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Exploring issues that affect leaders in the U.S. and around the globe. Exploring issues that affect leaders in the U.S. and around the globe. or distorted what happened in the election campaign. but what is donald trump s core point that he wants to say even more than no collusion, no collusion, no collusion? it didn t change a vote. so this is a problem. so if they had stepped up their game in 2016 and the obama administration was asleep at the switch, maybe they did change some votes. trump is not stupid well, i won t say stupid or not. trump wants to deny that russia could have had an influence in 2016 and they re saying russia could well have had an influence. i understand that some of us are being too cynical about this briefing, but again without the president on it, how do you take it credibly. if makes a big difference. if it were the president, it would be something else. the white house continues to want to say and they say this repeatedly, this administrat ....
this kind of behavior, that s why we punish tax evasion, and also to protect the public, to make sure that someone who was a threat to the rest of us is no longer walking free. in this case, the prosecution didn t even explain how he defrauded the banks. after the banks lose money? i don t think they did. they didn t explain how much he should have paid in federal taxes but didn t, and i don t think there s a single person in america feels a physical threat or even a moral threat from 69-year-old paul manafort. they are not even pretending this isn t political. they are not. if they are, they are doing a really poor job and it really begs the question, talker, if the federal government and all the taxpayer assets that support it thought paul manafort was such a threat to the republic, why didn t they warn the trump team? barack obama was the president of the united states, not the democrat party. why didn t they warn the trauma team that this dangerous threat that had to be ....
A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. so an engineer has stabilized the dam for now. you heard them state their plan. claire stagers with us from the university of lynchburg. good to take to you, claire. good to talk to you. how are you doing today? shepard: good. might have been frightening when they said 125 houses could be under 17 feet of water. yes, sir. i m not part of that but i m close to it. it would turn my ten-minute commute to 30 minutes if i had to reroute. shepard: i guess three inches of rain in an hour, that s a lot for anybody, even your part of the world. yes, sir, a lot of water. came into our basement as well last night. shepard: thanks, claire. i know they ve been trying to shore it up. they have taken a 3 x 3 foot area, a spillway, to relieve the pressure. the problem is there s rain on the way. let s get to rick reichmuth live in the extreme weather center. how are they looking in lynchburg? we have ....
A look at breaking news, politics and reports from around the world. white house correspondent jim acosta. the white house wants to show the administration takes election interference very seriously despite doubt the president continues to cast. update our viewers. reporter: that s right. the white house tried to show the world today that it s serious about stopping russian interference in u.s. elections. but the top administration officials on display today insisting they are on the case had to grapple with one very key question, whether the president himself takes the threat to american democracy seriously. the president has made it clear reporter: it was a show of force as the white house and top administration officials from the director of national intelligence to the national security advisor to the fbi director to assure the american people they are determined to combat russian interference in the u.s. elections. we continue to see a pervasive messaging campai ....
The day s top stories from around the world, from politics and money, to sports and pop culture. The day s top stories from around the world, from politics and money, to sports and pop culture. a voluntary interview suggests there s more to the interview. when you want that you want it written down so you can use it in the future maybe for perjury. in terms of that, if you are roger stone and you re watching how this is playing out, you and your attorneys as you re huddling, what s the thinking there. well trks ha, it s hard to k. he s under scrutiny. if you were going to make a list three years ago of the trump associates who were most likely to be in trouble, it would be paul manafort, roger stone beneath him. so i think that the major jeopardy we re seeing in this case, you have one shady lobbying case. paul manafort. russians indicted who will never see the inside of a u.s. courtroom and then you have perjury. you have people not telling the truth. so any lawyer wo ....