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Thing he pled guilty to, the false statements. it was on february 1st of 2018. i think once you are in this soup, you would figure out more lies -- if there is one thing mueller's investigation is showing is they are detail oriented. >> but i know from having been da, if you gave criminals an iq test they wouldn't score at the top and that is why they get caught. >> and putting that aside, the other stuff goes back years into defrauding the united states. they are talking about tax stuff. and this is like a lot of other things trying to squeeze somebody and you get them on other things. obviou...

Person a. >> normally it's the justice department's policy not to name unindicted information in an indictment. but this is not about this lawyer's lie, this is about the russian investigation. the special prosecutor's office is not interested in something that happened with a report back in 2012, they're also not interested in gathering more evidence on the indictment on manafort, when they've got basically a case that is based totally on documents and is unassailable. what this is about is the september 2016 conversation that's alleged in here and which they don't give any details. which is ...

To lying to federal agents. exactly like ken said, this sends a very strong message not to lie to mueller's team. he has a ton of documents, resources, human sources, to work with, and the plea deal today, or the guilty plea today from this guy, this lawyer, really shows that he's honing in yet again even more so homi on manafort's work in ukraine. essentially has to do with a report he fihired this law firmn 2012, a trial against victor n yanocovic. whether this was illicitly financed. in the indictment of paul manafort and rick gates there was a clue back in october this was always going to ...

>> yeah. the russians are truly a very aggressive superior intelligence service. whether it's the svr, the fsb, their internal and external services. not to mention the president of their country who's a former colonel in the kgb which, in my experience of working spies and counterintelligence for a long time, was one of the most horrific kind of intelligence services in the world. actually disbanded right before he went into politics. so you've got the guy who's running russia who's a seasoned intelligence officer and a very vicious service, and now he has all the other intelligence services ...

Febreze one, breathe happy. as russia surged back into the headlines tonight, in the wake of the manafort and gates indictments, the papadopoulos