Were used to seeing from the president. Perhaps this statement was lawyered, it was in response to a request that my colleague Ashley Parker and i made to sarah sanders, first to interview the president. He wasnt available for an interview, but she offered to get a statement from him which he provided. Look, its important because he seems to be creating some wiggle room for his son. We know from our reporting that theres anxiety in the president s inner circle including by the president himself who has fretted to associates and friends that hes worried about don jr. , worried that there could be some legal jeopardy, legal exposure there, and theres a feeling in the orbit that something could potentially happen in the next few weeks. We dont know what that might be. But this maybe the president trying to protect himself, distance himself from anything that may be afoot with his son. All right. So theres the issue of the Trump Tower Meeting which we know mueller has a good deal of information of because he was able to get everybodys Phone Records and conversation records and hes piecing that together. And then theres the issue about what happened to Michael Flynn and what the conversation was with james comey. And it goes to why the president fired james comey. Earlier today i had a conversation with Omarosa Manigault newman about the tlers holt interview. Heres what she told me. I want to talk about the lester holt interview where you said that the team prepared him well. Then he went into the interview and he said what a lot of people believe to be the truth, that he fired jim comey over russia. So was he being prepped to lie . He was being prepped by hope hicks and the coms team to say that the d. O. J. Had come up with this memo so that they could justify the firing of comey. So you were that was definitely hope hicks, Press Secretary kind of thing. I was really, really surprised
that he would implicate himself. Phil, i dont know what to make of that because there are a number of things in that book that seem to be offhand comments and then we heard tape to back them up. This becomes interesting for the Special Counsel or anyone else to say does omarosa know the president was being coached to lie in that interview with lester holt and in the end when he told lester it was about russia was that the truth or was that a lie . I dont know about her what she experienced or what she may have witnessed firsthand at the time or if she was even in the room for those discussions in advance of lester holts interview. But her account seems to make sense because the administration had put forward a narrative of events where the president was just simply reacting to the recommendation of the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney general to fire comey for his work on the job. But clearly there was more to it than that and trump himself had acknowledged he had fired comey over russia and that that was
United States is jim comeys boss. Its also totally different because of the circumstances which is a private setting without lawyers there, without any witnesses. And obviously its part of a pattern of seeking to in effect squelch, thwart, stop the investigation involving the possibility of colluding between the Trump Campaign and the russians and also Obstruction Of Justice, both under investigation by jim comey. So if Rudy Giuliani were trying to make a point to George Stephanopoulos the argument would have been ive been told a lot of times by my boss to give someone a break, right . Thats what the analogy is. Not that somebodys friend or family is saying hey, could you go easy on my brother or my friend. This is a story of somebody in a position of authority asking a prosecutor to give somebody a break and someone who might have been implicated in the story themselves. Thats key to this. There really is no analogy here. This is such breaking of norms and potentially breaking of laws that its the reason for these Shifting Stories, changing lamz. They cant get their stories straight because the consciousness of guilt is there. I think theres mounting evidence of Obstruction Of Justice here and its not only that conversation with comey, not only comeys firing but also what donald trump said to the Russian Foreign minister right after he fired comey, he was so relieved because the russia investigation was over. Right. Now, to this statement that donald trump gave to the Washington Post about to the best of his knowledge Nothing Happened after that meeting. As phil rucker said, thats not language were typically used to hearing from the president of the United States. He doesnt hedge anything. He never hedges. And whats different also about this statement is it is in fact a statement, not a tweet, coming
from i presume the president s lawyers, not really himself. And it shows very dramatically that the president is worried about his son. I sat through the session with donald trump jr. When he came before the Judiciary Committee where i sit, and he is in deep legal trouble for what he said then, his denial of certain knowledge about the russians coming to him and offering dirt and his saying i love it. And also what he told the president and when he told the president. And i think that donald trump sr. Is very conscious of not only the legal quicksand for his son but also for himself. How do you see this unfolding, then . The bottom line is the president was fairly quick after the knowledge of that meeting became public to go out there and draft a statement which is now under scrutiny as well for saying Nothing Happened, it was about adoptions. We now know it has trickled up
