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instructions, peter? >> one of the jurors nodded his head quite a bit when the judge told the entire group, all 12, that they need to respect the minority opinion among the jury and the judge said you're not partisan, you're judges, you're the exclusive judges to the credibility of the witnesses. first thing this morning before the note indicated that there might be a problem, paul manafort looked to be in very good spirits, which is unusual for him here. he was laughing, patting his lawyers on the back, a source close to the team said he's in good spirits because the deliberations have stretched passed the two days that he thought the jury was going to take. his legal team is off site with mrs. manafort, waiting for a call from the clerk that there's been another note or something else. shep? >> shepard: peter doocy monitoring developments. thanks. we'll continue with that. ahead, a former prosecutor and current defense attorney says
going to plead guilty but there's no cooperation agreement. they've been hoping for that, but there isn't one. what does that say in the bigger picture for the mueller investigation regarding the president, if anything? >> that litany you just laid out is correct. what it doesn't give the mueller investigation is any information mr. cohen has specifically about the payments to those women. not so much the taxi medallions. that doesn't interest mr. mueller. but certainly the women, the money paid for on behalf of candidate trump. you're depriving mueller of that inside information and you have to make the case some other case. if there's no criminal case to be made against the president, certainly a report to congress. >> shepard: either way, the items seized in the raid, if you will, on those three properties, those items can be used by the feds what ever way they chose to use them because they were legally obtained. >> you're right that is fair game for any prosecutor anywhere
so i think there's easy solutions. the biggest thing is community awareness. that the people and the communities need to stand up, compel the prosecutors and district attorneys to take action, to put pressure on those politicians, to reform and to make stronger child protection laws, to eradicate statute of limitations. >> shepard: jeffery cramer, the best to you, sir. many thanks. tim lennon with it. many apologies. thanks so much. the news continues in just a moment. (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events
bias is fine. bias doesn't mean the information given isn't true as long as the court is aware of the bias. but there were four or five other strong points that they had going in. it's important to remember or to know that getting a warrant, any sort of wiretap, certainly in a fisa court, is not easy. there's many layers that have to be done in a prosecutorial office. here, the deputy attorney general, a trump appointee approved it. four judges, all republican judges approved it. so the warrant is on firm grounds. whether or not it reveals anything about mr. page being an agent for the russias, we don't know that yet. >> jon: it depends on how accurate the information was that those judges saw. jeffery cramer, thank you. former prosecutor. >> certainly. >> jon: breaking news. a live look outside the courthouse in alexandria, virginia outside d.c. former trump campaign chair paul
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his resignation. he had a previous job. it's not like this is part of a housecleaning by john bolton. shep? >> shepard: john with a tweet on that matter if you're interested. let's go to jeffery cramer now, a former federal prosecutor. managing director at berkeley research group. good to see you. >> afternoon. >> we spoke last week. in your estimation, where is the president now as it relates to this investigation and were he to -- it's reported that he's going to fire rod rosenstein and what? >> we're getting close to some decisions by the white house. the frequency of tweets is coming quicker. >> shepard: it wasn't until a couple weeks ago that he had ever even used either of their names when talking about his displeasure with this investigation. now that's all we hear.
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to the feds, the pressure is on paul manafort. jeffery cramer is here, a former federal prosecutor. managing director at berkeley research group. good to see you. >> good afternoon. >> shepard: what is at stake here? you know rick gates -- you don't cop a plea if you don't have something to give. they don't give that out. where are we? >> that's right. you can plead guilty and just basically throw yourself at the mercy of a judge as far as sentencing. clearly there's a door left open here for the prosecution to come back and give at least a concession, if you will, based upon cooperation. so there's a flurry of activity the last 24 hours. the most recent indictments put pressure on gates. >> shepard: and i'm reading reports. looks like you made money overseas. you don't have to pay taxes on monday on that. whoa! if you make money and you're an american, you have to report it.
campaign and as well as their volunteers. there's no indication that anyone in the trump campaign was aware of the russian activity. let's go to jeffery cramer and former u.s. assistant attorney general. what do these indictments say to you? >> a few things. first, i think it's safe to say that you can put the phrase "russian hoax" to the side. that's been established. the other thing that struck me after a couple readings of the indictment is how well-coordinated they were. >> shepard: incredible. >> it's been years. they set up what they needed to set up with respect to servers. they figure out how to get the money in. mueller did a good job of tieing that individual up with a bow and a plea agreement. and they played the lawn game. if this wasn't disrespected, this would have continued going forward. if you have to look at it stepping back for a second, as
came out. it says russia started their anti-u.s. campaign in 2014 long before i announced that i would run for president. that's true. the results of the election were not impacted. the trump campaign did nothing wrong. no collusion. thanks very much, jeffery cramer, a former federal prosecutor, u.s. assistant to attorney. i want to go to chris wallace from "fox news sunday." your thoughts on this out of the gate. >> well, i think we have to be very careful about what this indictment says and what it doesn't say and what its political significance we're prepared to say at this point. in terms of what it says, it clearly indicates that there was a sophisticated russian campaign to use our social media, to use our political system to try to interfere in that political system. on the other hand, rosenstein, the deputy attorney general was