russia's so-called fancy hackers against john podesta in 2016. tell us what they did. >> that's right, katy. what they did was they tried to replicate what they did to john po te podesta in 2016. he was hillary's campaign chairman. they targeted senator make haskill's office such that it sent links that look like an authentic email from microsoft saying you needed to change your password and then it brought them to a page that looked ex t exactly like the microsoft portal where you change your password. if the individual followed that prompt and typed in their password, that gave those russian hackers basically a way to infiltrate that computer system. there was no evidence to believe that the hack was successful and senator make haskill's office later confirmed that portion. again this is the first concrete evidence that we have that we were able to reveal here of russian interference in the 2018 midterms. >> and what tipped you off to this? >> so a couple weeks ago, or i guess last week at the aspen security forum, a top microsoft

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the john podesta is the most consequential. released before hollywood access day. its distribution, how it was distributed is not mentioned. an organization which is clearly wikileak appears but not a lot of detail. makes you wonder if something is coming on that end. >> mueller and other special counsels released, they find out more and expand the story. this puts wikileaks in the middle of it. messages of wikileaks reaching out to gus fer two point zo. saying we want these documents. maximum harm to hillary clinton and help donald trump. presuming these messages are accurate, direct evidence that wikileaks was doing this in league with the russian intelligence, to help trump and to hurt hillary clinton. and that was regarding the documents that came out before the convention. >> i should note something you said here, these are all allegations. it is an indictment. and not everything in an indictment turns out to be true. but what is remarkable to me is that what is laid out here, again, detail like this officer's name on this day, titles, by including in the indi

john podesta was clinton's campaign chairman. roger stone doesn't deny the text exchange, but does deny any advance knowledge of the emails. june 9, 2016, donald trump jr., paul manafort met with a kremlin connected lawyer after donald trump jr. was told that the russian government had dirt on hillary clinton. if it is what you say, i love it, don jr. wrote back. july 2016 donald trump senior asked russia to find clinton's, quote, 30,000 emails that are missing. that night, according to the mueller indictment, russian intelligence tried to gain access to clinton's personal emails and server for the very first time. and while robert mueller is trying to figure out what donald trump himself knew about the emails and when he knew it, we know this. clinton campaign chairman john podesta's emails were released hours after the "access hollywood" tape broke. batches of hacked emails came out every day until election day when they abruptly stopped. donald trump used those emails to keep his campaign alive. he waved them around. he said h

they went in there and john podesta threw him out of the office they said get out of here. they go after other people like there's no tomorrow. you understand that, i spoke to you about it before as they sai said, you are winning, don't give it up. i've stayed very much involved. in my to be involved? totally. people are finding out a lot of things that they never thought and in all fairness to the ig report, it was an unbelievable report except at the end where i sort of try to be politically correct. when you talk about bias, there has never been biased like that. strzok on the other hand, that was totally biased. that report was a good report except the basic conclusion. which wasn't even bad. >> tucker: having met with, talk to, watched carefully angela merkel in germany and vladimir putin in russia, who do you think from the perspective of their countries does the better job representing their interests? >> president trump: angela was a superstar until she allowed millions of people to come into germany. she was unbeatable in the election. she allowed millions of peopl

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the hack of john podesta, which is the far more consequential of the two, there's a bunch of servers, but the john podesta hack which is the most consequential, it's released on "access hollywood" day right before the election, that is mentioned, but its distribution, how it was distributed is not really mentioned. organization one, which is wikileaks, appears but not a lot of detail. it makes you wonder if there's something coming on that end. >> well, we do know in many instances mueller and other special counsels release what they call superseding indictments. as they find out more, they expand the story. what's interesting here is that this puts wikileaks right in the middle of it. they have messages of wikileaks reaching out to guccifer 2.0, a russian intelligence front, and saying, hey, we want these documents. we want to get them out before the convention to do maximum harm to hillary clinton and to help donald trump. so we see here, you know, presuming these messages are accurate, direct evidence that wikileaks was doing this in league with the russian intelligence, whether th

