mr. miller paid his attorney joins us, he is and expert. ts miller who is a longtime aide to roger stone. welcome to the fox news channel this afternoon. first of all, why do they want to talk to your client? what does he have and what you think they will ask him and what could he potentially say or give up if anything? >> well yes, mr. miller was a media scheduling assistant to roger stone during the republican national convention. in 2016. the fbi and robert mueller want to know what mr. miller knows about wikileaks, julian assange, d&c hacking of emails, and mr. miller only knows what he reads the newspapers about that. two fbi agents interviewed him at length and he told them everything they know. they asked for documents which he produced. then finally, the judge wanted him to appear before the grand jury. first of all on june 29. the day before we filed this major constitutional challenge after several weeks of briefing and hearing the court ruled against us. they said mr. miller had to be before the grand jury this past friday. he did

let's get after it with miller's lawyer, mr. paul camanar. welcome to "prime time," counselor. >> thank you, chris. good to be here. >> good to have you. let's test the case. is this about hiding? is this about ducking the truth if. >> absolutely not, chris. this is a constitutional challenge to the lawfulness of the special counsel mueller. what we did was challenge his constitutionality on the grounds that he was not properly appointed under article 2 of the constitution. and we said that if you're going to appoint him under the constitution, he has to be appointed by the head of the department. >> right. >> and the head of the department is jeff sessions, not rod rosenstein. >> right. you made that objection. it was ruled on by the judge in a 90-plus-page decision that every expert that we've had on about it and that i've talked to in the reporting feels confident about it. let me put up the key excerpt for people. this is what the judge said. multiple statutes authorized the special counsel's appointment, and the official who appointed th

mr. miller want to talk to him? the answer is, he wants to try and trap him.here is no evidence whatsoever, anywhere in any record, notwithstanding what adam schiff says, that the president has done anything wrong, nor anyone around him. in fact, all of the activity of the president's transition team, campaign team, involving communications with foreigners, was perfectly legal, and mr. miller has never said that it isn't. >> mark: speaking about communications with foreigners, this business of the assistant deputy, assistant deputy under attorney general, or whatever the hell the position was, this guy is surprisingly cozy with the foreign intelligence agent called christopher steele. how is it that bruce ohr, who still works for the department of justice, does not understand what he was doing is wrong and unseemly? with all of his contacts with all christopher steele? >> because that is a different standard. you know, what is interesting with the obama justice department at the senior levels and the fbi at the senior level levels, a politically corrupt two or

mr. miller who has started the process. will do a report to congress based upon whether or not there was any activity with the russians concerning the campaign that mr. trump ran and to this point there has been no evidence of any collusion there. >> this isn't about -- sorry, this isn't about collusion. this isn't about collusion. michael cohen's not about collusion. michael cohen's not about the russians. this is, again, about a campaign finance law that he admitted to breaking, that he's convicted of breaking here. on just this matter, we're not going to hear anything from robert mueller. >> there's a difference between being in violation of a campaign finance law which in many cases is settled on a civil side. you can have violations of a campaign finance law and in fact i think there were some by mr. obama -- >> but those were civil. this is criminal. this is a criminal violation. >> no, wait. we don't know whether we're talking about a criminal violation. >> michael cohen is. michael cohen absolutely pleaded to a crim

mr. miller is doing, that is how you do it. you move to quash a subpoena. and then you get held in contempt and you appeal the contempt finding and so that's actually not a wholly improper way of challenging mueller's appointment which is what miller wants to do. judge howell, chief judge of the district court wrote a lengthy opinion saying there is no problem with the appointment and the subpoena is valid. and every reason to expect the d.c. circuit to affirm her on that. and this is at the end of the day, a lot of stern and drang with an order for him to appear before the grand jury. >> who is andrew miller and what is his role in the stone operation? >> well, sort of like nunberg and michael kaputo before him, started as a driver. he worked on a lot of campaigns with him including being a campaign manager for kristin davis' run. so you know he has basically been roger's body man and his right hand for about over ten years. >> so close to him. like a very close associate. >> and also nunberg, considers him a surrogate father. >> they tried to challenge mu

