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And to take documents. so you've got to ask yourself, what else is out there? there are so many things that manafort could have lied about that mueller has evidence on now. >> you say mueller has the evidence. if there was all this about manafort and mueller already knew it, if "the guardian's" got it, mueller, based on past practice, would have it. why didn't he charge on collusion already? >> because he's trying to put together the rest of his case. what he's looking for is hoping to have manafort as the person who would put together the story. what we don't -- what he probably doesn't have ...

This. we want every single legal ballot to be counted legally. bill nelson is his legal team want illegal ballots to be counted, and i can give you several examples of that. number one, his legal team sat in a room and asked for an illegal immigrant's ballot to be counted. that is a violation of the law. and then this lawsuit yesterday where illegal ballots that would be brought in after the election was over should be counted toward his total as well. that is a violation of the law. so, there's any number of examples where bill nelson is trying to do whatever he can to hold on to this power. ...

Major obstacle to nuclear weapons deal with north korea. greg palkot in seoul, south korea and questions about whether the north actually dismantled its nuclear test site but we begin as we usually do with chief white house correspondent john roberts and talk that the historic summit could still happen. good evening, john. >> good evening to you, mike. last week a team from the white house went to singapore to meet with the north koreans to set up the whole summit. that team sat on the ground for three days. the north koreans never showed there was word that they were going to go back again to...

That mu. ll. r's team sat down with the attorney general last wednesday in what would only assume all of those points were brought up in that investigation, that questioning. back to the memos and one man's word over another. the am president has vehemently denied quite publicly that what comey wrote in those memos and later testified to on capitol hill is wrong. so what happens when it's comey's word versus the investigator's word? >> who do investigators believe. it's safe to say -- or logical, at least, given his background as a career procesecutor, truth teller, anyone that has worked with...

That earlier this month, mueller's team sat down with jared kushner, and finding out what we know today that he was playing a role in the december 22nd call, that mueller's team also wanted to get kushner's version of events before this information came out today. >> they knew that when they brought him in. >> exactly. they knew this when they brought him in. they wanted to see what he would say. >> we should underline the special counsel/fbi version of what happened is also partially based on intercepts, transcripts of the conversations. >> the other point i was going to make is mueller -- th...