and we now know it was somebody working for the russian government who was trying to overturn the Magnitsky Act and wanted this Campaign Support in doing so. Natalie veselnitskaya who came to that Trump Tower Meeting on june 9th, 2016, was an emissary, in fact an agent of the russian government. Donald trump jr. Was told that he would be meeting with a russian emissary or agent. So the idea that this was just the normal opposition research, totally untrue. Also, that statement that the president wrote for his son not only under scrutiny, it is under serious challenge. It is completely false. And more evidence of his own consciousness of guilt. But the point here is that Rudy Giulianis trying to set a deadline. He says september 1. Good prosecutors never set deadlines for an investigation. Rudy giuliani knows it as well as anyone. And i think where it all goes is unfolding additional indictments, whether its before the midterm elections or afterward. Well, according to donald trump in a tweet today about peter strzok who has been fired from the fbi, he the president tweets Agent Peter Strez Strzok was just fired from the nba finally. The list of bad players in the fbi and doj gets longer and longer. Based on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witch hunt, will it be dropped . It is a total hoax. No collusion, no obstruction. I just fight back. Theres a lot in there. But the president started by saying even if there was something that went on, even if there was collusion, collusions not a crime. But this effort to undermine the investigation seems to be becoming more desperate for the president. Not only more desperate but more incredible. I think the more the American Public sees of these Shifting Stories and changing claims the more they see of Rudy Giuliani trying to defend, it i think the
less credible it will be. And peter strzok, remember, the i. G. , Inspector General of the Department Of Justice, found clunsi conclusively there was no impact on the Special Counsels investigation from anything that peter strzok believed, anything he did that was improper. He recommended a suspension for 60 days and a demotion. The Department Of Justice today went way further and fired him. But the most important point here is no effect on the investigation of anything that he may have done improperly. Senator, always good to see you. Thank you for joining us tonight. Thank you. Senator Richard Blumenthal of connecticut. To help understand what the president and his lawyers are up to and how it could affect the president s potential legal jeopardy im joined by msnbc contributor and former federal prosecutor joyce vance. Joyce, to g. To sigh as always. Thank you for joining us. Thanks for having me. I have to cannot the conversation i was having with the senator. Does Rudy Giuliani hurt his ability to properly represent
the president by giving all these interviews . Its just so easy when he says something for us to find the tape of Something Else he says. Weve come to expect it from the president. But from his lead lawyer . You know, its become so easy that its not even a sporting adventure anymore. No. The problem here is something we all know to be true. People who are being honest dont have to keep changing their story. You only have to keep changing your story if youre lying. So sadly i think in many regards because this is someone who we all loved as americas mayor, were watching him diminish his reputation. Its painful to watch. Its difficult to watch. One wonders if he himself might not end up with some exposure. And certainly the president will be accountable, at least in a criminal forum, only for whatever testimony he would actually give himself. But if what were looking forward to here is impeachment proceedings and giuliani is simply trying on strategy after strategy to see which one works,
its a painful exercise in telling things that arent true. Former white House Counsel bob bauer issued this statement. He said, after a year and a half of saying no collusion, he meaning trump, now hes saying to the best of my knowledge Nothing Happened afterwards. Bauer said the bottom line on all of this, bauer concluded, is trump almost certainly knows more than he has publicly admitted to or acknowledged and mueller probably already knows it. This is the point that i think the senator was just making, that theres a consciousness of guilt. Theres a consciousness of responsibility. And the president now seems to be angling around this. What do you make of this as a prosecutor . This is a very carefully lawyered statement, and it looks like the kind of statement you would expect someone to make when theyre very nervous about criminal liability. I think its correct that Robert Mueller and his investigators know a lot thats not public knowledge. And whether thats knowledge that tends to make any one of a