mr. fisher. ambassador miller? >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, i am honored to appear before you today. i would like to thank the president and the secretary of state for their trust placed in me. mr. chairman, i would like to introduce my partner, michelle edelman and youngest son alexander who just finished an internship at the state department this week. i would also like to thank my son -- introduce my son andrew. their love and support over the years have been invaluable as they have accompanied me around the world. it has been my privilege to serve the american people in eight countries over the past three decades and to see my sons grow into such accomplished young man. it is an honor to be nominated to serve the united states in such a strategically important country at such a critical time. eighth largest country by population, bangladesh is known for its moderate and secular and perspectives. bangladesh aspires to become a middle income country. increasingly important as a trading partner for u.s. inv

presidential elections thousands rallied in the capital brasilia to show their support for his candidacy mr miller was convicted and jailed for corruption tied to his time in office. the us president donald trump has revoked the security clearance of the former cia director john brennan he was a top intelligence official joining the barack obama administration and has been openly critical of mr trump and his policies in a statement was the trunk question brennan's objectivity and credibility and said his behavior had been erratic brennan claims the move is politically motivated and says all americans should be worried about mr trump's actions those are your top stories so far up next it's candid as dark secrets all season. i like finding old friends and really what i know here by from the residential school the mohawk institute when we first went in there we were my sister and i were separated into groups and i had one older girl that took me under her early and my sister don we need look after her well i don't you know when i was there i don't even remember going there i don't even remember the p

mr. miller, a pleasure. thank you so much for joining me. >> i'm glad to be here for aretha.ust sorry that she and i did not get an opportunity to do what we had planned to do, and that was, she had agreed to fly again. and she and i were going to be on the same -- i was going to take her on the plane, sit by her, make her feel good. and then we were going to plan a tour of europe. >> she did not like flying, did she, sir? >> well, you know, we still have not figured that out, because the last flight she was on was flying into atlanta to play chastain park. and when that -- when that show was over, andrew young came up on stage and announced that he was going to make monday aretha franklin day and ask her to come by his office and they were going to celebrate. and she and her band checked out early and went down to the office and just as he, as andrew young walked into the room, somebody called him, and he had to go away and she told us she would be right back. well, he was gone for over an hour. and when he finally got back, he had to re-arrange her flight. and when she got

mr. miller is in contempt for defying the subpoena, what is the consequence?oes this mean that he will go to jail? >> conceivably. i'm going to get a little nerdy on you. >> yay! >> there's civil contempt in which case the judge, judge howell, simply wants miller to comply. as soon as he complies, as soon as he testifies, as soon as he follows her order, the contempt is lift. there's criminal contempt designed to punish. not to enforce compliance. it seems the to me she held him if civil contempt. all you need to do is comply with my order and we're square. so he has an easy out. if he doesn't comply, she can continue to hold him in contempt means putting him in jail or fining him or something else to try to coerce his compliance. >> we can't see the ruling in this case. if she is now holding anymore civil contempt and he continues to defy court's order and to testify, would you say she would then have the option to increase the leverage on him, including jail, does that mean she is turning it to criminal contempt? >> she could even appoint a special prosecuto

mr. miller's -- mr. mueller's investigation.nment won't like that they were put to their paces but they will still use them to the full extent they can, in my opinion. >> furthermore, they have rick gates already in their pocket. he testified in the metaphor tile -- in the manafort trial. but, he was not in the meeting and the meeting as well as a possibly a few other meetings would make it worth their while to cut a deal. scarlet: let me jump in because we have more headlines on michael cohen. let's switch gears to that situation. he is at the courthouse in lower manhattan. he said he violated a campaign candidthe direction of a -- candidate, but he does not in the candidate. candidate whohe directed the campaign. caroline: wow. >> that's remarkable. i apologize were jumping in, but the specific wording here is the direction of a candidate. that of course will be scrutinized. many people will say and push for michael cohen to name specifically food that is. did candidate donald trump instruct michael cohen to move the money wit

mr. miller is going to go to jail. >> conceivably.get a little nerdy on you. >> yea. >> there's two types of contempt. there's civil contempt in which case the judge, judge howell simply wants miller to comply and as soon as he cop applies, as soon as he testifies, as soon as he follows her order, the content is lifted. there's also criminal contempt. that's designed to punish, not to enforce compliance. it seems to me she head him in civil contempt meaning testify and you're free to go. all you need to do is comply with my order and we're square. he has an easy out. if he doesn't comply, she can continue to hold him in contempt till he does which means conceivably, putting him in jail or fining him or finding something else to try and coerce his compliance. >> does a -- we can't see the ruling in this case. we believe at least as far as we can tell the ruling is sealed. we can't check. if she's now holding him in civil contempt and he continues to defy the court's order and refuse to testify, would, when you say she would then have t

