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Lets talk about this. paul manafort slept with new charges after being sentenced to 71/2 years behind bars. the former trump campaign manager just indicted for mortgage fraud, conspiracy, and falsifying records in new york. this is less then an hour after he was sentenced to 40 months in prison for illegally lobbying and ukraine. manafort was sentenced to 47 months for fraud. cameras will be allowed in a chicago courtroom later this morning when empire actor jussie smollett appeared come his exp...

Jillian: paul manafort facing new charges after being sentenced to 7 years behind bars. the former trump campaign manager indicted for mortgage fraud, conspiracy and falsifying records, the announcement less than an hour after a federal judge sentenced to 40 months in prison for illegally lobbying in ukraine. manafort was sentenced to 47 months for fraud. rob: will barajas on capitol hill. demanded to know why the trump administration is pushing to ask are you a citizen in the 2020 census. the h...

Famous crime. falsifying business records? thats not like bank robbery or reckless driving or even hamb g hamburglarring. does anybody ever actually get charged for that? well, remember i said it is a 16-count indictment today against paul manafort in new york. count 8, falsifying business records in the first degree. count 9, falsifying business records in the first degree. count 10, falsifying business records in the first degree. count 11 and count 12 and count 13 and count 14 and count 15, e...

Eight are falsifying business records in the first degree. and falsifying business records is what the trump organization is effectively accused by prosecutors already of having done in the felony campaign finance case that is sending michael cohen to prison in a matter of weeks and in which the president is also have alleged to have directed the buyer scheme. and its true there is a federal justice department policy that arguably constrains any federal prosecutor from indicting and prosecuting ...

Nature of those payments which were illegal payments. and after prosecutors went out of their way to describe the trump organization having done that, you know, you ask former prosecutors, youd ask experienced defense attorneys, hey, why are these sdny prosecutors going out of their way to show and describe these false bookkeeping entries at the trump organization? and lawyers would tell you, well, yeah, theoretically, that could be a crime too. falsely recording those records as something theyr...

Reckless driving or even hamburglaring. i mean, falsifying business records, does anybody ever actually get charged for that? well, remember i said it is a 16-count indictment today against paul manafort in new york. count 8, falsifying business records in the first degree. count 9, falsifying business records in the first degree. count 10, falsifying business records in the first degree. count 11 and count 12 and count 13 and count 14 and count 15, 8 of 16 felonies manafort is charged with toda...

Consequences because many things are coming to light. there are subpoenas being served. tax returns are going to become a separate issue. the president cannot do what he wants to do. he calls it presidential harassment. we call it transparency. >> lets talk about the sentencingover of of msentencin of manafort today. he already served nine months mostly in solitary confinement. he is about to begin a pretty lengthy prison sentence for somebody that is about to turn 70 years old. >> he is. you ha...

Fraud and several other crimes. these are the state charges. thats why the president cant save him from whatever the outcome. a president can only pardon those convicted of federal crimes. laura ingle with this part of the reporting live from new york. >> it appears manhattans d.a. waited for the federal sentencing to wrap up before unsealing the 16-count indictment that was filed thursday, stating in a press release, "no one is beyond the law in new york." the findings being released the same h...

Unresolved. a final idea to put to you on manaforts acceptance of responsibility. a number of people rose to the judge on his behalf seeking leniency. he did not do so. she questioned in court whether this may have been an effort to protect or shield others in the future. dana? >> dana: all right. catherine herridge, thank you. and moments after manafort learned his fate in federal court, he was indicted on new charges in new york state. lets go to laura ingall. >> reporter: well, state prosecut...

The manafort indictment in new york has sent shock waives across donald trump inner circle. paul manafort was indicted or mortgage frauds and falsifying records. no one is beyond the law in new york. that could matter to other people who have never even been charged in the first place because the trump organization has faced investigations for a range of activity beginning with michael cohens hush money payments and ending with a whole lot of other things that are still sparking all kinds of que...