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Claiming manafort led a life otherwise blameless suggests judge ellis is patently ignorant of the basic facts of the case and angling for a presidential judicial appointment." i'm not sure what he could be angling for, mieke, at age 78. but there's congressional reaction building. what do you think is the possible future of paul manafort as a subpoenaed witness in congressional hearings? >> i think it's very likely he has a lot of light to shed on what exactly what's going on in the trump campaign, specifically in their dealings with the russians. what his dealings were with konstantin kilimni...

I'm not sure what he could be angling for, mieke, at age 78. but there's congressional reaction building. what do you think is the possible future of paul manafort as a subpoenaed witness in congressional hearings? >> i think it's very likely he has a lot of light to shed on what exactly what's going on in the trump campaign, specifically in their dealings with the russians. what hishe dealings were with konstantin kilimnik, who was a russian intelligence officer. you know theho house intelligen committee at a minimumyo wants talk to him about these things. and his refusal to obey a congressio...

Three years of supervised release after histh sentence. paulr manafort will face a secd sentencing session next week before a federal judge in washington, d.c., judge amy berman jackson, could add as much as ten years to paul manafort's prison time. leading off our discussion now, jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate special prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. nelson cunningham, a former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. he wast also general counsel o the senate judiciary committee under then chairman joe biden. and also with us ron clain, former senior ad...

Michael cohen was of being repentant and trying to get right with the law andpe tryingo make clear -- let the american people know what happened. he'sle still on the lying campaign. and i think -- so i think that's going toth make it very difficu for him to be very useful to the congress. >> jill wine-banks, nelson cunningham, ron klain, mieke eoyang, thank you very much for starting us off tonight. this is exactly the panel needed to get thisne going. we are joined now by g one of t jurors who found paul manafort guilty last year in the case in which pault manafort was sentenced tonight. we a...

Manafort, a washington lobbyist, "lived an otherwise blameless life." the judge also fined paul manafort $50,000 and imposed three years of supervised release after hiseence. paul manafort will face a second sentencing session next week before a federal judge in washington, d.c., judge amy berman jackson, could add as much as ten years to paul manafort's prison time. leading off our discussion now, jill wine-banks, former assistant watergate special prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. nelson cunningham, a former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. he was also gener...