mr. miller and the rest of his cronies truly want people to come here illegally returned to their countryment attorney repeatedly upstairs refuse to agree to what we asked for, namely to take this young boy home to his mother today. >> reporter: avenatti petitioned the court to allow him to take temporary custody of him and take him to his mother in guatemala immediately. all at avenatti's expense. the government attorney refused the request, but less than 8 hours after that hearing with cameras surrounding him, hhs officials handed him over to avenatti and co-counsel. with that, he was taking his first flight ever, a three and a half hour flight from houston to guatemala. all of this as michael avenatti has floated his interest in a potential 2020 presidential bid, leading to critics wondering if this was his foray into one of the hottest political battles going. >> what do you say to critics who say this is a publicity stunt? how do you respond to that? >> first of all, i don't know any critic saying it is a publicity stunt. i represent dozens of mothers and children for weeks, travelin

well in the last hour mr miller has been speaking as well he praised the elections as fair while also condemning the recent violence we can get more now on from. of course in the capital harare for us. mr rejecting the result meanwhile with a message of magnanimity in victory peace and unity he's talking about but just under fifty percent of the population didn't vote for him how likely is peace and unity now he knows it is a divided nation he knows opposition supporters especially are unhappy that he's won the presidential elections we retry to unite a divided party he said that the violence on wednesday was a great he told them he set up an independent commission made up of foreigners and local people who will look into what really happened and then he released their findings on that he also said that he understands that harare in particular is tense after wednesday's violence when people saw soldiers deployed and they used live ammunition and six people were killed and he had a special message to the opposition leader nelson chamisa and this is what he said to notions. i want to se

mr. miller's attorneys can be credited, they are saying that the reason that he's refusing to testify is because they're looking for a vehicle to kind of bubble up the issue to the appellate court. what issue is that? the issue of the legitimacy of the mueller investigation. now, i would say from my perspective, this seems to be pretty futile, because multiple judges have already determined that the investigation is appropriate. the appointment of mr. mueller by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein was lawful, done in accordance with rules, procedures and policies of the department of justice. this seems to about futile effort, maybe an attempt to delay but i think we're going to see that gentleman having to comply with that grand jury subpoena. >> if i could ask a question. mueller handed off parts of this investigation to others and also kept parts for himself, like manafort. what do you read into the fact he's riding herd specifically on the roger stone prosecution? >> tells me roger stone is intimately related to the russia investigation and any potential contact between the trump

for him to resign or be fired at the time but the german football association had had extended mr miller's contract before the tournament began. joachim lives long awaited analysis the germany coach took responsibility for tactical mistakes saying his team lacked balance between the defense and the attack as well as dedication and passion. this one might be i'm a closed one miscalculation and my biggest mistake was that i believed i could at least make it past the group stage by playing a grand dominant position based football just before one. according to live this high risk approach bordered on arrogance what's more the coach was unable to establish small working groups of players within the squad during the tournament in russia live said the heir to one photo affair involving measured is ill and ill going to one wasn't taken seriously enough since isil quit the team he has not spoken with the coach live rejects accusations made by israel and that's i think that you spend time with the f.b.i. was there ever even a hint of racist remarks anality and so on shift as for personnel changes th

miller. senior white house advisor and young mr. birns. although we don't often hear from miller, don't ever forget he is the master mind who shaped many of trump's cruelest policy including the muslim ban, overturning daca and kids in cages. yeah, so this guy is so evil, satan has assigned stephen miller injuriesy in his bedroom am he is like that guy is a pro. i love him, man. because where less creative people might say what excuse could there possibly be to get rid of people who already live here legally, stefer enmiller found a way. >> the white house effort led by stephen mill wear make citizenship or legal status tougher to obtain if they or anyone in their household has ever used some public assistance programs in the country. >> this could affect up to 20 million legal immigrants in the united states who are trying to get green cards or move toward citizenship if they use programs like obamacare, child health insurance, food stamps, even some tax incentives already built in. >> trevor: goddam. cranium over here is an evil genius be

