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Those people. but of course at the time, paul manafort was the chair of donald trumps campaign. he was a very important person connected to everyone. >> yeah. the former fbi director james comey, who is now a witness in the mueller investigation, weighed in today on the acting attorney general, matt whisker, josh. i want you to listen to this. >> to what extent do you think he can derail the special investigation? >> i think its -- its a worry, but to my mind, not a serious worry. he may not be ...

Chair of donald trumps campaign. he was a very important person connected to everyone. >> the former fbi director, james comey, who is now a witness in the mule ter investigation weighed in today on the acting attorney general matt whitaker. josh, he want you to listen to this. >> to what extent do you think he can derail the special investigation? >> i think its a worry but to my mind, not a serious worry. he may not be the sharpest knife in our drawer but he can see his future and knows if he ...

Trumps team and manaforts team are not privileged. those are communications that mueller could obtain. >> was he essentially the presidents spy? >> it seems so based upon the reporting that weve seen. essentially what he was doing was getting information from muellers team when they were asking him questions and assuming that -- they were assuming because thats what manafort said, and what him and his lawyer agreed, that they were on the governments team and that they were agreeing to cooperate ...

They set their own personal judgments about trump and put their finger on the scale and thumb of the scale of the clinton email investigation and very aggressively pursued the trump investigation or the russia investigation. the mantra of the f.b.i. you go in with blinders and integrity and conduct a thorough, objective investigation. none of which happened in either case here. >> bill: if you believe that, then other people within the f.b.i. probably believe it as well. would you agree with tha...

Right? on some level, who cares if the judge is kind of a jerk, which he kind of is. if it makes a difference with the jury, i think that is a concern that muellers prosecutors have. in effect, were looking at the difference between the mueller investigation and the trump approach on all pr all of the time. in the end, the court system relies on standards of evidence and fact. the case against manafort is devastating, it portrays a correct amount of lifestyle, people earn a couple hundred n doll...

Obvious frame for the nature of their crooked business is that under mueller, manafort was treated worse in court than even al capone. >> when you see the allegations flying back and forth. rick gates was his deputy, he turned on him. you have the long-time lieutenant that turned on him. and there is allegations that he is the liar, he has the secret mistress in london, and you get the sense that this is like a crooked family business being portrayed by the prosecutors in this case, and trump hi...

Repeated the allegation but further investigation seems warranted. by then the genie was out of the bottle and the presidents supporters took it and ran with it. you know what that means, enter sean hannity. >> robert mueller was the u.s. attorney in charge while these men were rotting in prison. while certain agents in the fbi under mueller covered up the truth. four men went to jail. he was -- mueller was involved in the case. >> were going to go to crime families. lets look at the mueller cri...

Reveals and afterwards he never repeated the allegation but further investigation seems warranted. by then the genie was out of the bottle and the presidents supporters took it and ran with it. you know what that means, enter sean hannity. >> robert mueller was the u.s. attorney in charge while these men were rotting in prison. while certain agents in the fbi under mueller covered up the truth. four men went to jail. he was -- mueller was involved in the case. >> were going to go to crime famili...

Connelly covered up for many of the horrific crimes that were committed by bulger and his associates, including one instance where four men were wrongfully framed and convicted and imprisoned for decades all for a murder turns out they did not convict. sounds like andrew wisemans record. the men were exonerated. a judge awarded $101 million in damages, but not before two of the men actually died in prison. robert mueller was the u.s. attorney in charge while these men were rotting in prison whil...

This part of a witch hunt? >> well, i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> this is a witch hunt and a hoax. >> russia is fake. it is all fakeness. >> no matter what the trumps team would call it, the russia investigation is very real. >> under mueller going in the direction the president did not wanted to go. >> i have a great company, i built an unbelievable company. if you look there you will see there is nothing in russia. > >> if you listen to the statements of the...