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Conversation with the prosecutors about a possible agreement, possibly getting some leniency from the sentencing. we don't know what the president will say, how he'll try to spin that. maybe we'll find out tomorrow morning on twitter, but it certainly does -- the most interesting thing is the fact that they couldn't reach a deal. usually if there is going to be a deal, it's of some benefit to both parties. we have no idea if it's simply that the investigators thought that they just couldn't get anything that valuable out of paul manafort at this point, but it is a fascinating wrinkle in this c...

Out of him. at some point i think he's going to face that reckoning. >> let's listen to what senator richard blumenthal said today about the obstruction of justice case. >> there is credible evidence that the president of the united states has committed obstruction of justice and possibly a conspiracy to undermine our elections. that's simply the facts and the law, and giuliani is trying to confuse and distract, playing word games and semantics. but at the end of the day the special counsel is going to proceed methodically and meticulously in making the case. >> and "vanity fair's" reporting t...

Dormitories in anne aroundal and baltimore counties according to people involved in the process. many of the kids have come with little information. one is 18 months old. several are too young to speak to their new car gifrs or help social workers track down relatives who might be able tyke them in. lawyers are trying to figure out how to put together asylum claims for 6-year-olds who don't know why they fled their countries." regional director for a service organization that's trying to care for about 15 of these kids that turned up in maryland tells the "baltimore sun" that the children they...

Friends among republicans in the senate. they certainly behaved that way during his confirmation. they got him through the challenges to his confirmation testimony, which some people thought included perjury. >> yep. >> and here is another piece of "the new york times" reporting tonight, which i think it contains a new fact that maybe we believed but did not quite yet know. >> right. >> it said mr. trump complains to friends about how much he would like to get rid of mr. sessions but has demurred under pressure from senate republicans who have indicated they would not confirm a new attorney ge...

And in the interest of the country, i think it's time to wrap it up. and i would very respectfully encourage the special counsel and his team to -- to bring their work to completion. >> those comments there by pence come as other trump allies continue their attacks on the russia investigation. "washington post" reporting tonight, congressman mark meadows plans to ask a federal financial watchdog to audit the office of special counsel mueller. the post says the planned request from meadows, quote, appears to be mainly calibrated to force the disclosure of a three-page justice department memo sp...