number of potential defendants look more like they committed a crime or perhaps exculpatory evidence that tends to show that they didnt have the necessary state of knowledge, one thing that we all know is that theres been extraordinary sensitivity about this meeting in trump tower. The president jumped so quickly on coming up with an excuse. And its amazing how most of the problems that theyve had in this regard have been because they released damaging information. Trump jr. Releasing this series of emails that made it very clear that this was contact that was an expectation that they would get something of value for the campaign from what turned out to be russian agents. So theres all Sorts Of Swirling Mystery around this meeting in terms of what level proof there is of intent to join a conspiracy. But it looks very strongly like there is an agreement to have a meeting at which something that would potentially be valuable to the campaign was offered, and they took a significant step toward achieving that agreement, holding the meeting. This is the heart of the crime
of conspiracy. You dont have to complete your objective. You just have to meet or you have to make an agreement and take a significant step in furtherance of that agreement and intend to do both of those things. So it may not be relevant. What the president said to the Washington Post may not be all that relevant, to the best of my knowledge Nothing Happened after that meeting. Its really a problematic idea because it doesnt do anything to negate conspiracy. And of course we have seeb that something happened after that meeting. The president went on National Television and asked russia to release Hillary Clintons emails. So it looks like one of those best Lawyering Efforts after the fact that doesnt really have a lot of helpful impact. Judge, always good to talk to you. Thanks for being with us. Joyce vance. Thanks. Coming up next, the former white house aide armed with secret recordings including one of a private phone call with the president. The story of the Omarosa Tapes in two minutes. Fact is, every Insurance Company hopes you drive safely. But allstate actually helps you drive safely. With drivewise. It lets you know when you go too fast. And brake too hard. With feedback to help you drive safer. Giving you the power to actually lower your cost. Unfortunately, it cant do anything about that. Now that you know the truth. Are you in good hands . Whoooo. Tripadvisor makes finding your perfect hotel. Relaxing. Just enter your destination and dates. Tripadvisor searches over 200 Booking Sites to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. Dates. Deals. Done tripadvisor. You might be missing something. Y healthy. Your eyes. Thats why theres ocuvite. Ocuvite helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. It has lutein, zeaxanthin and omega3. Ocuvite. Be good to your eyes. O. Do you have more recordings . Oh, absolutely. Are you planning on releasing them . I dont know. Im going to watch to see. Theyve been threatening legal action. Theyre trying to figure out oh, how to stop me. Im expecting that theyre going to retaliate. And so im going to zwrauchbtd back and wait. That was part of my conversation earlier today with former Trump White House aide Omarosa Manigault newman in which she said she absolutely has more recordings. Then just an hour ago while talking to my colleague Chris Matthews she took things a step further. I asked you before a couple hours ago, omarosa, if you have any other recordings. You wouldnt share them here. Do you have some . Oh, i have plenty. Anything mueller would like to see, Robert Mueller . If his office calls again would you be a good witness in this and now once again the president is in the position of having to deal with the release of secret Audio Recordings made by one of his employees. In a span of 24 hours Omarosa Manigault newman has released a recording of Donald Trumps
chief of staff john kelly firing her in the White House Situation Room and today we have heard audio of a conversation that the former apprentice contestant says she had with donald trump one day after she was fired. Omarosa, Whats Going On . I just saw on the news that youre thinking about leaving. What happened . General kelly General Kelly came to me and said that you guys wanted me to leave. No. Nobody even told me about it. They run a big operation but i didnt know it. I didnt know that. Damn it. I dont love you leaving at all. Nbc news does not know what was said before or after that exchange you just heard. Trump hit back today in a series of tweets calling Omarosa Lowlife and not smart. And claiming that kelly wanted to terminate her almost immediately but trump relented because she only said great things about me. Until she got fired. Joining me tara dowdle, democratic strategist and also like omarosa a former on theant on the apprentice. And michelle goldberg, columnist
for the New York Times who has a piece out titled today titled welcome to the resistance, omarosa. Thank you for joining us, both of you. Michelle, you wrote something today that many of us who saw advance copies of the book were thinking. Some of it seems fantastical and unbelievable. And then we heard tapes. And then we heard a tape and then we heard another tape. And a couple of things that shes written about have turned out to be true. Right. And those two scenes in particular. She opens with the scene of her being fired by john kelly in this very dramatic menacing way in the situation room. And on the page it seems really thuggish and you think this sounds kind of melodramatic, is he really threatening to destroy her reputation . But it is word for word on the tape what she writes on the page. Then at the end when she talks about trump calling her up and saying how he didnt know anything about this and hes so upset about it you kind of think did that really happen . Yeah, it really did happen. That doesnt tell us that Everything Else in the book
