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But that didn't stop manafort's attorney from repeating the same old no-collusion lie, though he was nearly drowned out by shouts of traitor and liar. >> judge jackson conceded that there was absolutely no evidence of any russian collusion in this case. >> traitor! he's a traitor! traitor! liar! that's not what she said! >> why would he go the no-collusion route? again, when the judge herself shot down that claim? simple. audience of one. the one person who hammers the no-collusion lie over and over and over. the one person who holds the power to pardon manafort. >> will you pardon paul manafo...

Seems like court, and here as well, might be the only places where facts still matter. but that didn't stop manafort's attorney from repeating the same old no-collusion lie, though he was nearly drowned out by shouts of traitor and liar. >> judge jackson conceded that there was absolutely no evidence of any russian collusion in this ca case. >> traitor! liar! that's not what she said! >> hmm. why would he go the no-collusion route? again, when the judge herself shot down that claim? simple. audience of one. the one person who hammers the no-collusion lie over and over and over. the one person ...

Which brings his combined sentence so far to about 7 1/2 years. in court today manafort did what he had failed to do last week. he expressed regret for his actions. and we quote. "i want to say to you now that i am sorry for what i've done. i accept the responsibility for the acts that have caused me to be here today. i will be 70 years old in a few weeks. my wife is 66 years old. i am her primary caregiver. please let my wife and i be together." before pronouncing her sentence judge amy berman jackson noted the magnitude of his crimes, his lies to investigators in violation of his plea deal a...

He expressed regret for his actions. and we quote. "i want to say to you now that i am sorry for what i've done. i accept the responsibility for the acts that have caused me to be here today. i will be 70 years old in a few weeks. my wife is 66 years old. i am her primary caregiver. please let my wife and i be together." before pronouncing her sentence judge amy berman jackson noted the magnitude of his crimes, his lies to investigators in violation of his plea deal and his apparent lack of remorse. "saying i'm sorry i got caught is not an inspiring plea for leniency." she also criticized his ...