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Agent said they thought michael flynn was telling the truth and wasn't lying, i don't know how to sort all of that. >> jason: is a person who thinks little different because he can withstand the pressure and a squeeze, i think what mueller has been doing in the michael cohen case which could break any point here, when you see that squeeze being put on, they want to get it done. it's going can i ask you something about the squeeze? the squeeze tends to generate a flurry of tweets and legal experts have said that is not a good idea for the president to do, that he should not even that, senator l...

There wasn't much of a defense put on. not only did they not put on defense witnesses, they really didn't knock down a lot of the evidence. >> bret: what does that tell you? they felt like the bar was already reached? rather that the government didn't reach the bar to convince the jury? >> i think there's a lot of counts here. could be anything from a holdout juror, fighting, or some significant questions. these are complex tax issues, financial issues. jurors may have a lot of doubt as they tried to thread the needle. i wouldn't put too much on it. manafort, the odds are still against manafor...

They wanted, jurors wanted to know if they could label each one of the passive evidence to the actual charge. that it corresponded to. the judge said no. >> one of those moments, it's not uncommon where jurors want to find a way to organize the evidence and the judge doesn't want them to oversimplify or -- relating to multiple accounts. judges tend to leave them in the quagmire and it tends to work in the advantage of the defense. if the judge isn't helping you out, the jurors say this isn't ringing any clarity. paul manafort has to run the table. answer knocked down every count. if he is conv...

That rick gates' testimony is non-believable. >> that he was the architect of all of these crimes, that one juror could cause there to be a hung jury or perhaps even an acquittal in this calls. that's hard to believe, or to expect, given the kind of case that the prosecution put on. we've seen stranger things to happen, particularly in a high profile case such as this. >> closing arguments, tomorrow, areva, thank you. and again a reminder to all of you watching, the white house briefing is a mere moment away. live pictures. washington, d.c. we'll be right back.

Is it true, dana? >> dana: you make a good point. that people like to be in a club. if you are on social media, it was just last week that an actor got in trouble because his friends and his club, he said maybe if you want to follow somebody that might not totally agree with you, try ben shapiro. that his club wanted to -- 's before close him down. >> dana: a huge concern now for people is the destruction of civil society. part of that is that people don't belong to clubs anymore. rotary club, things like this. people would get together and do things. put on. come help an event, help immigrant...