really happened. But she hints a lot in the book. Shell say like i got a followup text about this or shell sort of try to tell us where she may have receipts. Shes got receipts and we dont know exactly what they are. How should we evaluate who omarosa is . Because for a long time shes been a character that a lot of people a character. She plays a character. She knows what her character is. Shes someone a lot of people havent taken seriously. But shes certainly known the president for a long time. Thats exactly right. Omarosa has known the president , not just known him, has had a longstanding financial and friendship personal relationship with him. He has funded a reality show that she was on separate and apart from the apprentice. He was the Executive Producer for that show. I shouldnt say funded. He was the Executive Producer of that show. He helped get that show greenlit to even air. I know hes done work when shes had different companies, i know from her telling me this, that hes been a client of hers. And so i think for people to discount the closeness of their relationship i think is
problematic and i think people want to do that to try to dismiss what shes saying. Whether shes credible or not, the fact of the matter is much of what ive the excerpts ive seen from the book line up perfectly with trumps rhetoric, with trumps behavior, and with trumps personality. Michelle, what surprised you . Are there any revelations in there that struck you as particularly interesting . Well, theres some gossip, right . She sort of hints that trump was sleeping with the woman who gave the invocation at his inauguration. Theres all these little gossipy things. I think what surprised me the most was that you i had the sense that she really felt a sense of and again, shes a manipulative person, she might not have a lot of credibility. You still got a sense that she felt shape about what she had done. That the fact she kind of comes from democratic circles, africanamerican political circles, the fact she had lost so many friends and so many people were disgusted with her on some level hurt her. And theres parts of the book
where it almost seems like shes trying explain herself to them. Tara, she didnt really do as much. When i asked her why she stuck around as long as she did, she said she was trying get a better place at the table for africanamericans in the white house. Its not clear that that bore any fruit. . Well, i dont think thats why she stuck around. Look, at the end of the day trump reflects the people who work for trump reflect trump. Omarosa, the whole cast of characters, he wanted a Reality Show Presidency and thats what hes gotten. The cast of characters around him are shameless as he is, as deceitful as he is, and in many ways as corrupt as he is. So the notion that she was there for these noble reasons, she was there for the same reason all the other people are there. Power, connections, and to set themselves up for something bigger later. Michelle, the kriegs she writes about in the book that shes released a recording of, getting fired by kelly, its a very long tape. She only released a little bit of it. Lets play a bit of this. Can i ask you a couple of questions . Does the president is the president aware of Whats Going On . Dont lets not go down the road. This is a nonnegotiable discussion. I dont want to negotiate. I just never talked had a chance to talk to you, General Kelly. So if this is my departure id like to have at least an opportunity to understand we can talk another time. So she says he never offered to talk another time. And that kelly said to him the staff works for me, not for the president. Shes hinting that there wasnt a valid reason for her being fired. I dont know if in the white house you need a valid reason to be fired. Part of the thing thats so difficult in talking about her is that of course shes a ridiculous dishonest figure who has no business being anywhere near the oval office but certainly no more so than any of the other people who surround trump. So one of the excuses for her firing was that she abused the car service, which might be a legitimate excuse in a normal administration. But this is not a normal but this is an administration where people abuse
if we said thats what she got fired for, everybody would look at us like you get fired in the administration for that . This is an administration where people abuse women. Trump did not want to Fire Scott Pruitt his epa administrator after a litany of corruption. So this isnt believable that car services are what exactly. He didnt want to fire rob porter who has two exwives allege he abused them with photographic evidence and Police Reports of such. He didnt want to get rid of them. I find it interesting how quickly he threw omarosa on the bus and hit with that not smart again which seems to be his favorite insult for africanamericans. I was going to say he seems to pull that out a lot with africanamericans. It seems to be his goto. Whats interesting about it is right now omarosas outsmarting him because he didnt know he was being recorded by omarosa. So not sure shes the one thats not smart. I asked her if she thought he
