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Im sure the mueller team is thinking theres a bias there. >> and down to rick harrison. what do you think? >> i think -- he did some bad things. he should go to prison but should get a reduced sentence. its wrong to find a person, lets investigate him and well find a crime. thats what happened to him. >> if were all investigated long enough -- >> and multiple crimes. >> its morally wrong to pick somebody out -- >> he was a trump campaign manager. he gave polling data to russians. this is not -- ...

Case? why keep going back to that issue? especially when there are in fact collusion questions that remain about paul manaforts case. you might remember there was an accidentally unredacted filing paul manaforts team submitted in d.c. a few weeks ago and in that filing we learned that one of the things manafort lied to prosecutors about and he was supposed to be cooperating with them was the number of meetings he had with a russian guy who prosecutors say is linked to russian intelligence. speci...

Points. his relationship with constantine kilmnik. the polling data that was esupposed to go to ukrainian oligarchs and perhaps others. and it was clear from the unsealed transcripts of hearings and judge amy burnl jacksons court room that the mueller people regard this one meeting on august 2nd, 2016, where manafort is with kilmnik and theyre at cigar club in manhattan and pass the polling data to him. muellers prosecutor, andy weiszman had said this meeting goes to the very heart of what were ...

More about his relationship to kilmnik. to explain more about what was going to happen to the polling data and you mention his relationship to the oligarch deripaska whose name hasnt come up in any of the trials this far and its clear from the emails that we have, that manafort was trying to leverage his position atop the trump campaign to repair his debts with deripaska. we dont know what became of that but the evidence is so highly suggestive. >> i think the comment downing made was striking. ...

Especially when there are, in fact, collusion questions that remain about paul manaforts case. you may remember there was an accidentally un-redacted filing that paul manaforts defense team submitted in d.c. a few weeks ago, and in that accidentally un-redacted filing, we learned one of the things that manafort lied to prosecutors about when he was supposed to be cooperating with them was the number of meetings hed had with a russian guy who prosecutors say is linked to russian intelligence. spe...

That manafort was a scandal waiting to happen, who so desperately wanted to join that he offered to work for free, despite being in huge debt and immediately tried to figure out how he could get whole with the massively powerful russian oligarch close to putin, who gave polling data to a fbi assessed to be linked to russian intelligence and collaborated in getting their stories straight. and the alleged russian agent escaping his own indictment. he was convicted of eight counts of tax and bank f...

And just to be clear. manafort did collusion with russia. he colluded. after it was publicly known after he was part of the trump tower meeting, looking to get dirt on hillary clinton who said the russian government was supporting trump after he stood on stage and said this. >> russia, if youre listening, i hope youre able to find the 30,000 emails that have missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> after all of that, manafort gave the polling data to a man the fbi...

Tower meeting, looking to get dirt on hillary clinton who said the russian government was supporting trump after he stood on stage and said this. >> russia, if youre listening, i hope youre able to find the 30,000 emails that have missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> after all of that, manafort gave the polling data to a man the fbi assessed to have ties to russian intelligence and walked him through it. why? on two separate occasions he was given the option t...

Immediately tried to figure out how he could get whole with the massively powerful russian oligarch close to putin, who gave polling data to a fbi assessed to be linked to russian intelligence and collaborated in getting their stories straight. and the alleged russian agent escaping his own indictment. he was convicted of eight counts of tax and bank fraud and agreed to plead guilty and lied in his own cooperation because he was so desperate to conseal the whole truth. hes a walking scandal. jaw...

And lied about his involvement with konstantin kilimnik. kilimnik wrote, ive never had anything to do with any intelligence service of russia. so sam stein, all of that is probably why you saw paul manaforts attorney come out of the courtroom yesterday and say "no collusion," he wanted to remind people there is more out there. >> thats what surprised me. i guess we have to figure out what the definition of collusion is. providing polling data to russian operatives seem to me to have some collusi...