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Understand. it's not quite as cumbersome as what we're getting into today. a lot of that was presented yesterday. he was present the false evidence in order to continue this luxurious lifestyle. once the money dried up he started pretending he had more to leverage. that's something they can see as a clear lie. a clear violation of ethics and financial law. that doesn't seem to be as in the weeds. it makes sense they're going soefr thin over things that the jury can relate to. i think we'll start to see them pull out from this tedious questioning of tax statements. page by page. display it for ...

May have been massive but do not stack up to the cuts from former u.s. presidents. lie number 5. trum on the press. >> they can make anything bad because they are the fake, fake disgusting news. >> please, mr. president, relax. press is not the enemy of the people. we, here at least on "velshi & ruhle," are giving people the facts, not alternative facts, not facts as you see them, not facts as you remember them. we give them the facts. and facts matter. facts matter and those people and kids who sat behind you, i bring it up again, those children deserve better. >> we grew up thinking being th...

Indicted by the feds in the mueller investigation. lie number 2. trump on job growth. >> since the election, we've added a number of that nobody would have believed and that i would have never said on the campaign trail. i wouldn't have said it. because they would have done a big number on me. 3.7 million new jobs. >> well, mr. president, with all due respect, in fact, it's been absolutely pre dict lk. from december, 2016 to june 2018, 3.7 million jobs have been added. compare that with the 19 months leading up to trump's election, and you'll see 4.3 million jobs were added. hmm. how about tha...

White house. and matt miller, an nbc justice and security analyst is joining me here as well. pete, first to you. tell me about the van der zwaan -- the sentence and everything that went into this. >> reporter: well, this was a prosecution and a sentence largely meant to send a message that you shouldn't lie to the special counsel. that's really what this case was all about. this was not a prosecution to try to get his cooperation so that the government could learn more, the special counsel could learn more about potential russian meddling. and so the judge said that she had to sentence him ba...

Turnover and about the president's comments. this is a prime example. you talk to the soeruth koreans say this is what the president will say when we negotiate. what do they say, how do we trust you, you don't know. >> the president is learning you go to a background, meeting with fund raisers, 70, 80, 100 people, everybody has a phone like this. somebody is recording what the president is saying. just be careful. >> maybe he just shouldn't lie. just a suggestion. >> what does this say about his presidency, his powers, how he views himself? >> you know, we just sort of wear out the departures ...