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That it rises to the level of criminality. they're skeptical of mueller. so it's kind of a flip deal here in the end. >> you can't have it both ways. and by the way, "the new york times" doesn't buy that. in and editorial for tomorrow's paper, they say very pointedly is that one of the things this has shown is the law prevails. and the second thing is that the president is very fortunate that he had bob mueller as his prosecutor. along the way, they take a cheap shot at star but that shows that a lot that goes about here is score settling. we're going to get past this. the news tonight really ...

They're skeptical of mueller. so it's kind of a flip deal here in the end. >> you can't have it both ways. and by the way, "the new york times" doesn't buy that. in and editorial for tomorrow's paper, they say very pointedly is that one of the things this has shown is the law prevails. and the second thing is that the president is very fortunate that he had bob mueller as his prosecutor. along the way, they take a cheap shot at judge star but that just goes to show that a lot that goes about here is score settling. we're going to get past this. the news tonight really is that a full and fair a...

Reporting on, our information it appears to be sort of something that both prosecutors and the defense team briefly worked on. it was perhaps to avoid a second trial. of course, given that paul manafort had already been convicted it could be that both sides are trying to work out a deal just essentially to avoid this other trial. it doesn't appear to be some kind of a flip deal and paul manafort would have agreed to cooperate with the government and strictly working on to try to avoid this second trial which as you said is now going to start on september 24th. >> i have a great group of people...

Team were in brief discussions with the special counsel, with robert mueller and his team about a possible plea deal to avoid a second trial. not a lot is known of exactly what the prosecutors, the special counsel was looking for. it appears at the very least that this was not some kind of a flip deal. this wasn't to gain his cooperation or anything like that. it was simply, it appears, at this point, that it was to sort of avoid a second trial. of course, as we know, manafort had been convicted, facing a substantial amount of time in jail, perhaps the rest of his life. really, a second trial ...

In this flip deal where the president is going to congress and requiring 2/3 to reject, the president's already conceding that a majority is going to view this as bad for allies, the states, and our ally israel. >> if we were to come back -- if congress were to come back from recess and have an overwhelming mentality that this is bad, we're going to challenge this president and then the president's moves to veto, we have five other super powers that need to be involved as well. can america really push back on this at this point in time or is this a done deal? >> no, absolutely. united states c...