out how the russian government hacked the democrats, hacked hillary clinton's campaign chairman john podestated that information to wikileaks, which is distributed strategically to hurt the democrats in the campaign. the question is whether any americans, either affiliated with the trump campaign or not affiliated, helped that effort. many people believe these operation was so well-placed, so weaponized, the russians would have had to have americans who knew about the american political system. they targeted local raisces in florida. >> rod rosenstein is beginning to speak. we're bringing this to you live. >> an indictment presented by the special counsel's office. the indictment charges 12 russian military officers by name for conspiring to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. 11 of the defendants are charged with conspiring to hack into computers, steal documents, and release those documents with the intent to interfere in the election. one of those defendants, and a 12th russian military officer, are charged with conspiring to infiltrate computers of organizations involved in ad

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are you saying it is okay because the facts they took from the dnc and john podesta that it is the real e-mails. >> translator: there is nothing false about it. every grain of it is true and the democratic leadership admitted it. now the second point. if you don't like my answer, you can give it to me straightaway and i'll keep silence. if you want americans to listen to my opinion, could you wait a little bit. >> let's go live to sam kiley. what a remarkable 36 hours. how is it playing where you are now? >> reporter: i think that generally speaking the reaction from russian officials and we spent a lot of time talking to them last night. politicians and sergei lavrov summed it up. it was magnificent and better than super the summit between donald trump and vladimir putin in helsinki. as the dust settles and the initial sense of triumph. there will be questions asked about what did russia get out of it. yes, it caused consternation in washington which they always find satisfying in kremlin. longer term, no movement on syria for example. certainly no discussion in public of the lifting o

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lou: john podesta's brother tony. how lucky could he be?the equivalent of one of these, the megamillions ticket courtesy of bob mueller, sweetheart of a guy. if you're a longtime clinton friend and ally, you get a free pass, you get immunity. so, but if you are any way connected to donald trump, you know, go directory to jail, do not pass go, do not collect $200. lou: everything around the podesta brothers is really intriguing. here is tony podesta getting immunity from -- facing exactly the same charges as manafort. and at the same time, his brother, the chairman of the clinton campaign, participating in the payment apparently of monies to create a phony dossier that was used to create a phony fisa warrant by the fbi. >> right. lou: i wonder how this is working out. oh, the fbi was led by the colleague and friend, longtime friend of bob mueller, wasn't it? >> yeah. yeah, you know, it's interesting all the strings and attachments here. lou: yeah. >> it's a club-by place, that washington d.c. no wonder it's called the swamp. lou: a toxic swa

you will remember back from the campaign that john podesta's e-mails started coming out and the ""access hollywooaccess hol dropped. podesta came out every single day after that and they suddenly stopped. >> gregg broward, let me turn to you, we look at this indictment and isolation. it raises a lot of questions of how it fits in. give me your sense of that. we talked about there is not any names in the dime. what are you looking for? >> this is a significant development and attribute to all of the hard work of d.o.j. lawyers and fbi agents have been putting in this for months now. i don't expect it will be the last shoe to drop. this is the best evidence of this russia conspiracy that we have seen and in general terms reach the conclusion that this russia's effort to interfere with the election did take place. this is again, a significant development and a lot of work that remains to be done and the mueller team will be busy going forward to say the least. >> we learn about organization one. victims are not named as we heard from rod rosenstein as we heard from him, what does it say of

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intelligence, using sophisticated methods hacked into the democratic national committee and hacked john podesta and distributed that. first on their own and then chose wikileaks. it is called organization one, but it is clear that's what it is talking about. the exchange you played is remarkable. it shows there is a direct nexus between donald trump's statements and the actions of these russian hackers. >> what happens in part three? >> well, that's a great question. a lot of people believe the remaining chapter here is whether any americans were part of either of these conspiracies -- either the conspiracy to mess around with social media or to hack, leak and disseminate. today's indictment does mention an unnamed person who was in regular contact with the campaign. it's become clear to me looking at it that it's roger stone. he's previously acknowledged text messages that track exactly what the text messages mentioned in this indictment. at the time he acknowledged this he said i was never in contact with any russian intelligence officials. that's already been proven to be false or at least h

