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Judge in which prosecutors describe the bank ceo as the coconspirator. proos kout oars described the bank ceo of having some other criminal liability. that bank ceo has been an unusual absence in the courtroom, right? there has been a lot of detail and evidence introduced about the trump campaign trying to sell off the high ranking job offers, but steve caulk himself has not appeared as a witness in the courtroom. we have e-mails and discussions related to him, but he hasnt been there. among oth...

Honor. to which the judge says, that really hurt the government, didnt it? mr. andres says well, i. >> the judge says, never mind. never mind. then the transcript reflects a pause in the proceedings. the judge is like, have you ever done that? the one prosecutor goes gulp. the other one in the back goes yeah, your honor, you did. >> whether he. >> oh, that really hurt you? >> theres been all there will wringing of hands and legal fighting over this judge in the manafort case inserting himself in...

That devolved into having a sarcastic outburst. this never mind outburst today. at least thats how it reads. was it like that exactly in person? joining us is the senior reporter at politico who has been in the courtroom for the trial and was there for this today. thank you very much for being here. nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> that was the way the transcript read in part about the fight with the judge. they are fighting about the instructions that will be given to the jury and specif...

You are expressly to understand -- at least it didnt split the infinative. thats not the way i speak or anyone speaks. >> im sure your honor will say it however your honor feels. the judge said all right. suppose i change number 11 to say that such comments, lets see, permits a federal judge to comment to the jury on the evidence in the case. do you think i made any such comments? and then the transcript reflects laughter. the judge said do you think i made such comments. the prosecutor does not...

>> i am. >> have you decided whether you wush to testify? paul manafort, i have. >> do you wish to testify? >> no, sir. >> the judge, you may be seated. paul manafort, thank you. >> that brings us to the end of the evidence in this case. thats the end of the evidence. all the evidence is in and there wont be any more witnesses including the defend himself. >> the defense made one last effort related to the trump campaign and this guy who wanted to be secretary of the army and thought he would be...

The judge said do you remember one? he said yes, i can remember several. i know when mr. gates was testifying, he said he was careful about his money and your honor said well, obviously not when you stole money from him. that was one that was particularly noteworthy. there are others, your honor. to which the judge said that really hurt the government, didnt it? he said well ---. the judge said never mind. then the transcript reflects a pause. >> have i ever done that? gulp. the other one said y...

Another stunning allegation from omarosa. while on the mueller front the defense has rested in the manafort case. when will deliberations begin? and if its tuesday it must be primary night again. indeed it is. steve kornacki has the live results alt the big board as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday night. and good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 572 this was of the trump administration, which is now facing the very real possibility that th...

In many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40s. heres the big fight and awkward moment at the end. the fight is about things that the judge has said in the courtroom during the course of the trial. stuff he said about comments about the case that he made or questions that the judge made himself to various witnesses. they are fighting about that. the judge, you want it

She is also our eyes and ears inside the manafort trial. and harry litman is a former u.s. attorney and deputy assistant attorney general. julia, tell us about how both sides made their closing arguments today. >> we heard a really firm case from the prosecution. they took an hour and 45 minutes to walk through everything that paul manafort did on bank fraud, on tax evasion and on not giving the information he should have on his foreign bank accounts. the defense really put a lot of their eggs i...

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