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Manafort that the way he gets that is by not cooperating. if that die animal sic in fact at work here, how do you think this new report from the "wall street journal" that manafort sought a deal with prosecutors might affect that? >> well, i read at this time way you do. i think these signals, strong signals to manafort to do what the president said, stay strong. there may be a pardon in your future. if that is the case, then deal may be which counts manafort pleads guilty to or how much he woul...

Attorney general has already brought charges against the presidents foundation, the president himself and the presidents three eldest children, don jr., e-ivankaa and eric. they have already referred that case against the trump foundation to the public integrity division at the justice department, to the federal election commission and to the irs for federal prosecution. the federal prosecutors brought a huge civil tax case against ivanka trumps business partner, from what used to be her luxury ...

Convicted felon paul manafort, is now apparently trying to get himself a deal with the prosecutors in robert muellers office. joining us now is chuck rosenberg, a senior fbi official, also a former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia, which is where the first manafort trial was held. mr. rosenberg, chuck, thank you very much for your time tonight. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> is it normal practice for a defense team to come to prosecutors to try to cut a deal for their client litera...

Manafort, they unsealed some of the earlier proceedings that we the public hadnt previously had access to in manaforts d.c. case. that let us see for the first time that even the judge who is overseeing the next paul manafort trial in d.c., that judge appears to be misystifiedy the fact that manafort didnt consent to all the charges against him just being consolidated in one jurisdiction so he could go on trial once. the reason, the trump campaign chair, the reason he had a trial that ended last...

Court means federal prosecutors agree to not further prosecute him. but they explicitly spell out that they are reserving the right to cite those same felonies as crimes in case they ever want to bring a rico. 18 usc 1961. thats racketeering. thats rico as in organized crime. federal prosecutors are reserving the right to charge something as an organized criminal entity under the rico statutes and that relates to michael cohen. what? that how soon is probably enough to light a little fire under ...

Federal prosecutors agree to not further prosecute him to the crimes he admitted in court last week. but prosecutors explicitly spell out in the agreement that they are reserving the right to cite those same felonies as crimes in case they ever want to bring a rico case in the future on this matter. code 18, usc 1961. thats racketeering. thats rico as in organized crime. federal prosecutors are reserving the right to charge something as an organized criminal entity under the rico statutes and th...

Here is the interesting part. this isnt one of those case where is the u.s. justice department indicts some russian hacker but nothing ever comes of it because he is in russia and they dont extradite from us so this guy will never see a u.s. courtroom. this guy is russian. but at the time that the justice department indicted him, he wasnt in russia. he was in the check republic. and police arrested him. and in march of this year, they extradited him to the united states. and he is now in jail in...

This case are interested in what paul manafort might be able to contribute to a case that involves the president or other high-ranking federal officials. once the prosecutors knew that their case was in the hands of the jury in virginia, they presumably had some ideas to the strength of their case, what they put forward, the likelihood of getting convictions. wouldnt it sort of, then, be, i guess, having their cake and eating it, too, if they could get eight felony convictions against him but th...

1,500 pieces of evidence that the prosecution has filed for the d.c. case for manafort. one of the things thats different is that at least some of the evidence in this case that theyll be citing is apparently in russian. look. at least the subject lines of all of these e-mails that appear in the prosecutions evidence list are written in cyrilik. in the prosecutions list, this is the trial where manafort has a co-defendant on some of the charges. his co-defendant is konstantin kilimnik. he is bel...

Court transcript in manaforts case from february 14th in washington, d.c. this is judge in manaforts d.c. case talking to manaforts defense lawyers. and before this was just unsealed, this was a sealed proceeding at the base. now we know what happened. the judge says, quote, i understand youre hamstrung. is there any ghang the eastern district versus the district of columbia? i think the only thing i can imagine thats more unusual than the government offering that you choice is the choice youre ...