then worked as a truck driver. his only run-ins in the law were the traffic infractions, a couple in pennsylvania, perhaps out in ohio as well. and spending time in florida. i don t have clarity yet on the tampa connection except he spent some time living and perhaps working down there. most of the information we re having right now is from what has taken place up here in new york. jonathan dienst, i know it s been an incredibly busy day for you. nobody works the cases like you do. we really appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you. we re joined now by jim cavanaugh, a retired atf special agent in charge and now an msnbc law enforcement analyst. jim, what do you make of this case as you read it so far? one mad dog, lawrence. one mad dog terrorist. he we know his motive. it was on the note. he said he was doing it for isis. and of course his behavior, his copycat behavior of all these other vehicle attacks jumping out, trying to attack with the fake guns, screaming allahu
tonight, the special counsel s office asserts their case against manafort and gates will include not only bank records but also tax filings. so we don t know exactly if the president s campaign chairman is wearing an ankle bracelet tonight. we think he might be. he s released under a high intensity program. the special counsel s office has declared manafort has a history of receiving millions of dollars from russian oligarcholigarchs. and the special counsel has put gates and manafort and by extension anybody else involved in this case, put them all on notice now that the special counsel s efforts to track this stuff down includes them going through both foreign and domestic bank records and also tax filings. they ve got their taxes.
disposition. thank you. thanks. a big part of the story is about perspective. we have a loss of life, and there s an interconnectedness to all of us. there s symbolism here in new york. e.b. white wrote about it in 1949, show the tower we are in the shadow of the world trade center, a place that stands as a simple of resolve and also profound victimization. we should never forget. we are going to take a break. when we come back, there s new information. poppy harlow and john berman has it for you. please, stay with cnn. tion by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn t a case for impeaching
taking in the propaganda on his own or was there a digital connection with isis? was he speaking to an isis handler? more and more in the cases we re seeing including case in berlin which is similar to this one where a truck was used to ram into people, what we re seeing is cyber coaching by the islamic state. they are speaking to somebody who is in libya, who is in iraq, who is in syria, who s possibly elsewhere and who gives them ideas and helps them translate their ideology into an act of violence. and malcolm, this is what we re going to have to we ve talked about this many times, again, the three of us get stuck whenever there s one of these things trying to make sense of things that are hard to make sense of. these are where these things are going. if there were people either radicalized because they re fighting overseas or radicalizing themselves or getting cyber coaching, it takes a different approach to try to combat this. yeah, you re absolutely
papadopoulos role with the campaign. the white house press secretary referred to him as a volunteer and claimed he only attended one meeting but cnn learned that is not the case. let s go straight to our senior congressional correspondent on capitol hill. tell us what else you ve been able to find out. reporter: that s not the case. more than one meeting that george papadopoulo did attend and that group, that national security group met roughly five or six times, wolf, and george papadopoulo came to two meetings, we re told, by a source at the meeting and at the meeting at least two of those meetings were jeff session sess. in one key exchange that occurred in a march 2016 meeting when then candidate trump appeared alongside his national security team, george