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Progressives see an opportunity to rally a liberal base that does not want to see those rights taken away. >> shannon: thank you very much. critics on the left in the right decrying these new abortion bans as extreme. joining us to talk about the developments, pastor robert jeffress in town for an event at the white house. >> congratulations on the new book, ive read it, it is tremendous. >> i want to play something from pete buttigieg who was climbing our poll within the democratic field, heres...

Prostitute at a spot in florida. this, as his attorneys are not reportedly trying to block the release of police surveillance video showing him soliciting se sex. meanwhile the spot owner, big supporter of prison term, speaking and i denying any access to the president. >> only me, i think its because im chinese. thats the issue. >> harris: phil keating, more for miami. phil? >> i met, harris. an attorney for the owner, bob kraft, and forging other men also swept up in this sting have now filed ...

And for lying to congress. his media adviser said todays document release only furthers cohens interest in continuing to cooperate and provide information and truth about donald trump and the trump organization to law enforcement and congress. cohen is due to begin his three year prison term in may. the president kept up his twitter attacks on special counsel robert mueller yesterday tweeting a poll found 50% of americans agree robert muellers investigation is a witch-hunt and tagging msnbc ad...

Well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 783 of this trump administration. and before we bring you the news of this day more or less in order, we thought we would begin with the one moment from this day that nicely sums up the state of our current politics and the story weve been covering. to set the scene, earlier today paul manafort had just received his second federal prison term, and from the bench the federal judge took great pains to say this case ...

Well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 783 of this trump administration. and before we bring you the news of this day more or less in order, we thought we would begin with the one moment from this day that nicely sums up the state of our current politics and the story weve been covering. to set the scene, earlier today paul manafort had just received his second federal prison term, and from the bench the federal judge took great pains to say this case ...

Rigging. >> it is a whole other level. all right. we will begin with judgment day for paul manafort, the formal campaign chairman facing a final round of sentencing in minutes. how much time will he get this time? we have the late breaking developments. but first, i want to get you caught up with where things stand at this very hour. for the second time in less than a week, paul manafort is set to be sentenced in a criminal case brought by the special counsel bob mueller. manafort is scheduled t...

Paul manafort likely facing more time behind bars. he said to be sentenced by washington d.c. federal judge on wednesday. for legal lobbying and other charges paid this at the federal judge of virginia on thursday handed him the controversial 47 month prison term. far less than the 24 years he could have received for numerous financial crimes. former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, the controversial top official at the center of the russia investigation that is -- had this to say. >> no quest...

The judge calling the sentencing guidelines out of whack. gave manafort a nearly four-year prison term. now, manafort, he spoke briefly telling the judge how prayer and faith have helped him get through this time and asked the judge to be compassionate. he told the judge that the last two years have been the most difficult years for his family and him and the judge said he thought the sentence and recommendation was in fact excessive he believed manafort otherwise lived a blameless livened a goo...

Welcome to "early start." im dave briggs, and im jessica dean. it is 30 minutes past the hour. nerve hear a four-year sentence seemed so short. thats the prison term handed down to former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. that sentence imposed to are defrauding banks and the government and failing to pay taxes on millions he earned from political consulting in ukraine. >> 47 months, longest sentence stemming from the mueller probe but well short of what was expected even hope to as the jump...

His promise. hi, everyone. >> im dave briggs. its friday, its 3:00 a.m. in little rock, where i presume a few people are watching this morning. >> maybe my mom. never has a four-year sentenced seemed so short. that was the prison term land down to paul manafort. the sentence imposed for defrauding banks and the government and for failing to pay taxes on he earn bed from political consulting in ukraine. >> its well short of what was expected, even though as the judge noted manafort did not expr...