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A news and interview program, anchored by Erin Burnett. Admitted to lying about and cheating. It doesnt get more clear than that. Is manaforts bet at this Point Go For Pardon from the president . Or is it what, have people think gates is a worse liar . Whats the strategy . I mean, the pardon play is a lot of moves out here. So i think the strategy seems to be to run down gates to say, you know, i was just a patsy. I wasnt that hands on, which was contradicted by his own bookkeeper and i was the ...

They would protect our interest and not worked against them. and that is the "angle." arkansas senator tom cotton. senator, this story keeps getting worse right before we went to erica mineta released its own communication with "the new york times" summed up this way, rush is repeatedly described as a threat to nato in the document by contrast, china is described presenting challenges. and the u.k. summed up further by the terms, diplomacy and engagement the alliance fails to maintain a construc...

Makes the case its the latter, not the former. josh is joining me now. great to see you. >> likewise. >> i want to read a graph from your piece for everyone, because it was really enlightening. several u.s. officials and people who have spoken directly to trump since his syria decision tell me, josh rogin, they believe that pauls frequent phone conversations with trump wholly outside the policy process, are having an outsized influence on the presidents recent foreign policy decisions. how did t...

Red sparrow kind of using her womanly wiles to get information. you know, there was no contact about jd gordon back with people in russia there was no follow-up. it have would have been a lot more aggressive situation if her goal was to come and get foreign policy influence in the u.s., jd gordon probably would have been a pretty good person. but they went out a couple of times, never followed up and had about six e-mails. again, the limited nature of it i think belies that there is anything sin...