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comes from giuliani, who attempted to downplay the criminal aspect of collusion with the russians. rather than deny that collusion took place, he now today argued that collusion isn t illegal. let s watch. i ve been sitting here looking in the federal code trying to find collusion as a crime. it s not. collusion is not a crime. i don t even know if that s a crime, colluding about russians. you start analyzing the crime. the hacking is the crime. the hacking that certainly is the original the president didn t hack. of course not. that s he didn t pay them for hacking. it s so much fun. an apparent shift in strategy. giuliani now appears to be saying that collusion is not so bad after all. you saw him there chuckling about it. and also 150e78d to undermined the credibility, however, of president trump s frequent and categorical denials that there was no collusion. w
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confused, one goal of mr. giuliani was pretty evident. i ve been sitting here looking in the federal code trying to find collusion as a crime. it s not. collusion is not a crime. i don t even know if that s a crime, colluding about russians. okay. you start analyzing the crime, the hacking is the crime. that certainly is the origin of the the president didn t hack. of course not. that s the he didn t pay them for hacking. as you know, it has led the meeting with the russians. if you got the hacked information from the russians here at cnn and you played it would you be in jeopardy of going to jail? of course not. okay. the president didn t hack and he didn t pay for the hacking. so that s an interesting thing to say. that, though, you that see there, is an idea that trump s allies have trotted out before. it doesn t hold up to legal scrutiny at all, particularly when you consider that mueller has already charg
good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. one day before president trump s former campaign manager is going to stand trial in federal court for money laundering and bank fraud in relation to his work for a pro-russian political party in ukraine and one day after the president went on possibly his most aggressive twitter rant yet about the mueller investigation, which he called the operation an illegal scam, trump s lawyer, rudy giuliani, was out today wildly, desperately spinning to try to accomplish two very specific things. one, move the goalposts to say that collusion is not a crime, and two, to get ahead of the emerging storyline of a trump campaign strategy meeting that maybe occurred two days before the infamous trump tower meeting that had promised dirt on hillary clinton. in two interviews this morning, interviews that were often confusing, bewildering, and in which giuliani often seemed confused, one goal of mr. giuliani was pretty evident.
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an oasis of peace at the heart of the capital i m in berlin visiting the bauhaus. one reason why it s so quiet right now is that the museum is closed for renovation . the bauhaus school was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and next year will markets first centennial what better time to retrace its footsteps the ripper lent how did the bauhaus quite possibly history s most influential modernist school shaped germany s capital. bauhaus and berlin what was that like and what still remains that s what i want to find out today through arts architecture and chocolate. also on the show a locals recommendations for court and ireland. our viewer video wil
whip inflation. and in the new york times, in his obituary that just went on lon online. he did it, interest rates went up higher than anyone would have ever expected, but history proved to be on paul volkers side, and think which i for the past 20 or 30 years, much of that is ohhed to bawed to paul . he had a quality that is missing greatly and he was involved in politics, and that squault courage. he had the courage of his convictions to do as you just eluded to, interest rates and that period of time, it turned
out that he was exactly right as to what to do. he was a mechanic that knew what he wasni trying to fine tune an fiction and he had the courage toad do it. that was courage, and you know, that quality that mike talked about, he sort of had it, he clark gabled his last line in gone with the wind, he didn t give a dam. we are counting down now to the top of the house, the house judiciary committee hearing that will review impeachment evidence against president trum
Right far-right elements in his conference, take them on work with democrats and deal with the aftermath at the moment. he s in his speaker s chair because democrats very well could come to his defense. i said, well, it sounds like yeah, it sounds like an issue of also buying time. manu because when you spoke with congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, i mean, she really put it on, you know what? i m not going to make that decision right now. i m going to let my colleagues you know, go home and hear from their constituents. i mean, buying, time measure. maybe the constituents really will give some of these members of congress and earful about their point of view on the house speaker is this really an issue of well, maybe we don t have the consensus right now and we re looking for another way, another avenue in which two potentially make the motion to vacate or let it go yeah. look, i mean, they don t have the big problem is that there s no consensus candidate. i mean, yes, if he
I think that he s charging decisions to date. i think that given the difficulty of this kinds of pressure to begin with, that kind of conservative strategy makes a lot of sense. the special counsel was appointed for a member of this investigation, the committee was winding down. raskin, along with other members, publicly felt like the doj was slow walking the potential investigation to the former president. they were slow walking the criminal charges that were now seen, potentially, come into fruition with this likely third indictment. now you re hearing them talk about what special counsel jack smith is focused on, zeroed it on. that is the overall big picture of what the former president tried to do after the 2020 election and supporting those results. le cirque, and thank you for that reporting. and moments, former trump white house deputy press secretary, sarah matthews, joins me to discuss what she knows about the january 6th war room. also, miami heat, the hot
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