similarly, the hack of john podesta's emails. what is interesting about that case is it shows how hacking of believesinformation into hacking of discourse and disruption of the inner -- of the information ecosystem. i would basically say the traditional media failed us in this regard and they themselves were somewhat packed -- hacked by becoming unwitting participants in this information operation by getting fooled into thinking they had to report on every recipe in john podesta's emails as though it was news. they too got manipulated. that is how these categories lead into each other. into each other. multi part. i would say this may be the category that is hardest to get our heads around a democracy because information and discourse, it is supposed to be the lifeblood of democracy. free expression. access to information. beinginformation is weaponize to against us. and we were caught flat-footed in defending ourselves. all of us. our cyber security experts, national security experts. subject ofough the security, cyber security,

similarly, the hack of john podesta's e-mail, the dnc, i think what is interesting about that case is that it shows how hacking of data and information leads into hacking of discourse and disruption of the information ecosystem. and here i would basically say that traditional media failed us in this regard. and they themselves were somewhat hacked by becoming unwitting participants in this information operation by getting fooled into thinking they had to report on every recipe in john podesta's e-mail as though it was news. and they, too, got manipulated. so that is how these categories bleed into each other. more on the hack of discourse, though, is again, very complex multi-parts. this could be the category that's the hardest to get our heads around in democracies because information and discourse, it's supposed to be the life blood of democracy, free of expression, access to information. and here information is being weaponized against ourself. all of us are cyber security experts and national security experts. though cyber security is morphing before our eyes. i will just mention

against former trump campaign chairman, falcone he is the brother of clinton campaign chairman john podesta podesta group which worked with paul manafort to lobby for ukrainian efforts in the united states. manafort and podesta's firm retroactively registered, manafort is charged with money laundering and lobbying violations. jillian: the white house withdrawing a nomination for a us appeals court judge. ryan downs who donald trump wanted on the ninth circuit) consideration minutes before his scheduled confirmation vote. it came after republican tim scott raised concern over articles in college considered racist. he apologize for the writings at a hearing earlier this year. the white house could resubmit his nomination if he addresses those concerns. rob: a woman used a child of the human shield after and attended bank robbery, poured gas in the lobby of the texas bank, lighting it on fire. when police arrived she grabbed the child out of the car to use it as protection. officers snuck up behind her and snatched the baby out of her arms. she faces several charges. the baby is fine. her rela

even started and if anybody may have been colluding with russian interests more likely it was john podesta and his group and others in the clinton array of cronies who have long had dealings over in russia with various and sundry chronic apple is so you know this is really the notion that donald trump is the one colluding with russia is preposterous in my mind on the other hand there was an aft active f.b.i. investigation you could see it for yourselves around the world you can go to the site you can see what i'm talking about it specifically lays it out hillary herself was under investigation but it will unless charles or tell charles for thanks for taking the time so quickly after this has been breaking to come on the program and explain to us some of the details of the story charles thanks. british police believe they have fun the source of the nerve agent that killed a woman in the time of amesbury left her partner in a critical condition they say a bottle was retrieved from the house of the survivor and not it was at the nearby military laboratory porton down scientists there have con

essentially were behind the hacks of the democratic national committee e—mail servers as well as john podesta president campaign, those documents that were hacked were disseminated through cutouts including one that went by the name of goods over 2.0 and another that went under a pseudonym dc leaks another that went under a pseudonym dc lea ks and distributed another that went under a pseudonym dc leaks and distributed them throughout the us in order to implant —— influence and disrupt the 2016 us presidential election. if you are member some of these e—mail hacks came out right before the democratic national convention and led to the resignation of the head of the democratic national committee, was very disruptive to the convention over the first couple of days because they detailed some of days because they detailed some of the conflict within the dnc and bernie sanders, one at that democratic presidential candidates. also thejohn podesta e—mails, those had a lot of internal details about the campaign, some of hillary clinton's speech excerpts, democratic strategy, larger democratic strateg

