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>> wikileaks. i love wikileaks. this wikileaks is unbelievable. wikileaks is fascinating. this wikileaks is like a treasure trove. >> quote, beginning in june 2016, forecast to senior campaign officials that wikileaks would release information damaging to clinton. wikileaks's first release came in july 2016, around the same time candidate trump announced he hoped russia would recover e-mails described as missing from a private server used by clinton when she was secretary of state. he later said he was speaking sarcastically. to be fair, this comes as close to exoneration of the president as a...

>> this wikileaks is unbelievable. >> this wikileaks is like a treasure trove. quote, beginning in june 2016, forecast to senior campaign officials that wikileaks would release information damaging to clinton. wikileaks's first release came in july 2016, around the same time candidate trump announced he hoped russia would recover emails described as missing from a private server used by clinton when she was secretary of state. he later said he was speaking sarcastically. to be fair, this comes as close to exoneration of the president as anything else in the report. >> and you can expect that...

Associate of gates and manafort. "the times" is reporting that oleg deripaska is suing the u.s. government and our treasury secretary for good measure demanding that sanctions be lifted that that he claims have cost him $7.5 billion. he also calls himself a victim to reaction to russian interference in the 2016 election which may be the definition of chutzpah. with us to talk about it tonight is chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official. and jessica ross, now a professor at the cardozo school of law in new york. welcome to you both. chuck, i'd like to begin with you....

Possible that there are lines of investigation that we don't know about yet. >> and what kind of realm would be participating in that? >> well, i think -- well, part of the reason why i say i think it's very possible that these lines of inquiry exist is because of the redacted material in the filings with respect to manafort and the cryptic allusions that judge amy berman jackson found he had lied to the prosecutors when he was trying to cooperate. it could be they pertain two things. russians, other countries, other foreign countries. there's been reporting about contacts that were had betwee...

He's still calling into question mueller's investigation. writing, quote, the special counsel should never have been appointed. he continues. there should be no mueller report. that's especially bracing considering this is the day after the entire house voted to make the mueller report public, and on the mueller investigation front today we learned that rick gates, the former deputy to manafort on the campaign, is still talking to prosecutors. his lawyers and the special counsel have filed a status report that says, quote, defendant gates continues to cooperate with respect to several ongoing ...