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Feels bad for manafort. he admitted to money laundering, bank fraud. he pled guilty to conspiracy against the u.s. and witness tampering. he lied to mueller after he agreed to cooperate and gave polling data to cokonstantin kilimnik. is this someone who deserves sympathy? >> i was struck by judge jackson in the courtroom today. she was not only no nonsense but extremely scathing in honing in on the lies manafort told going to the question of democracy and that you have to have facts and truth as...

With manafort. you gave polling data that wound up placing the same places and faces as the campaign. >> the rnc and the president -- >> not you. >> -- did not do that. >> the presidents campaign did in the form of his chairman. >> im not going to totally go along with that. >> you dont have to. its a fact. >> the president didnt collude, the president didnt force hillary clinton to avoid michigan, the president didnt say and the russians didnt do that, either. >> true. >> i think people want to...

Him as a neighbor. not just as some burglar. just because he didnt trip the line that makes it a felony. he said it. now, if its not a felony, its fine. paul manafort gives polling data that the russians use arguably to target places for their interfeerninte interdpeerinte interferen interference. flynn reaches out to people who knew he shouldnt have. you have roger stone who reached out to people who knew they shouldnt have. everybody lies about it because they knew it was wrong and it dont bo ...

I feel like you guys talk about wrongdoing on the republican side only from the lens of criminality. poll after poll shows, you know this, people care about this, they want to know who did what. it matters. do they want impeachment? no. ive never seen a poll where you have the majority of the country saying it. we also dont know what were talking about either. we get to see this report, if we ever get do see it, have to see what the oversight yields, if yields anything. that will matter to the a...

Paul manafort gives polling data that the russians use arguably to target places for their interference. flynn reaches out to people who knew he shouldnt have. you have roger stone who reached out to people who knew they shouldnt have. everybody lies about it because they knew it was wrong and it doesnt bother you. >> it had no substantial effect on the president. olgd -- on the election. >> i dont know about that. >> why dont we wait until the mueller report comes out? when it comes out and say...

He lied to mueller after he agreed to cooperate and gave polling data to konstantin kilimnik. alleged russian intel agent. is this someone who deserves sympathy? >> i was struck by judge jackson in the courtroom today. by the comments. she was not only no nonsense but extremely scathing in honing in on the lies manafort told going to the question of democracy and that you have to have facts and truth as an underpinning of our democracy. and i think that she was right to focus on that as an eleme...

In fact the proceedings in judge jacksons court have brought frds of collusion including the meeting in the height of the campaign where manafort carved time out to give polling data. why? to constantine kilimni kurks. even after the judges rebuke, map forts lawyer went outside to make a statement for an audience of one. >> judge jackson conceded that there was absolutely no evidence of any russian collusion in this case. so that mocks two courts, two courts have ruled no evidence of any collusi...

Lie about providing polling data to someone linked to russian intelligence. he made the calculated decision to do that and risk getting caught and risk getting a much greater sentence. why would you do that? you would do that if you felt that if you gave that evidence that goes right to the issue of collusion, there is no innocent explanation for giving internal polling data, raw data to the russians or someone linked to russian intelligence, that it would effectively kill any chance of a pardon...

Privately cripple the mueller investigation and because im sure the president was confident he would not recuse himself. the ethics lawyers urged him to do so. he refused. then you have the new attorney general appointed, who refuses to commit to following the advice of ethics lawyers on that same issue, recusal. so is it plausible that the issue of the recusal of the prosecutor in the southern district of new york came up? absolutely. is it i think straining credit utility to think that if he d...

To someone linked to russian intelligence. he made the calculated decision to do that and risk getting caught and risk getting a much greater sentence. why would you do that? you would do that if you felt that if you gave that evidence that goes right to the issue of collusion, there is no innocent explanation for giving internal polling data, raw data to the russians or someone linked to russian intelligence, that it would effectively kill any chance of a pardon. and so instead of -- instead of...