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Polling data and giving it to him and the idea that manaforts own lawyers are copping to the fact that what they gave him was like a big hefty chuck of whatever it was. >> and i mean his lawyers also say, i mean they kind of go back and forth on how theyre explaining it but say it was so complex and so focused i dont understand so the judge is like thats the point, right? >> right. >> so her discussions about why it was material are actually really interesting, but mueller isnt saying that. muel...

Is inconsistent with the argument that he is actually making in certain places in the sentencing document that is sort of some of the overt acts in furtherance of the conspiracy that he is being sentenced for, mueller leaves out. he doesnt talk about the june 2016 trump tower meeting and doesnt get into the relationship with the polling data. and the fact that mueller is leaving some of that stuff out of this memo really does to me at least indicate that there is a chance that mueller is saving ...

Listed are real crimes. ask them who are all going to pris prison. >> and most of the crimes are things that took place related to this or the investigation. a lot of stuff could have preceded it but in terms of the 199, theres this thing, we know from the mueller investigation that he shared polling data. he says has ties to russian military intelligence. saying there is no collusion or conspiracy. manafort saying that interactions are central and it could be important that he shared this data....

Deadline was met for the documents werent released until few hours ago. 800 pages total which included exhibit actual sentencing memo i have here black lines heavily redacted i spoke with a justice producer said no major bombshells in a 25 page memo, in fact, many expected to find out an actual prison recommendation for paul manafort but no specific sentence number mentioned. the memo reads, quote, manafort chose repeatedly and knowingly to violate the law whether laws prescribe garden variety c...

Testifying on capitol hill. so a lot of news when it comes to the special counsel. this document does not recommend a specific prison time, but its potential that paul manafort could get a significant amount of prison time. the memo says manafort chose to violate the law, tax fraud, money laundering and obstruction of justice. and the foreign agents registration act. the documents claim he shared polling data with a group that has ties with the russian foreign intelligence agency. muellers team ...

For this meeting. they left by separate entrances. this was where they discussed the ukraine deal that russia very much wanted to get out of the ukraine mess. it was where manafort may have handed over this polling data. which goes to the heart of the concerns about russian manipulation and the election. and what happened after and whether there was discussion of a pardon, which is maybe why manafort has been double dealing with the prosecutor, that goes to the questions of the obstruction of ju...

Including myself and colleagues wrote a lot about. i think he probably foresaw the need to do business elsewhere. ukraine is a place where he had a lot of success. was it all tied to that or was it tied to this internal polling data? was there more to it as far as the information that he shared with konstantin kilimnik and where did that information go? i dont think were going to get it all tonight. but maybe some crumbs or additional information. thats possible. >> interesting question to me to...

Sufficient information for a -- an intentional lie. its possible she left the door open to come back on that particular issue, which, of course, bears on a broader question of speculation, but witness tampering or obstruction of justice. >> trying to look at the court of public opinion is a question of how to think about manafort in all of this. is this a washed up political operative that found himself in a presidential campaign after being shut out of american politics and saw this incredible ...

Polling data and discussed a peace plan for ukraine. the big question now is if mueller has a big revelation, why is he sitting on it? joyce vance, does there need to be a connection made between donald trumps desire to have his trump tower, the russians desire to have control essentially of american foreign policy, and the quid pro quo being manafort gives them something of value in exchange for something of value? does the connection need to be made for this to be a satisfactory conclusion? >>...

And when did he know it? >> when did you learn about the don jr. meeting, mr. president? >> reporter: question two, why did paul manafort share polling data with russian konstantin kilimnik? >> here is the campaign chairman meeting with someone associated with russian intelligence. offering polling data. why is that being provided to the russians and why did they lie about it? >> did you know that paul manafort was sharing polling data from your campaign with the russian? >> no. i didnt know any...