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Take the work thats being done at each of those agenciesand make sure it will have an effect. they need resource. nothing yesterday talked about additional resources that would be able to be brought to bare for this issue. we know something is serious when resources are put behind it. >> brett, this is willie geist. the implication yesterday was things have gotten better in 2018 than they were in 2016 presidential election in terms of stopping some of that russian interference. how do they arriv...

Measures could result in a loss of more than 450,000 u.s. jobsz. now the white house has approved $12 billion in emergency relief for farmers who are caught up in the trade war. but if it provided similar assistance to others affected in different industries, the cost would balloon to $39 billion. so thats just one particular cost of this trade war. joining us now to take a closer look at this is economist at oxford university fellow linda yu, author of the book the great economists, how their i...

He knows that this is a mistake, but yet he wont talk about that press conference. he did not even communicate to d.n.i. coats he was going to extend the invitation to vladimir putin to come to the united states. and when coats was on stage and shocked about that, as he should be because he should be the first person thats told about this, he has to go back and essentially negotiate with the president to calm his anger from what i understand. so this is a crazy scenario and even with all the pre...

Accusing rick gates of embezzling millions of dollars. joining us now, special prosecutor during the watergate scandal, richard ben-veniste. well get to manafort in a second. we heard rudy giuliani on the program a couple days ago suggesting i dont know if collusion would be a crime. the implication of that is that any contact with a foreign power, in this case russia trying to interfere in the election would, you know, would be okay. it is so anathema to any campaign ive ever covered to think c...

At least in the first trial. >> tell me if i led the correctly. he was wearing suit today. the jurors will not be informed or see any images of him wearing the jump suit. why would that be? >> they typically would not. usually they are only used for arraignments. when someone is in front of the jury, theyre usually brought in in street clothes. usually jurors are not told whether the defendant is in custody or free on bail. it is considered that would be prejudicial. there is whole implication o...

The question, and we know that is what the special counsel is looking into. >> you know, lets get to some exclusive new reporting from cnns erica orden. i want to read a couple sentences of what shes just breaking right now. potentially significant, the special counsel robert mueller has referred a collection of cases to new york federal prosecutors concerning whether several high-profile american lobbyists and operatives failed to register their work as foreign agents, according to people famil...

So, jeff, solution is -- giuliani is saying collusion isnt a crime. it stands in contrast to what the president has been saying for months is that there is no collusion. >> well, its sort of a contrast. the implication of what the president has been saying is that i didnt commit a crime. but he has never quite defined what collusion is. i mean, as you pointed out earlier at the beginning of the show, it is true that collusion itself is not defined in the united states code as a crime. but if you...

Lobbyist. maybe well fine these people. >> as you point out, none of these individuals has been charged with anything. its unclear if they will be charged. tony podesta, by the way, the brother of john podesta, the campaign chairman for hillary clinton. >> stand by because theres more breaking news were following now. new details emerging of what the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh has been privately telling u.s. senators about the russia investigation as he makes the rounds up on capitol ...

Constitutional, so thats still a question that members are going to have to ask him at his confirmation hearings. for the first time, were getting a glimpse into his view about something that could be very significant going forward if hes confirmed to the supreme court. >> very significant. if he is confirmed to the supreme court, any indication about how he would deal with the subpoena compelling the president to testify before the mueller probe? >> he has not broached that subject. thats one a...

This is the rocket docket. this case will not take three weeks. it may not even take two. >> we also have the question during the convention how the platform was changed to be more pro-ukrainian, and the question of manaforts influence over that. so that does affect donald trump and the campaign. >> its interesting, caitlin, as you know the president has been saying for months and months and months, there was no koolution, no collusion. now hes going one step further, echoing rudy giuliani and s...