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A recap of the day s news. A recap of the day s news. as part of his plea deal he agreed to cooperate with mueller s investigation, and then there s dutch lawyer alex van der zwaan who pled guilty to lying to investigators about his discussions with gates. he served 30 days in prison and was deported to the netherlands in june. richard pinedo pled guilty to election fraud running a business selling dummy bank accounts to shadowy buyers including russians to sew discord in american politics. his lawyer said he didn t know the identity of his customers. he cooperated with mueller s investigation as well. fired trump national security adviser michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his conversations with former russian ambassador to the u.s. ambassador sergey kislyak and he s been cooperating with the special counsel investigation. his sentencing hearing was delayed for the fourth time today. former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos pled guilty to maki ....
Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news. so i m going to be a little contrary here, chris, say i see where the president is coming from when he says this is a bit old news, my colleague, bob costa and i wrote in november when don mcgahn went before bob mueller s interview team, sat down with verdicts two days straight so people have known for a long time that don mcgahn was cooperating with the investigation, that everyone who was in the white house was encouraged to voluntarily be engaged in these interviews. now what we do know now is that after the week stories, by the time s don mcgahn s attorney has alerted and assured trump s own legal team that don mcgahn provided no information that was incriminating to the president, did not incriminate him. in fact, don mcgahn s lawyer was putting tear mind to ease, sent them information saying my guy does not incriminate your guy. are you serving the office of the presidency and you are serving the american public. you ve g ....
A recap of the day s news. an admitted liar and is lying now to help the government. it doesn t behoove him to lie. it would hurt him. if he said this was done at the president s direction he better have proof, and if he doesn t, they say it in the plea agreement, the allocution, when the judge tells you, you know, the deal right before sentencing, if you want to say anything, he took that opportunity. if he s lying he s dying in terms what have this deal means. we both know michael cohen from the campaign and just from being a character, a person here in new york. again, this is a total 180 for him. i cannot wait to hear him speak. i cannot wait to hear his side of the story. boy, is that going to be amazing. i can t wait to seat proof. lanny davis just said, i said do you think he knows more things about wrongdoing by the president or even any potential criminal behave i don t remember and he said yes, and he said we ll see what happens. he wants to tell the truth ....
growing on the presidency. dire warning from a man who would know on the last day of the kavanaugh hearing. there is now a cancer on the presidency? yes, i would agree with that. all in starts now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. 60 days from the midterm election. danger threatens donald trump s presidency from both within and without. 4 including tonight a report that his private business empire, a thing that defines him above all else is in the cross hairs of a federal probe. inside the white house the president and closest aides are reportedly turning the west wing upside down to try to identify the anonymous author of the op ed claiming to be part of the resistance inside the trump administration protecting the country from an unfit president. asked by a reporter if he thinks the attorney general should investigate who wrote it, the president responded he does. claiming the op-ed is a matter of national security. the reporter did not ask which law t ....
ninety eight not for god d. w. s november focus. this is d. w. news coming to you live from berlin european union clashes once again with poland s right wing government the use top court orders warsaw to mediately reinstate supreme court judges who ve been forced into retirement court says poland s reforms which have triggered huge protests this year are a threat to judicial independence also coming up the killing of a powerful police commander sent shock waves through afghanistan and casts a shadow of a parliamentary elections this weekend as general is laid to rest voting is suspended in kandahar province. and in soccer the head office of buy in munich comes out swinging at the press a fierce attack against the german media in an extraordinary press conference and we ll hear why by on are slamming journalists for the treatment of their players. well i m terry martin good to have you with us the european union s top court has ordered poland to immediately suspend its forced r ....