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gates is all to blame here. they re saying he is the one who stole and embezzled money. they re saying he s the one who lied. and now they re trying flip this on the government. rick gates will be the government s star witness, but the defense team is saying how can he be your star witness? rick gates is an admitted liar and he is now cooperating with the government. what s next for the trial? what happens tomorrow? just day one, we ve already seen a lot. but day two we re expecting that the prosecution will be calling two more witnesses. we expect another democratic consultant who worked with paul manafort. we re also expecting to hear from an fbi agent. the prosecution here says that they have a witness list of 35 people that they plan to call, but this trial is really only expected to go three weeks. we saw just how fast this trial moved just in the first day here. so who knows. it
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courthouse in alexandrialexandr virginia, cnn s jessica schneider. so what did we learn today at the trial? anderson, we learned a lot. it was only the first day here, but this courtroom is definitely living up to its rocket docket reputation. they managed to whittle down this jury pool of 65 people down to 12 jurors plus four alternates, and then, of course, we heard the fiery opening statements here. in this, prosecutors shed some light on paul manafort s lavish lifestyle, and they did it by talking about his 30 hidden foreign bank accounts they say existed in three different countries. and they say that funded that lavish lifestyle that included seven different homes, ranging from virginia to manhattan, all the way to the hamptons on long island. they also talked about his $500,000 luxury clothing. they mentioned a $21,000 watch, and they even, yes, mentioned a $15,000 jacket made of
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letting him ask about obstruction but doing so in written answers and limiting in-person questions to questions that dealt with things that events that happened before president trump was inaugurated, focus on the potential collusion questions and nothing about obstruction of justice. all of these debates over whether they will sit down are going on while giuliani is saying president trump does want to sit down with him, he is expressing interest. it s the legal team that has the reservations about that. this is happening while the president is continuing to lash out at the special counsel. that s because the president believes he can sway public opinion to agree with him that this is a witch hunt and be on board this investigation has gone on too long, that it s a witch hunt. whether or not that pans out is up to the president s twitter feed and whether he can convince his supporters. stand by to stand by. great to see you.
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about keeping president trump s secrets but will he keep them if mueller closes a trap on stone. we re learning of another big blow to stone, a judge ordering another person close to stone to appear before the mueller grand jury, that s former stone associate andrew miller. he fought a subpoena from mueller, the judge, though, said no. so andrew miller will appear. and today trump s former campaign chairman faced another day in court. prosecutors slamming paul manafort for a fourth day showing he lied on his taxes, lies, lies, and more lies is the story from prosecutors and let s be clear, roger stone and paul manafort were not coffee boys like team trump has tried to dismiss another trump aide who pleaded guilty in the russia informati
testimony in which she described a loan for $900,000. i think we have the exhibits the government showed in court for a $900,000 loan in 2014 and according to her own testimony, this money was
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a voluntary interview suggests there s more to the interview. when you want that you want it written down so you can use it in the future maybe for perjury. in terms of that, if you are roger stone and you re watching how this is playing out, you and your attorneys as you re huddling, what s the thinking there. well trks ha, it s hard to k. he s under scrutiny. if you were going to make a list three years ago of the trump associates who were most likely to be in trouble, it would be paul manafort, roger stone beneath him. so i think that the major jeopardy we re seeing in this case, you have one shady lobbying case. paul manafort. russians indicted who will never see the inside of a u.s. courtroom and then you have perjury. you have people not telling the truth. so any lawyer working for
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only one who wants special counsel bob mueller to wrap it up. why democrat mark penn says this whole thing has run its course. and top house democrat eric swalwell says he couldn t be more wrong. two democrats with two very different takes on one very big show. cavuto live starts right now. david: and welcome, everybody, i m david asman in for neil cavuto today. a lot to get to, but first, president donald trump gearing up for another campaign rally tonight ahead of a key test tuesday night in ohio. why is this one so important? to fox s rick leventhal who s following the president from new jersey. hi, rick. reporter: and, david, one of the things the president has proven is that he s unpredictable and likely to go off prompter. we expect to see that tonight. his vacation began officially yesterday at the trump national golf club in nearby bedminister,
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twin girls, i cannot get them out of my mind. and i hope that they do more than listen to them at a rally, because our president sits up there and lies, and i only hope that those americans have access to the truth, because that s not what the president gave them. president trump is acting like a captain and a typhoon. not seen in the american white house since the last dark, dank water days of watergate. judge jeanine: many in the media push anti-trump vitriol every day, press secretary sarah sanders was quick to remind them what happens when the language of the left spins out of control. watch. the media has attacked me personally on a number of occasions, including your own network. said i should be harassed as a life sentence. that i should be choked, i.c.e. officials not welcome in their place of worship. when i was posted by the correspondents association which almost all of you are members
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pretty much even is a big deal and it s actually a very interesting district, you have well-off suburbs of columbus and you have places where i spent some time and it s a former industrial power house that s on hard times right now, the average income there is about half of what it is in the rest of america, so, you know, it s reliably republican district with a lot of people that have different concerns and, yeah, the republicans are very worried right now and his approval rating in this district is 46% approved, 49 disapprove and, of course, as you know, midterms are often a referendum on the president and so it s a very tight race and i think republicans are very nervous because this is the last special election before the midterms and so everybody in the country is watching this race to figure out prediction of what will happen come november. is it risky for the president to go in there, what if the republican loses, will people be eager in washingto
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members of, you brought a comedian up to attack my appearance and called me a traitor to my own agenda. in fact, as far as i know i m the first press secretary in the history of the united states that has required secret service protection. the media continues to ratchet up the verbal assault against the president and everyone in this administration and certainly we have a role to play but the media has a role to play for the discourse in this country as well. janine: naturally those comments from sanders were met with even more resentment, watch this. because she says she speaks on behalf of the president and she s made her, clear, time and again that the press is the enemy of the people. even when the white house press secretary will not say that the working press is not the enemy of the people. it s pernicious, it s dangerous, and this is not media elite people defending media elite people. it comes out of totalitarian reg
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because they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. janine: as you might imagine the very thin skinned media in this country does not take well to criticism. at over the last 24 hours they lashed out against president trump and his allies, take a look. i know that the dangerous blustering bigot on the stage last night is even more boorish and less connected to reality than he was ten years ago. donald trump is not well and everyone close to him says that. your president announced his campaign by talking about building a wall he is the president of the united states. i will never claim a bigot, ever. the same bigots who are sending people back away from their children are the ones who brought my ancestors here. congratulations. that speech the president gave in pennsylvania, there were children behind him. i saw at least three children,
two twin girls, i can get th