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House intelligence committee, the same committee now leading the impeachment inquiry. prosecutors argued that roger stone lied to congress, quote, because the truth looked bad for the trump campaign, and the truth looked bad for donald trump. prosecutors say hundreds of text messages, calls and e-mails show roger stone repeatedly tried to contact the founder of wikileaks and that he discussed those efforts with senior members of the trump campaign. joining us now is nbc news intelligence and national security reporter ken dilanian who was one of the lucky ones in the courtroom today. ken, it w...

Think about that, a joyful atmosphere there, george, that was shattered by this suicide bomber. the afghan president tweeting out just a few minutes ago that this is a day of mourning here. and for good reason. when you look at thesives and you see what was supposed to be a celebration, a gathering of family and friends, instead it's the aftermath. it's tables that were decorated left empty, meals left uneaten. the latest numbers, 63 dead, more than 180 wounded. women and children as you mentioned among those who were injured and killed. all of that coming from the interior ministry. and it co...

We'll see part of that, then would you consider going back in with rule 35 and seeking a reduction. but it goes both ways. there's one common sense read, look, his incentive is to tell the truth. if he gets caught in a lie now, not only is he not getting to charge rule 35, he's getting charged again. but what prosecutors say all the time, they just want to please the prosecutor, you know who he needs to make this happy? t prosecutor. ellie hie honig, jim sciutto. you're both up on "new day." testimony begins the 10:00 a.m. "early start" back in just a moment. my experience with usaa

That's what i said in my office as often as i could. it may be true that you have the authority to do something. but if every prosecutor took his oath or her oath to mean that you prosecute everyone to the absolute fullest extent that the breadth of correctional statutes permits you to do, we would live in a hell-scape. you are exercising your discretion not to let people he have exercise their discretion. it's a mistake. >> is it prosecutor's problem to make sure children are reunited? >> prosecutors are supposed to do the right thing. you don't only follow the technical obligations that you

Investigation. the way you prove as a from t prosecutor, somebody's intent, you don't have a magic telescope that sees inside their brain. you look at their words and actions over a long period of time and you ask a jury to form conclusions about the person's intent from those words and actions. so, for example, why was the president so angry at jeff sessions for doing what he was legally required to do by recusing himself? why did he talk about the attorney general protecting him? why did he fire james comey? why did he tweet about there being tapes during the conversations? all these specifi...