was taping the conversations too and she thinks he was taping everything. Like everybody in this white house is taping everybody. Theres a poem that donald trump might have heard sometime called the snake. About these people, they know what theyre getting with each other. This is like a den of vipers. All right. Well, well see what is yet to come out. I think the book doesnt officially come out until tomorrow. It comes out tomorrow. Tara, thanks very much. Joyce michelle, good to see you. Sorry. Im all puzzled by this thing. This is very remarkable. Still ahead day ten of the Paul Manafort trial. The prosecution has rested and the whole thing could be be wrapped up by the end of this week. Well have that story for you next. Introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. And zero minimums to open an account. We have Fidelity Mutual funds with zero minimum investment. And now, only fidelity offers two zero Expense Ratio index funds directly to investors. Because when you invest with fidelity, all those zeros really add up. So maybe ill win, Saved By Zero
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story is excellent. After ten days the prosecution has rested. In your opinion how successfully have they presented the evidence as part of a narrative of manafort as a greedy, desperate man . Theyve been extremely effective, ali. And you put a good frame on it. This is not about russia. This is not about collusion. This is not about trumps campaign. This isnt even about unregistered foreign lobbying, though there will be a trial on that last point coming up next month in the d. C. Circuit unless manafort strikes some kind of deal. This is strictly about bank fraud and tax fraud that was precipitated, the prosecution says, by manaforts desperate financial straits and they really laid out in painstaking evidence just how he went from making 60 million from these ukrainian oligarchs and the prorussian Political Party that they backed to being bankrupt and in debt less than two years
later and resorting to all manner of bank fraud and tax fraud to try to continue living this lavish life sooilstyle to which he had become accustomed. And this hinges on the idea he had become accustomed to this lifestyle, the money had completely stopped. Whether he wanted to give it up or just couldnt give it up is almost secondary. He needed something that was going to end up having a payday. And he felt that the association with trump and the Trump Campaign, he could somehow squeeze money out of that. Yeah. Thats exactly right. And whats so interesting, ali, is even as he was pushed off the campaign because of allegations related to his work in ukraine and the way that he was paid in ukraine some of the same things that were now seeing in this case, he was seen as toxic. And so it wasnt as easy as it might have otherwise been for him. In fact, it was a lot harder than it would have otherwise been for him to cash in on that
connection to donald trump, this man who he had just helped elect president. That said, he still tried. And our reporting showed that he actually won some contracts. He won a contract with the Kurdistan Regional government or some backers of it to push this independence referendum. This is last year. This is as muellers team is closing in. And he also tried to work with the China Development bank, an Investment Arm of it, to try to broker some Infrastructure Investment deals. So he clearly had something in his mind as to how he was going to sort of reup his political bona fides and use that to make some money and he proceeded to try to implement that plan even as it was becoming apparent to the rest of us hey, this guys about to be in a world of legal hurt and now he is. And he was interviewed. He and rick gates were both interviewed by the fbi in 2014 having to do with ukraine money that had been embezzled from the ukrainian government. They were not thought of as
suspects, but youd think that might have been a clue, that the fbi smells a ralt somewhere around some of the work weve been involved in for a while. It might have been a clue he had some legal troubles. I dont think he was ever i think he was cleareyed to know he might potentially have some of those but also should have been something you would think that a president ial campaign particularly one that at that point was a competitive one, poised to win the nomination. Would have sniffed out in its vetting process. No, not only did they miss that but they also missed the fact he was in these huge this huge financial hole and additionally they missed the fact that he had ties to some of these really bad hombres, as donald trump might put it, in ukraine and other places in the former soviet union. All right, ken, always good to see you. Thanks very much for joining me. Ken vogel of the New York Times. Thank you. Still ahead, one year after charlottesville, a look at where republicans stand on race in the age of trump. Plus tonight trumps thing one,
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and tracking of weather patterns. And we use this information in partnership with First Responders and californias Emergency Response systems. To learn more about the Community Wildfire Safety Program and how you can help keep your home and community safe, visit pge. Com wildfiresafety who is the most prevalent high level staff . Africanamerican . I would say, first of all, youre totally not covering the fact that our secretary of Housing And Urban Development and world renowned im asking but the white house staff. The people the president is with every day. The president Works With Secretary Carson every day. Who there is in the white house staff right now . We have jeron who has done a fabulous job. Jeron. White house Senior Adviser Kellyanne Conway struggled to come one one africanamerican in the west wing. The person she named Isnt In The West Wing at all. Im here with our guests. Anybody here know jeron . He is an employee at the white house. Thats one part of the problem, right . That they cant name a senior white house staffer. Another part is there are White Supremacists. I would say those and many, many other problems are the same