mr. stone. andrew miller apparently was more of a business relationship. but if he was roger stone's scheduler, he could be a bonanza of potentially incriminating information. as but one example, we came to learn when roger stone testified before the house intelligence committee behind closed doors, he was apparently asked about meetings with russians and he said he had none. however, we then heard he did have that little meeting that he forgot about with henry greenberg, not his real last name. he was a potential russian operative. mr. greenberg was looking for $2 million in exchange for dirt on hillary clinton. how mr. stone could forget that is sort of beyond belief. but what mr. mueller is going to be looking at is his schedule, his e-mail communications, his texts, anything he said orally to both miss davis and andrew miller, because that's actually going to be a fairly easy perjury charge to prove if the investigative team can get any corroboration for the fact that he didn't forget about the meeting, he concealed it from the house intelligence commi

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manning for disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul minor for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow over muller a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher of his era alexandria virginia meanwhile russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped faked websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections but the russian foreign ministry says there is no evidence t

on to stand up for coal and miller energy resources, and we will tackle -- and we will tackle this opioid epidemic more aggressively than anyone. >> [cheers and applause] mr. morrisey: it is my honor to be here tonight on the same stage with the president. mr. president, thank you for your leadership, your work, and

mr. president. >> there's reason steven miller is trending on twitter because people want to know who would back a there's a lot we can learn from him and the group of people that came from the hill with him, and have been placed in the administration. these are now people at dhs, justice department and at the white house. they used to be seen as a right fla flank on the hill pushing policies like this especially the policy to lower the overall number of immigrants coming into the country. this is their plan. of the it could potentially set up a political conversation they would want heading into the midterms where we're not seeing them pulled apart but on welfare. they may try to glaze over the fact that you accurately brought up that a lot of these people are working immigrants, working a lot of jobs that can't be filled by americans. >> we want people to be on obamacare. we do not want the uninsured to get injured at work or get sick and show up at an emergency room with no form of health care. so to that exact point, when the president gets asked about this, this policy flies directly in the f

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manner for disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul money for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow of a mile or a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia with us now from nutley new jersey is steven rogers he's a member of the donald trump for president advisory board nice to talk to you again . we heard a clip of donald trump a little bit earlier saying this is nothing to do with him saying it's a witch hunt none of that is surprising that he would say that but can he really ignore this now t

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manner for disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul minor for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow over muller a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and the gallacher of his era alexandria virginia. where richard johnson is a lecturer in u.s. politics at lancaster university he says the only thing protecting trump from being indicted is the fact that he's president. if donald trump had lost the presidential election he almost certainly now would be facing indictment himself but because there's a well established precedent that the u.

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manner for his disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point to pull money for this has been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow of a mile or a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and it gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped fake websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections but the russian foreign ministry says there's no evidence to s

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr mann afford disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options are at this point paul minor for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow over muller a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher of his era alexandria virginia zimbabwe's top court is hearing the opposition parties challenge the last month's election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson and god well who won with just over fifty percent his inauguration has been postponed pending the court ruling zimbabwe's election commission denies claim

mr. mueller was properly appointed. >> andrew miller has some deep pockets in his corner, the conservativeional legal policy center is bankrolling his entire case saying we needed one client for this project and we have him. we are committed to paying all the costs associated with this constitutional challenge. even if his appeal fails, roger stone says there is nothing for him to tell saying in a statement andrew miller has no knowledge or evidence of russian collusion or wikileaks collaboration or any other illegal activity on my part. if and when he is ever compelled to testify, i am highly confident that he would tell the truth. roger stone has also been quoted as saying andrew miller is like a son to him. >> melissa: trace gallagher, thank you so much. here now is paul came and are, he's an attorney for andrew miller. your client is not in jail at the time, even though he ignored that subpoena for the grand jury, how far is he willing to go in all of this and is he willing to go to jail to not testify? >> let me explain what happened. he was interviewed by two fbi agents back in may a

