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Circumstances the special counsel's office cited that he did, in fact, lie. >> some have suggested the only possible explanation for why paul manafort would screw this up so badly, why he would lie and sacrifice his plea deal is because he expects he will get some sort of pardon. what's your sense of that? >> so, i've really avoided using the "p" word, the pardon word, leading up to this because i think it had been something -- totally analysts are totally within their rights to bring up that that could be a possibility. it's simply from a reporting aspect i've been hesitant to bring up becaus...

Perfect man and i have made many mistakes. to anyone i have ever hurt, however unintentionally, i apologize deeply and unreservedly. but the that this article paints is upsettingly inaccurate. "new york times" writer melana ryzik joins us now. i know it took you about five months to work on this. how did you learn first of the allegations against mr. adams? >> this story has a lot of this kind of reporting for us started as an anonymous tip. we have a tips line and people use it. and as we started working on it, talking to folks in my music industry, my co-writer, joe coscarelli, it was clear ...

In terms of the forces of power as hollywood or tv or other media. but i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that it's a culture where, you know, sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, that ethos has been normalized, that bounder-pushing behavior has been part of the industry. what's interesting about this story is, you know, ryan's behavior is an example of what a lot of women are saying is pervasive in the music industry. and until now people didn't think they could speak out about it. >> melana, it's a solid piece of reporting in "the new york times." thank you for coming in to debrief us on i...

General rod rosenstein never authorized anyone to wear a recording device. what can we infer from that? that it was a topic that was debated probably long, hard and seriously, but it was never authorized. i think that's actually an important tell in the way the department of justice chose to word that president release. and, you know, the president has been shown over and over again to be prone to lying, so i was one of the people who wasn't at all surprised when we first began to learn that rod rosenstein and others in the department and the bureau were debating whether they should wear a wir...

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