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And what they were lying about is his coordination betwee wikileaks and the trump campaign a lot of the facts were publicly known and had been publicly reported by media. follow the money question. then we have paul manafort who is indicted in effect for trying to make polling data available to a russian spy anybody whos been through election like senators know you really guard polling data. you give out polling data if youre trying to influence an election what they were doing wasco le colludin...

Follow the money question. then we have paul manafort who is indicted in a effect for trying to make polling data available to a russian spy anybody whos been through elebzs like senators know you really guard polling data. you give out polling data if youre trying to influence an election what these folks were doing was colluding with the russians. >> i guess the question is in term oz of publicly known facts. they were colluding with the russians in trueing to cover it up or this is an incredi...

Of these lieutenants. its what they were lying about and what they were lying about is colluding with the russians. today of course it is stone with wikileaks. before it was stone -- cohen with the moscow tower. something i foebsed on. follow the money question. then we have paul manafort who is indicted in a effect for trying to make polling data available to a russian spy. anybody whos been through elebzs like senators know you really guard polling data. you give out polling data if youre tryi...

Manafort was in contact with a russian agent. or someone connected to russian intelligence and passing polling data. this really goes to the heart of collusion. so you can probably see why manafort doesnt want any of that evidence to come out. i think that we need to remember that manafort isnt somebody whos been on the up and up. after being charged in d.c. and virginia. he then was obstructing justice and speaking of witness tampering. tampering with witnesses and now claiming he just forgot. ...

Manaforts attorney says muellers evidence merely demonstrates a lack of consistency in mr. manaforts recollection of certain facts and event. what do we know about the evidence against him? >> well, we havent seen what evidence mueller has, but if hes willing to file this and he is willing i understand to produce witnesses if he has to, he knows for a fact that manafort was in contact with a russian agent or someone connected to russian intelligence and passing polling data. and this really goes...

Is going to need his hard core base more than ever. so the plunging approval numbers right now actually might cause trump to dig in rather than change course, letting federal workers who care a lot more about paying bills than polling data suffer the consequences. mitch mcconnell can change this. he needs to step up. he can step up. he can tell the president it is over, and he can help start repairing the damage being inflicted on americans across the country. still ahead on "morning joe," it is...

We dont bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. field folly. paul manaforts attorney to answer questions from the special counsel. the former trump campaign chairman lied repeatedly, and cooperation. they fall along the lines of misunderstandings caused by their clients faulty memory. we expect soon to see a redacted version of the document that was filed in d.c. circuit court. this morning joining us to discuss sean wu and shimon prokupecz. what is the biggest question answered?...

Were waiting a new court filing from paul manafort. meantime theres another development with the special counsel. cnn has learned that robert muellers team is expressing interest now in the trump campaigns relationship with the national rifle association. what are you learning? >> were still waiting for manaforts filing to come in. nothing yet. were expecting see from manafort his lawyers arguments to try to discredit what the special counsel has alleged. they say manafort lied about several thi...

Evidence that the special counsel has access to. you cant really do a trial of that information and even if they put on witnesses and probably the courtroom will be closed for that. it is very difficult. the judge tends to have to go with what the prosecution says. >> you mentioned the redactions. this is a government document they filed in this case. you see this, this is what happens. its throughout. so youre trying to figure out whats going on in the case and you see this. more lines redacted...

Entire investigation, and if that theory holds up its going to be problematic obviously for the campaign, for the president. so i think manaforts attorneys have a different view of this probably, about what was going on here. so thats why im wondering if somehow they need to get this out there, and they probably cant right now, but i think they may try to somehow. its very important, i think, for the special counsels investigation this aspect of the sharing of the polling data. >> put yourself i...