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Behind me on top of the 47 months he got in virginia last week. hell serve after time served a total of about 6 years 9 months in federal prison, but of course his legal troubles are not over now. its worth reviewing what happened today in court, though. we saw a different paul manafort, and we saw a different portrayal of paul manafort by this d.c. judge. first of all, paul manafort expressed remorse. he said he was sorry for his conduct. he appealed to judge amy berman jackson to keep him and ...

>> i want to ask you about that exchange you had with michael cohen. he talked to another couple of your colleagues today about the presidents lawyers being involved in reviewing and editing his congressional testimony about the trump tower moscow project. we know he has plead guilty to lying to congress about that, about the duration of that project, among other things. do you feel like you have any further clarity about what happened there and whether anybody else may be implicated in that cri...

He talked to another couple of your colleagues today about the presidents lawyers being involved in reviewing and editing his congressional testimony about the trump tower moscow project. we know he has plead guilty to lying to congress about that, about the duration of that project, among other things. do you feel like you have any further clarity about what happened there and whether anybody else may be implicated in that crime of lying to congress? >> well, it would appear if jay sekulow and ...

But what you see on state media there, because that may be a sign hes preparing the north korean leadership and his own people for a different era. he would have to do that to ensure his own be survival. >> so ive got one minute left. the president is here at his hotel, he had these meetings, he has down time to get ready for tonight. what do you think is going on inside that national security team right now? >> probably a lot of prayer and lot of speculation and lot of reviewing of intelligence...

To the last few days say, look, were prepared for this, but they also acknowledge they dont know whats coming in the mueller report. they do not know what sort of shape the report will be in, how it will be delivered, the length of it, how much detail it will have. they feel like they have some confidence that the president will not be accused of any sort of criminal wrongdoing, and they say thats based on their knowledge of the documents that mueller has been reviewing, and their readouts of so...

Contours of the justice department. >> so im taking this in. a couple months -- monday, monday mr. barr get this is mueller report. what are his next two moves? >> well, the first thing well hear is according to the plan that has been laid out so far is that the investigation is over and hes reviewing and the next thing soon photograph is hell repair this report from congress. one of the things the people in the justice department are mindful of and you heard the president just now from the -- i...

Administration handled former national security adviser michael flynns resignation. on february 14th, 2017, just 25 days into trumps presidency, sean spicer stood at the white house podium to announce that flynn had been asked to resign over an erosion of trust. watch this. >> i want to adoctor tess events of last night first and foremost. we have been reviewing and evaluating this issue with respect to general flynn on a daily basis for a few weeks trying to ascertain the truth. the evolving an...

Is an ongoing investigation. thank you. the us supreme court will decide whether the 2020 census can include a question about citizenship. that could affect the allocation of seats in the house of representatives and distribution of billions of dollars in federal money. justices have agreed to a speedy reviewing of a lower court ruling that blocked the administration from using the citizenship question adding it to the census for the first time since 1950. new reaction from democratic hopefuls t...

Thank you. the u.s. supreme court will decide whether the 2020 census can include a question about citizenship that could affect seats in the house of representatives and the distribution of billion dollars in federal money. the justices agreed to a speedy reviewing of a lower court ruling that blocked the administration from using that citizenship question adding it to the census for the first time since 1950. new reaction from 2020 democratic hopeful to presidents trump emergency declaration f...

Its long, dangerous. but also crossing through ranch land and as you heard the young lady mention theyre scared. foks are arming themselves. they feel they have a better chance this way than one of the busy ports. >> in antelope wells, new mexico. jouning me from new mexicos capitol city, the first democratic latino ogovernor in the country. she pulled most of her states from the border. we start with that decision. why did they pull it? >> youve said in the segment, right after i was elected i ...