of the most damaging attacks, a russian intelligence agent allegedly sent a phishing e-mail to john podesta, tricking him to click a link that gave hackers access to his e-mail account. 50,000 of his e-mails were stolen. a similar technique was used to break into other democratic party servers, and the russians moved some of the stolen data through servers in arizona and illinois. at one point the russians watched a party employee as she typed in user names and passwords. then the russians leaked the information, much of it damaging to hillary clinton, through two fake online personas, d.c. leaks and guccifer 2.0. the white house emphasized no one in america is charged and no one is implicated. before the charges were announced, president trump took another swipe at the mueller investigation. >> i think we're being hurt very badly by the-- i would call it the witch-hunt. i would call it the rigged witch-hunt. >> reporter: the russian government denied the allegations, claiming they're designed to spoil the atmosphere before the russian-american summit. the president said he would bring up h

are you saying it is okay because the fact they took from the dnc, john podesta, with their real emails so it is okay to hack and spread this information out and interfere with the election? >> listen to me please. the information i am aware of, there's nothing false about it. every grain of it is true and democratic leadership admitted it. the second point. if you don't like my answer give it to me straight away and i will keep silent. if you want americans to listen to my opinion please wait for a little bit. now for the specific accusations. special counsel robert mueller has accused certain private company in russia which is not a very big enterprise in the restaurant business and now this company hired american lawyers, defending its integrity and reputation in an american court. so far american court is not discovered any trace of interference whatsoever. let americans know about it and to the individuals from the indictment, we have a treaty in criminal cases, an existing treaty that exists from 1999. i refer an example of it. >> i'm not trying to interrupt. >> let me finish, jus

they spearfish individual email accounts, people like john podesta, the chairman of the clinton campaigngot him to enter his password thinking it was a real email and were able to hack that way. they also hacked systems directly input malware onto democratic systems which enable them to steal documents. then, there were efforts to probe state election machinery. you have all of these different things happening, starting in about march of 2016. the timing is also interesting, on july 27 of 2016, that is the date that trump asked the russians to find hillary clinton's 30,000 emails. the indictment on july 27, that is when they changed their approach and started trying to spearfish some of people close to hillary clinton's personal a -- email. there are things unfolding over the next weeks and months over this investigation and as a continues. emily: this is three days before the meeting with putin and they revealed that the spies used cryptocurrency to find their operations. what are the next development we are expecting here? steve: we are having a lot of -- we are seeing a lot of democra

march the russians start getting access to john podesta's e-mails. then in june, trump tower meeting with the kremlin connected lawyer. promises dirt on hillary clinton. on july 21, donald trump gives his rnc acceptance speech. july 22 stolen e-mails from the rnc start to come out. july 25, democratic convention begins. july 27 trump says russia if you're listening. they start trying to go after clinton's personal server. and then in october, you've got julian assange, et cetera. in between that timeline you're seeing up there. in between that time, in june when the dnc finally -- they know they've been attacked. they announce that their servers have been attacked. they say publically. then russians shift strategy. create on or about june 14, 2016. publically announces it had been hacked by russian government actors in response the conspirators created the online persona and falsely claimed to be loan romanian hacker to undermine the responsibilities. then starts talking to people as if it's the hacker. they talk to a candidate, u.s. congress. they t

this was the e-mail chairman john podesta received telling him to click a passworld. this is known as spear phishing. he did. prosecutors allege these russian officers hacked into several accounts, steaming thousands of e-mails is there they hacked into computer networks and installed malicious software that allows them to capture key strokes, take screen shots and remove data from those computers. >> and to distribute the stolen e-mails, the indictments say they registered the d.c. leaks and gucifer 2.0, and funding their scheme through crypto currencies like bit cohn. >> defendants falsely claimed d.c. leaks was a group of american hackers and gucifer 2.0 was a lone romanian hacker. >> reporter: he stressed none of the americans targeted knew they were talking with russians. >> the conspirators corresponded with several americans through the internet. there is no allegation in this indictment that the americans knew they were corresponding with russian intelligence officers. >> reporter: but the indictment does detail the russian's contact with several emergency inc

