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And nobed ay else was involved. theoretically others were involved. >> he organized this whole thing by himself. that he had his people involved in doing it for him. none of his kids, nobody. no indictments. >> right. i mean one evidence -- piece of evidence that i thought was pretty striking was the meeting between mr. manafort and kilminik in new york where he passed private polling data to him who was thought to be connected to t connect russian inittelligence services. m manafort lied about ...

We have the president of the occupation. we have the incumbency. we know where were going. >> reporter: the trump campaign never really ended, in a highly unprecedented move, he filed the year he was inaugurated. a year later, he hired parscale. he long worked with the organization but never in politics as digital media director. >> i think maybe for other candidates it wouldnt be right. maybe id never be here sitting in a chair in any situation. i wake up every day believing im the right guy fo...

Despite racking up 3 dozen indictments in several convictions in the wide-ranging probe muellers credibility has taken a hit. the number of people with a lot of trust that his investigation will be fair and accurate down 5 points and december and the new low of 28%. >> mister trump tweeted about the poll but not all the polling data was positive. 52% of americans say they do not believe his denials. >> 68 teams, one national championship. march madness will tip off today with the first of four p...

Happened? when paul manafort met with the russian officials to share polling data in august 2016? he did not. hope hicks, his spokesperson at the time said that there was no contacts with foreign nationals. and we know now that was a lie. she called it a little white lie to congressional investigators, but that is the stark contrast. there is a clear difference between what patriots like john mccain have done to protect national security interests, and what donald trump has done, particularly wh...

>> the clues came out in a recent filings by paul manaforts attorney. >> manafort shared polling data through kilimnik who has worked for russian intelligence and they passed that polling data off during the campaign. some people say this is the lynch pin of collusion. >> this is the best example that we have seen, why would a russia need internal polling data if not to help to manipulate the election. other people say it could be nothing. >> the larger question may be how so many people in one ...

Manafort. and is part of a cooperation with mueller he testified against his former mentor, manafort. asha, gates clearly had a lot of could contact with the presidents senior aides and what they were up to during the election. all that said, its not clear how gates is still cooperating. should the president be worried? >> yes, he should be worried. so, you know, what i think -- where gates can be especially helpful to mueller in addition to all the things that you mentioned is that he was a par...

Over a year ago to helping manafort hide millions of dollars in a foreign bank account for work that they did as lobbyists for ukrainian politicians, and as part of the cooperation with mueller, he testified against his former mentor, manafort. so, asha, gates clearly had a lot of contact with and insight into a lot of the presidents senior aides and what they were up to during the election. all that said, its not clear how gates is still cooperating. should the president be worried? >> yes, he ...

Trial some time this summer. that to me says there is more in the works and gates in particular is, to me, unique in the special counsel investigation. hes the bridge between different parts of the investigation that go to the core of the mandate or the remit that chuck was talking about. hes key to communications between manafort and kilimnik, including that transfer of polling data from the campaign that we now know about. he also would have been in a position to provide information about comm...

Garrett graff, former white house correspondent. april ryan and harry sendrik. garrett, do you think this means more indictments from mueller are on the way? >> i do think that and i think were going to see one final round of indictments probably right at the same time he files whatever his finished report is. in part because there are a lot of unanswered questions in the cases he has filed and we know he has been holding back information in certain parts of these indictments, holding back other...

Theres no one else who has the breadth of knowledge rick gates has. >> jonathan is right but we have to remember the one meeting in the cigar bar where material was passed, polling data, to a russian intelligence officer. that is what were calling unfortunately collusion because its not a crime. we want to call it a conspiracy. but its clearly related to russia-gate and thats a very important thing that weve been silent on terms of indictments but were not done yet. >> i also think its interesti...