problem, that the president seems to be a white supremacist and he ran his campaign that way. He surrounded himself with staff that way. He has governed that way. It is so shocking that it sounds like hyperbole. It sounds like something we should question. He has given us no evidence to the contrary. Thats why youre not seeing black americans in any meaningful positions in the white house. Thats why youre not seeing them marching in the streets. Youre seeing nazis on the ballots running as republicans. A truly terrifying why youre seeing hate crimes double, being perpetrated by White Supremacists. This isnt just about politics. This is about the Culture Of America that donald trump is emboldening and encouraging. We have kids watching Plekss There Isnt A shame that we
thought you had to employ to run for public office. You reminded me in the break that it is not something to be ashamed about. Many parts of the country being a white supremacist would gain you votes. I think the reality is twofold. To have legitimized race baiting, racial stereo types, religious stereo times with slaum phobia, attack on mexicans, calling them criminals and rapists. That we have a president who has both identified as factual, things are not fact based. Entire groups of people. And then made that something that galvanized folks already exist. I think what is incredibly important to recognize is that the number of hate groups has been improving rapidly in the United States since 1999. Weve literally doubled in the
number of hate groups since 1999. What weve seen since 2010 is groups that focus On Islam Phobia and antiimmigrant and thats very close to the rhett pick donald trump has had. He clearly has a long history of being racist against black people. In the 1970s, he was sued for housing discrimination. This is a man who went after barack obama, challenging whether he was in fact born in the United States, where even my fourth grader says, even i know hawaii is a state. And this is the kind of thing that i think, is donald trump the cause or the system . I think both. How do republicans deal with it . Republican whos are not republicans and supremacists have to distance themselves from it . What comes of this . This cant be the future of the
Republican Party that they have people running under the ban here are White Supremacists a racists. It seems like the only thing is retiring. When you see this, the astounding thing is not just how consistently trump stands up for and defends White Supremacy. There is nothing else that he stands for. He has taken out every other major pillar of conservative thought. Theyre not a party of fiscal responsibility or family values. Theyre not a free market party. Theyve become the party of white grievance. Even the tax plan has not been popular even with their own base. We saw in virginia last year when ed gillespie tried to pivot in december, he lost his base. After charlottesville, when they switched to running one of the most racist campaigns ive seen in my lifetime and this was the ch Chamber Of Commerce end of the party. So is the group of people who like low taxes and want the Second Amendment untouched, and who want abortion banned, is all of that, is donald trump delivering enough for all of them . That theyll put up with their being racists on the platt . I think at this point you cant be for a few things and not White Supremacy and still support the president and this administration. Put another way, if someone says you guys in the media are unfair or you dont cut him a break. Is the response to say, you get that he has been distanced himself from these groups. I think we have to call what it it is. It is a strategy that the Republican Party has been employing since the civil rights movement. Since the southern strategy. They have been cleaving the free markets, low taxes version of the Republican Party from this very xenophobic base. And making sure that elect them. They are in charge of the Republican Party. The masters, the big donors, the corporate special interests, deed to go along with that. So now whats happening is that they are fully in charge and they have elected a president who is of that. Something else that came out today with omarosa is the response that donald trump has had which unfortunately is becoming a little bit familiar. Lets listen to this. Calling may low life. Saying im not intelligent. This is what he does when it
comes to africanamericans. Maxine waters. Low i. Q. Particularly with africanamericans. He thinks were all stupid. Do you think he thinks that . I believe so. Hes been explicit. Thanks to all three of you. Thats it for all in this evening. Rachel maddow starts right now. Thank you for joining us. There has never before been a time in u. S. History when you could start a Brief Rundown with the days news with words anywhere close to the kinds of words we use now to run down the news. Today, on what stands as a fairly normal monday for this administration, today federal prosecutors, for example, rested their case against president s campaign chair. As he nears end of the first of two criminal trials in which he has been charged with multiple felonies
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