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are you saying it is okay because the facts they took from the dnc and john podesta that it is the real e-mails. so it is okay to hack? >> translator: there is nothing false about it. every grain of it is true and the democratic leadership admitted it. the first point. now the second point. if you don't like my answer, you can give it to me straightaway and i'll keep silence. if you want americans to listen to my opinion, could you wait a little bit. >> let's go live to sam kiley. sam, russian authorities must be happy with how this turned out. russian isolation because of hacking and invading ukraine and takedown of mh-17. isolated from the g8 and standing on the world stage, the president basically saying i believe vladimir putin. >> reporter: yeah. i think the reaction can be summed up by sergei lavrov by saying it was better than superb. the russian foreign minister had to deal with the fallout of russian isolation on today of all days the anniversary of the downing of that aircraft with the deaths of nearly 300 people. in that context, this is roaring success as far as the kremlin

money not counterfeit money so are using it's okay because the facts they took from the dnc from john podesta, it was their real email so it's okay to hack and spread this information out? and interfere with the election? >> listen to me please, the information that i am aware of, there's nothing false about it. every single grain of it is true and the democratic leadership admitted it. now the second point, if you don't like my answer, i will just keep silent.if you want americans to listen to my opinion, could you please wait for a little bit. now for the specific accusations. first of all special counsel mueller has accused seven private companies in russia. where the core area of competence is the restaurant business. now this company hired american lawyers and defending its integrity and reputation in an american court. so far, american court has not discovered any trace of interference whatsoever. 1 million americans know about. to the individuals from the indictment - - we have a treaty for assistance in criminal cases. an existing treaty that exists from 1999. today i referred an exam

, well, look, the things that were taken were the real e-mails of the dnc, the real e-mails of john podesta. they weren't made up or counterfeit. so whatever came out was the actual statements and actions of the democrats. i said to him, so you're suggesting that if they stole real money instead of counterfeit that makes it better? he didn't like that particularly. we wendt back and forth at great length about this subject. we also talked about the news conference. i said, i found it rather curious that the president spent more time criticizing the democratic party and calling for the democratic, the dnc server, than he did about criticizing russia or the gru. he said first of all, you know, we're here for a summit. i travelled from moscow. president trump traveled from washington. you're speaking kindly, nicely to each other because we're trying to accomplish something for the world in terms of diplomacy. on the question of whether he has something on donald trump that makes him not stand up to putin, putin said some things that donald trump wouldn't like. in defense of himself, he said lo

he's also the brother of clinton campaign chairman john podesta. e is also a close friend and a major fund-raiser for bill and hillary clinton. the podesta group worked with paul manafort to lobby on behalf of ukrainian interest in the united states without properly registering under the foreign agent registration act which is called farah. paul manafort got in big trouble, he's looking at a life sentence behind bars. tony podesta, whatever happened to him? tonight we can report exclusively based on two separate sources we spoke to today that tony podesta has been offered immunity by robert mueller to testify against paul manafort. for a near identical crime, bill and hillary's friend could escape and emerge completely unscathed while paul manafort may rot in jail. only one of them made the mistake of chairing donald trump's presidential campaign. the fara law was passed back in 1938 in order to prevent the government from lobbying in the u.s. over a 50 year period from 1966 to 2015, a total of only seven people were criminally charged under fara. m

are you saying it's okay because of the fact they took from the dnc, from john podesta, it was theirso it's okay to hack and spread this information out and interfere with the election? >> listen to me, please. the information that i am aware of -- there is nothing false by the. every single grain of it is true. the democratic leadership admitted it. if you don't like my answer you can give it to me straightaway and i'll keep silent. if you want americans to listen to my opinion, just wait for a little bit. now for the specific accusations. first of all, special counsel mueller accused a certain private company in russia, the core area is the restaurant business. now this company hired american lawyers and defending its integrity and reputation in american courts. so far american court has not discovered any trace of interference whatsoever. do the americans know by the? now do the individuals from the indictment act? we have a treaty for a system in a criminal case. an existing treaty from 1999 to enforce. i referred an example of it. chris: i'm not trying to interrupt. >> just let

