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Witnesses, to find dirt on one man. in other words, so they will sing or compose to either prosecute or impeach the president of the united states. and ifand so, how is that not a political selective persecution and not prosecution? now i dont care if you are liberal or conservatives, we better take a very close look at where this country is today. we did learn valuable lessons, pay your taxes, dont fly on a loan application, dont lie to the fbi. but this is it? robert mueller? are you proud of ...

Created a lot of confusion because it and index all this information. they got thousands of documents that are supposed to try to sort out. >> melissa: that could be a strategy. we are talking about this before the show that maybe the strategy behind it wasnt an oversight that i didnt connect all these things and they didnt use the chart that they had and they didnt draw what was what, or was it a strategy that you just get so overwhelmed by how much evidence this is that you just decide that he...

Interesting point that came out yesterday, which is that there was a lot of testimony over the last two days really about this bank loan, three loans of $16 million that paul manafort got from a small bank in chicago, and what ultimately came out is that the bank officials and even all the way up to the president wanted to reject the loan application, but the ceo and chairman of the bank, steven caulk, came in over their heads to approve it. what came out is that what he really was after, and th...

Trump campaign chairman paul manafort. justice correspondent jessica snyder is at the courthouse in virginia. prosecutors have just rested their case. what was the final word today. >> they have, jim, after ten day, 27 witnesses, prosecutors have announced that they have concluded their case. it really wraps up a whirlwind of testimony out here that weve heard from accountants and real estate agents and car dealers and of course rick gates himself, the former right-hand man of paul manafort who ...

Implications beyond the scope of this trial, because what it shows, what it alleges is that paul manafort was committing bank fraud even as he was chairman of the trump campaign. he was, according to this testimony today from a man named james bren appeanabrennan, a vi, said he lied on his loan application and said there were no loans on property listed as collateral when in fact there were loans, misstated his income. now, the defense essentially argued that none of that mattered because the pe...

Jason badger says for months he begged local investigators to do something about the family squatting on his land, worried about the little boy named abdul he recognized from the missing childs poster. >> i called the missing and exploited childrens hotline, i called the state troopers and county sheriff and notified they were on the property. >> reporter: now he wished investigators moved in sooner. >> he said they didnt want a police officer to come up here and do that kind of stuff because th...

Contract with former trump donor for funding for a nuclear power project. he agreed to pay cohen a monthly retainer and $10 million if he saw the project through. the journal reports it was made shortly before the april raid on cohens home, office and hotel room. according to people familiar with that contract, the loan application with the energy department is still pending. a representative for cohen declined to comment. the white house did not respond to the papers request for comment. cohen ...

Manafort used false information to get morgues and introduced thad mortgage money as free income then theyre saying we need to explain how he was able to continue to get these loans and the reason at least in this case they say he was able to get these loans despite the dubious loan application was because the banker who was helping him get the money had personal ambitions of his own. >> counsel also asked the judge to move the trial from virginia to. this could stretch on for a while if the jud...

Payments to women, where did that come from? cohen now, weve heard some conflicting stories. cohen said he took 130,000, took a home finance loan which i dont know if thats going to turn out to be accurate or not, and there may be some possibility of fraud in that loan if he did indeed. >> ive heard people going to the super bowl and home finance money. it cant really be a punishable crime, is it? do people really go to jail because they use money to go to a super bowl that they were supposed to...

Had been committed and that there was evidence of the crime in the location that they wanted to search, which would be cohens offices or home. in terms of -- you know, bank fraud, wire frauds, serious crimes. its very easy to commit a bank fraud. you know, a false statement to a bank on a loan application or a false statement to a bank when theyre trying to do their due diligence about why youre opening an account and youre lying to the bank what the purpose of the account is could be a federal ...