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>> i want to come back to you, rort costa, and courtney kube. when you book came out, i am not sureow much spilled into the public, there was a lot of consternation, mley is being called to resign, conservatives called him a traitor. all of that seemed to be calmed down by a combination of the context he gave, by strong defenses from people like john bolton and other republicans that were in the room if you will. i wonder what condition you think general milley's job is in among republicans and this democratic administration? nicolle, i would urge people to re the full context in the book. page 129, for example, in "peril." this exchang is so important for the milley part of the story, what milley testified today about. when he talked to the chinese on october 30th, 2020, and thi idea of tipping off china, as
october 30th white house briefing. i want you to listen. >> again there are no activities or official capacity in which the trump campaign was engaged in any of these activities. most of them took place well before the campaign ever even existed. >> okay. so october 30th is hell night, cabbage night, the day before halloween. it's not april fool's day. what could sanders been telling us there? because these new charges, they changed that time line. >> yes, it's always been an absurd contention from sarah huckabee sanders that, you know, these guys were crooked before we hired them. they weren't actually -- >> they cleaned up once they joined the campaign? >> yes, exactly right. it's obviously always been silly. now an incident they were likely conducting criminal activity while in trump's employ. for all the white house likes to claim that manafort's activities in ukraine were unconnected to the overall russia investigation, we don't yet know
throughout 2016 and into last year. allegedly. >> i want to talk about that time line. when you say the russian oligarch, which one was it? >> yanukovych. and so he was at one point the prime minister of ukraine. manafort and gates consulted for him for years and were paid a total of some $75 million by him and his party to consult and according to these charges to lobby american officials without properly registering. >> so he's not the russian oligarch that president trump sold that palm beach property to, the one he bought for $40 million and sold just a couple years later for $80 million. that is another thread we're going to continue to focus on. i want to talk about the time line of the charges again. on october 30th, 2017, president trump tweeted this. sorry, but this is years ago, before paul manafort was part of the trump campaign, but why aren't crooked hillary and the dems the focus. then sarah huckabee sanders heckcooed that point at the
no, senator sessions replied. he did not elaborate. well, turns out that wasn't true. it's since been reported that session met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak at least twice including a meeting during the republican convention in july of 2016. and meeting in his senate office in september of that year. fast forward to last month when during his testimony in front of a senate judiciary committee, jefferson sessions was pressed by senator franken about that discrepancy. on the question of surrogate, communicating with russian, sessions again denied any knowledge of those contacts. >> you don't believe that surrogates from the trump campaign had communications with the russians? is that what you're saying? >> i did not. and i'm not aware of anyone else that did. and i don't believe it happened. >> not surprisingly, that was also revealed to be untrue. just 12 days later, on october 30th, a charging document was unsealed showing that a campaign
before or after election day? no, senator sessions replied. he did not elaborate. well, turns out that wasn't true. it's since been reported that session met with russian ambassador sergey kislyak at least twice including a meeting during the republican convention in july of 2016. and meeting in his senate office in september of that year. fast forward to last month when during his testimony in front of a senate judiciary committee, jefferson sessions was pressed by senator franken about that discrepancy. on the question of surrogate, communicating with russian, sessions again denied any knowledge of those contacts. >> you don't believe that surrogates from the trump campaign had communications with the russians? is that what you're saying? >> i did not. and i'm not aware of anyone else that did. and i don't believe it happened. >> not surprisingly, that was also revealed to be untrue. just 12 days later, on october 30th, a charging document was
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will give affected homeowners 105% of pre-sandy property value to relocate elsewhere on staten island, when rebuilding is just too difficult. elsewhere the recovery grinds on. >> every little thing we do here is an obstacle. there is always something that pops up and makes it more difficult to recover. >> reporter: in new jersey, governor chris christie joined with hud secretary sean donovan to announce $1.8 billion in federal aid is now on its way to new jersey. >> this is no longer a job for me. it's now a mission. on october 30th, 2012, this converted to me from a great job to a sacred mission. >> reporter: christie made headlines saying president obama had kept every promise he made regarding sandy. a sentiment not shared by everyone. but slowly there are some signs of progress. in seaside heights, their iconic boardwalk is under repair a month before the memorial day holiday. while still visible in the ocean, this roller coaster waits.
you should be proud to be here. explain this rally. >> rally to restore sanity. >> larry: is it a political rally? >> no. it is in fact, not a political rally. >> larry: are you assuming there's insanity prevailing and you are the -- >> do you watch television? >> larry: yes. what your presuming? >> we are presuming that 75% to 80% of the country, reasonable people they get along, they may not agree on things but they can do things. the other 15% control it. the dialogue, the legislation. this is for the people that are too busy, that have jobs and lives and are tired of their reflection in the media as being a divided country. that's ideological and conflicted. this is for those people. those people are going to come to washington, d.c., on october 30th and say to the world -- >> larry: who will be speaking other than you and your pal? >> so we should -- you're -- you and colbert --
to turn california around or fix california you may see a flight intick in the polls. that's one race i feel passionate about. poor pat to toomey he ran again arlen specter he was running in a primary and president bush got in the middle of the primary and basically toomey was under the bus. once again toomey who was the president did a wonderful job running and he had to deal with sestak and the white house bribery case and in the turncoat of arlen specter who was a big proud republican turned around put the blue jacket on and switched parties into being a democrat. >> toomey is the only stable thing in the pennsylvania
to turn california around or fix california you may see a flight intick in the polls. that's one race i feel passionate about. poor pat to toomey he ran again arlen specter he was running in a primary and president bush got in the middle of the primary and basically toomey was under the bus. once again toomey who was the president did a wonderful job running and he had to deal with sestak and the white house bribery case and in the turncoat of arlen specter who was a big proud republican turned around put the blue jacket on and switched parties into being a democrat. >> toomey is the only stable thing in the pennsylvania