took information from the democratic national committee and information about clinton adviser john podesta, and through intermediaries selectively leaked it out during key times of the election. they scanned or broke into and acknowledged by the department of homeland security, 21 states, at least, collection system. and in social media, we originally thought all the attention was around paid advertising. the paid advertising was only the tip of the sword or tip of the spear. they created a series of fake accounts that facebook alone, just within their universe, acknowledged touched over 140 million americans in the lead-up to the election. now, that's all factual in what i think marco rubio and i are saying that was a budget that was pretty small. the american intelligence community was caught off guard and should have been more agressive. we can continue to relitigate 2016, and that's important to get all the facts out, but what is as important, if not more important, is make sure it doesn't happen again in 2018 and 2020, and that's where, again, we can learn with our colleagues. >> whoe

they took information from the democratic national committee, information about clinton adviser john podesta and through intermediary leaked it out at key times during the election. they scanned or broke into an acknowledged by the department of homeland security 21 states at least election systems. and in social media, while we initially thought that a lot of the attention was around paid advertising, paid advertising was just the tip of the spear. they created a series of fake accounts that facebook allowed which they acknowledged touched 140 million americans in the lead up to the election. now, that's all factual and what i think senator rubio and i are saying is the actual total budget for that on a relative basis is extraordinarily small and the obama smaugs was caught off guard and should have been more aggressive. the intelligence community was caught off guard. we can continue to relitigate 2016 and that's important to get the facts out but what's as important if not more important is to make sure we make sure it doesn't happen again in 2018 and 2020. >> whoever it is that's saying

. >> that dnc as well as john podesta. >> dcc as well, right? >> exactly., and now the indictments. mueller doing an investigation for more than a year, and come up with 12 more, we now have 32 russian indictments. >> five guilty pleas. >> five guilty pleas. >> yep. >> and, okay, roger stone. you're trying to protect yourself. we understand that, but that's not where the facts are. the facts are elsewhere. >> does this indictment answer any questions that you had? >> no. it just adds additional weight to the facts that were already known. we've known for more than a year that russia hacked into and then used that information having stolen it. that's where the law was broken. they stole the information. breaking american law, and then used it illegally in the american election. now, you know, trump is going to helsinki tomorrow. excuse me, on monday. then he's -- >> he actually leaves tomorrow. >> either way he'll be there and says i will ask. this is not the time for the president to ask. this is the time to look putin right in the eye and say, you did. it

to the e-mail accounts of employees and volunteers working on the hillary clinton campaign like john podesta but they also hacked into computer systems ing to the democratic committee and the dccc. they stole passwords, tracked individual key strokes. even took screen shots of whatever was being viewed on the computer screens. the indictment says the russians wound up stealing e-mails, opposition research and field operation plans. at least one of the hacking attempts happened the very same day then candidate trump said this -- >> russia if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> and because the russians didn't just go after clinton and the dnc, we now know they went after everyday americans as well according. they tried to hack into voting election systems and in one state, although the state isn't specified, they were able to steal the names, addresses and driver's license numbers even partial social security numbers of at least 500,000 voters. when they were done stealing what they could, hackers set up fake personas to release the informatio

and then the spear phishing of people attached to the hillary clinton campaign and the chairman john podesta and then the indictment talks about how they went about distributing some of the e-mails that they were able to obtain, the information that they were able to obtain, creating two personas, guccifer 2.0 and then dc leaks which they used to distribute some of the material and then also, though not named in the indictment, wikileaks was used as well, according to the indictment. and really the other thing here, don, in the indictment they talk about how a member of the trump campaign was in contact with guccifer 2.0 and we know based on the reporting and even roger stone's statements tonight, he is likely the person in touch with guccifer 2.0 about some of the material that the russia intelligence was able to obtain through the hacks. and then lastly, don, another point, according to the dime, russia intelligence, this gru unit, hacked the website of a state election board where they obtained some 500,000 -- information from 500,000 voters, driver's license information and -- addresses