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British and dutch heard things on their foreign surveillance meaning their spies also picked stuff up conveyed to u.s. intelligence agencies because they saw something that concerned them about potential contacts between the trump campaign and the russian government. well, now if this new reporting is true, as well, this would mean the intelligence and law enforcement monitoring of these concerning contacts between trump associates and the russian government, these -- this intelligence surveillance of these communications and contacts and conversations, this would mean that those intercepts we...

Going on, manafort testified the previous morning to the senate intelligence committee. he was due to testify the following day to the judiciariry committee. why did that fbi raid including them picking the lock on his front door and showing up in the middle of the night and seizing the stuff he presumably didn't know they were looking for, why did that happen between the two planned visits between the in the committees? does it affect the understanding why the muller raid was conducted with such urgency to know at least to have reported tonight that paul manafort sometime this year was under ...

If this new reporting tonight is correct, we now know quite a bit more about why he was under such intense pressure and how that is being made manifest. it now seems clear from multiple sources a lot of what they got to work with against paul manafort on the russia issue isn't stuff they need somebody to confess to, necessarily. not stuff they need witnesses to describe or corroborate. it now sounds like a lot of what they have got about paul manafort on the russia thing is on tape. it's stuff they captured on intelligence intercepts. remember, john brennan, if he was correct when he testified...

Lock on his front door that was presumably to keep manafort from being able to destroy evidence once he heard agents knocking. at least that's why we think judges tend to approve that sort of tactic with a search warrant. we've known that the muller inquiry was aggressively focus on part of an part of an before tonight, before the reporting from the "new york times", before tonight before tonight we didn't know all of this stuff. quoting from their report tonight in the "times," dispensing with the plodding pace. mr. muller's team used what some describe as shock and awe tactics to intimidate ...

Fbi didn't make any demands to manafort for what they wanted him to hand over. i mean, law enforcement and fbi have a lot of tools and power to extract stuff from people who don't want to give information but there's a logical chain that goes along with that. if you want something from a potential witness, ask for it. if they say no, you can subpoena it. eventually you can get a search warrant. once you have a search warrant, you can execute that search warrant by knocking on the door or by knocking down the door. the last chain of escalation here. with the manafort raid seems like they went r...