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Robert Mueller, said that President Donald Trump could face charges over his recent pardons. On Monday morning’s edition of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, Paul Manafort and Roger Stone. Asked his reaction to the Manafort pardon, Weissman said “the big picture here is really not related just to Manafort or Stone or Kushner, it’s really to look at the abuse of the rule of law here,” and added that Trump “is really a president who’s has a zero allegiance to the rule of law.” “How clear are you that a pardon was dangled to Paul Manafort and to Roger Stone, that if they waited it out ...

Pardon? that sort of thing. my mind goes back to bill clinton with mark rich, the final days of bill clinton's presidency, international fugitive whose ex-wife he was very close to, had given a ton of money to the clinton library, hillary clinton's senate campaign, and the fbi said you can't prove anything here. >> smoking guns are few and far between in real life. we talk about it a lot. you occasionally see it in the movies but in real life you prove cases through primarily circumstantial evidence. in other words, we infer things from circumstances. the law is very clear, circumstantial evid...

About, does it have to end up being almost -- the term smoking gun, somebody saying i've got the money. now i'm going to give the pardon? that sort of thing. my mind goes back to bill clinton with mark rich, the final days of bill clinton's presidency, international fugitive whose ex-wife he was very close to, had given a ton of money to the clinton library, hillary clinton's senate campaign, and the fbi said you can't prove anything here. >> smoking guns are few and far between in real life. we talk about it a lot. you occasionally see it in the movies but in real life you prove cases through...

Financial connections to the governor, whether money was raised by these families in order to try to buy a pardon. if they turn up evidence of that, steve, it could be a problem for the governor. >> i mean, does that -- the kind of evidence you're talking about, does it have to end up being almost -- the term smoking gun, somebody saying i've got the money. now i'm going to give the pardon? that sort of thing. my mind goes back to bill clinton with mark rich, the final days of bill clinton's presidency, international fugitive whose ex-wife he was very close to, had given a ton of money to the ...