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Intelligence inside the u.s. government. and somehow mike flynn, who is person a in this indictment, and who the indictment spells out was pretty clearly the other big part of this scheme, somehow mike flynn emerges from this as an unindicted co-conspirator who is not being charged and who is not facing any squljail time fo this scheme whatsoever. and presumably that is because mike flynns cooperation is what led to this indictment today. but given what seems to have been his role in this, given...

So the judge -- >> seems to be embodying that. >> elliott, i think youre right, he wanted to get that off his chest and then move on. that happens in the court all the time. alternative arguments are made. you deal with one, then you deal with the other. thats what a judge is required to do. >> ken dilanian, do you have some new reporting? >> reporter: yeah. theres something that judge sullivan said that sheds light on his mind-set and how hes approaching mike flynns conduct. he said it right at...

Connections overseas, his involvement in the campaign in the early days of the administration, i think we could be hearing plenty more from michael flynn. >> we still dont know why he lied. thats still a looming question over all of this. i want to move now, kim, to rudy giulianis defense of the president over the weekend. first of all, his implication that trump tower moscow talks may have extended all the way to november 2016. now, for context, we should note the presidents former attorney, mi...

Well, president trumps former national security adviser michael flynn will be sentenced this tuesday. flynn pled guilty over a year ago for lying to the fbi about conversations with russias ambassador to the united states. robert muellers team of prosecutors recommended flynn get little-to-no jail time after his cooperation, 19 interviews. flynns lawyers say their client should have been wandrned about the consequences of lying before he was questioned by the fbi. the implication was followed by...

>> thank you. >> let me start with the interview you gave to the new yorker, the headline was adam schiffs plans to obliterate trumps red line. the reference was to the president saying, if mueller goes into my personal businesses before the campaign, that would be a red line, thats too much. the implication being maybe hed fire him or something else. what does that headline mean in practice, that youre going to obliterate the red line? >> well obliterate was not my choice of words. >> fair enou...

Family, so im going to dismiss the strange feeling i get sometimes. >> like said rebecca the time jane told her two men put a knife to her throat and demanded money. >> and i said, well, did you call the police? did you yell? she says, oh, no, i just -- i just came home. i just wanted to get home. and i said, this was in the middle of the day and nobody else saw? she said, no. >> and then there was her claim that somebody was leaving threatening notes on her car. >> but then you would ask her, a...

American people unfiltered. >> its a direct line to the people on twitter and the press. >> but its 65 million followers. you saw this late last night that there were many people, all capital, that were vying for this. >> one way to blow up your holiday party is to have the president tweeting on a friday afternoon or evening. >> i just did a podcast and the issue is which one of them do you pay attention to? because theres so many of them. and that is the question as the press sort of becomes a ...

Themselves about what he is doing, thats just how he talks or doesnt mean what he says, and hes very good of bending people to his will and thats what he did with michael. i think thats no surprise. i think michael is sincere that he does not want to be the fall guy for donald trumps life, and for things that are happening that, you know, is at least clearly seems directed at trump. the presidents defense is lying is not a crime and theres no legal implication, and that may be true. when you are...

Melania. thats a political context and they have an important legal implication. >> you guys -- >> and the timing. >> chris christie told the "new york times" he is not interested in being chief of staff. this is normally the job everyone wants that no one really wants. >> no matter what the president said. >> he said 10 to 12 people really want this job. what do you think about that? >> if this were the beginning of the trump administration, i would say chris christie would want to be chief of ...

To women during the campaign. in the room, along with michael cohen, also there, the publisher of "the national enquirer," david pecker. cohen now, just keep in mind, has pleaded guilty to two felonies for those payments. he is going to prison for this. now we know that cohen was far from, quote, on his own on that one. the president of the united states was in the room. the implication here couldnt be any louder or clearer. lets start with shimone "outfront" live in new york. what are you learn...