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A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. did you find him to be credible? no. i think he would have done anything that he could to preserve himself. that s just obvious in the fact that he flipped on manafort. shepard: but that juror went on to convict paul manafort. peter doocy will have more on that in just a moment and john roberts will have a detailed wrap-up on a renewed throw down between the attorney general jeff sessions and the president. first, let s get to rick leventhal with more on the reported immunity deal for the publisher of the national inquirer and now former trump friend david pecker. former friend. sources are confirming this wall street journal report that the u.s. attorney s office offered immunity to david pecker so that he would talk about what he knew about michael cohen s handling of those payments to those women, david pecker, long-time friend of the president and runs the national inquirer. the journal rep ....
A recap of the day s headlines and a look at what s in store for tomorrow. lawyer would have done what jeff sessions did. he was part of the campaign, you can t oversee an investigation of a campaign you were part of so he had to recuse himself. shannon: why does the president get that? i don t know. is that a lawyer, he is frustrated, he thinks this is a witchhunt, jeff did the right thing legally but mueller is now very deep into his investigation. this conflict is far beyond mueller and recusal. this is not a good working relationship from what i can tell. for the good of the nation we need an attorney general that has the confidence of the president and i m not blaming jeff sessions. there is no finer man but at the end of the day there are plenty of conservative judges and lawyers that i think could do this job, the we can get somebody confirmed but if he does replace jeff sessions the burden will be on the president to pick somebody highly qualified, give mueller the s ....
Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. simply the fact that this strategy on the part of mueller and the other district of new york prosecutors may be working right now. one interesting question will be to what extent will there be information relating to state law charges against some of these people and that is legally significant because the president s pardon power does not extend to state law crimes. harris: all right, what you have seen with cohen and manafort and perhaps pecker and allen weisselberg, the cases, they have struck deals for immunity, you wouldn t imagine they would go anywhere legally. if the president wanted to pardon anyone, we are still within the zone with the previous men. state law doesn t tend to change that. as we look ahead in all of this, the president, though, does have something to consider as ....
wasn t a player of significance? president trump: he was a lawyer for me for one of many. they always say the lawyer and they like to add the fixer. i don t know where that term came from. he has been a lawyer for me. didn t do big deals, did small deals. not somebody that was with me that much. they make it sound like i didn t live without him. you hear the president s description there cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations which is an interesting thing to plead guilty to, considering there are a great many attorneys, including some i ve spoken to here, who don t think that rises to the level. see how that all plays out in sentencing and moving forward. jon, back to you. jon: more to come on both of those cases. kevin corke at the white house. sandra: another exclusive interview for fox news shan an bream sitting down with one of the jurors in the paul man fort trial and how close the jury because they know they had 11-1 in favor of conviction even on th ....
A weeknight look at the news, featuring interviews, analysis and panel discussions hosted by Bret Baier. jurors making comments on the weakness of the defense. judge ellis said i see no earthly reason for a mistrial. judge ellis tipped the names of jurors under seal citing threats he received but duncan doesn t sense any danger. i m not concerned. had the verdict gone in the other way, i might have been. one thing that hasn t changed, paula duncan s devotion to trump which was on display to her way to court. every day when i drove i had my make america great again hat in the backseat just as a reminder. judge ellis said publicly sharing details of the deliberations could cause injury to the process but he told jurors they could do whatever they want. paula duncan insists she did what she was told and kept an open mind even though she did have a make america great again hat in the parking garage here at the courthouse. bret: peter doocy outside the courthouse. ca ....