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Say here who's bought it and have it processed just like you can do at a gun show private sales all that. if i sell a boat to you and to my son, there's paper work, right? you got to put through paper work. why not put through paper work on sale of a gun? >> i do not think that you're going to be able to enforce that as right now we can't enforce all the laws. i don't think you can do it. i have an issue with it. i'm not supporting it right now. that answers your question. >> but it does frustrate the efforts that kind of resistance because the idea of whether or not you can enforce things. yo...

Is down to 18 months. typically if you're a prosecutor to get that sentence down, that defendant has to be offering a fair amount. >> no question. the way you get individuals to flip is to put charges in front of them that are significant. whether that's in the 8 to 10 to 20 year range, and then, you know, to cut them a deal, to get information from them that helps you advance your case up the chain to the bigger fish, and in exchange you get something in return and in this case potentially a sentence around 18 months. >> do we know from looking at this deal, the reporting about the deal so fa...

Comments but it's the fact that these investigations are happening, are about to happen on capitol hill about what the white house did with porter. that means questions will be asked. people under oath about who knew what when. >> i wanted to also play kristen, you trying to get answers out of sarah sanders yesterday. this was the exchange where you tried to drill down on how they could not have known especially after what chris wray testified to on national threats yesterday. >> let me just clarify one more point. you said you didn't get any paper work from the fbi. chris wray said he did sub...

>> i don't know. i don't have access. >> reporter: the agency locked down trump's digital returns in 2016 and is now focusing on the physical documents. >> there is no other taxpayers whether i can remember there is this kind of focus on. is there some way we can get a hold of that return. one magazine offered $10,000 of anyone can get a copy of the president's paper work and wikileaks tweeted a request. >> what i have here is a copy of donald trump's return. in march, msnbc got a few pages from a journalist who found them in his mailbox. >> you did not know who sent it to you? >> no. >> there...

And confirmation that he is paying attention to the work for trump. >> right. >> do we have any sense of why paul manafort thought the work for trump would be a source of pleasure to this guy of whom he owed the money. >> first of all, there's an incredible sense of desperation you get in these e-mails. it is not just that he's making one offer. this is something he's following assiduously and asking his primary deputy in kiev for the ten years that manafort worked in kiev, asking him, have you forwarded this information? how can we use it to whole with him? if we step back, we see that manafo...