miller reaches any conclusion about. a former federal prosecutor from new jersey in new york mr extensively on the special counsel's investigation into russian medley. in the u.s. election and that possible collusion he joins me tonight from new york mr hornik welcome to the date i'd like to get your opinion maybe an answer to that question that i posed at the beginning of the program how worried should double trump be tonight you should be quite worried you know yesterday's events were cataclysmic i mean we saw two of the people who are closer to the government from birth get convicted of a whole slew of federal crimes. you know and the question for me on both of them is will the cooperate well around four o'clock three and well michael cohen cooperate and i think those are two sort of different analyses but either one of those could be hugely problematic the president i mean would you agree with me mr when i say that any other u.s. president you know he would have been crushed by the events that we have seen just in the last couple of days but not donald trump it seems that he has been able to blow off a lot of dirt so why not

kingdom by let's go live to our correspondent in south africa she's in johannesburg for me to miller for me to say mrs may traveling to africa to the african continent for the first time since she's taken office and she's traveling with a rather large business delegation. and very much of the strippers she says are the snooze partnership is based on what she calls shared prosperity and shared security that very much the focus of this tour around africa the reason mays outlined some of the plans that the u.k. is looking at saying that she wants the u.k. to be the biggest g seven investor in africa by twenty twenty two and so far has announced that six of rather five billion dollars will be invested in african countries and a further five billion dollars from private investors that to come later this is very much about renewing ties with africa looking at various african economies but also cementing the relationship that's been established so far the u.k. to some extent has taken a back seat to other trade partners specifically in relation to south africa such as china germany the usa even parts one and

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr mann afford disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point to pull money for this is been a spectacular fall from grace but president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow of a mile or a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes on the gallacher al jazeera alexandria virginia. let's take you to jerusalem where the u.s. national security adviser john bolton is speaking on several days to sit there let's listen in to what he has to spirity to. iranian opposition rally in paris a few months ago. i love hearing those words but maybe i'll just say it once and that is how the way here. i think this demonstrates a

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manner for disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul mana for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow of a mile or a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia. a u.s. national security advisor john bolton says iran will face yet more pressure over its nuclear plans and syria he spoke a short time ago after three days of talks in israel. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. in syria and i

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manner for disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul money for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow of a mile or a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia. u.s. national security advisor john bolton says a lot more pressure will be applied on iran over its nuclear plans and its policy on syria he spoke a short time ago after three days of talks in israel. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could

mr. mueller has the authority to oversee the russia probe. miller'sto take the fight to the supreme court and miller is an ideal client. >> he worked on gary johnson's campaign. in 2016. he doesn't, didn't vote for trump, doesn't like trump's policy so he is committed for a restricted government power, and what we have here with robert mueller is basically a super u.s. attorney. >> reporter: miller is one of a half dozen of stone's friends and former associates summoned by mueller's team. miller worked for stone on of a off as a driver, tech guru and the official website for stone's clips, quips and columns. >> you hear all of these stories about roger being in this dark, you know, mystical creature. for me, uncle stone. bought me my first three suits. >> reporter: calling him a bantam rooster saying mill sir a good father, devoted husband and lawyer friend. the efforts to squeeze him to bear false witness against me are despicable. miller's attorneys insist he's a regular working-class guy, knowing nothing about russian collusion and has nothing to h

cooperate that's where mr trump faces potential problems on the front of the russian investigation despite the president's claims this trial is seen as an important test for the miller investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr mann of four is disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul mana for this is been a spectacular fall from grace but president trumps claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow over muller a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher of his era alexandria virginia meanwhile russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped fake websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterms but the russian foreign ministry says there's no evidence to support

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mr trump's former campaign manager paul mana ford was convey. eight kinds of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion about. the story of the washington bureau chief alexander phenomenas on the story for us tonight good evening to you alexander so they're calling it the black tuesday for donald trump how big of a political risk or a legal threat do these convictions impose for the u.s. president. what's especially michael cohen said yesterday in the courtroom was a very serious allegation and therefore we would assume because michael cohen implicates a u.s. president in a plot to illegally influence the election and that's why you would to see a president and trump is legal trouble and legal for the however his lawyers and many exper

mr trump's former campaign manager paul mana ford was can. on eight counts of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion on that. well here's some of the stories now that are making headlines around the world hundreds of elderly koreans have said their final emotional goodbyes to relatives at the end of a rare way union for families separated by the korean border the south koreans are heading home after a three day visit to the north the first reunion to take place in three years residents of hawaii are bracing for a rare hurricane that's bearing down on the islands they're stocking up on emergency supplies and fuel in anticipation of flooding in fierce winds hurricane lane has been downgraded to a category four storm but could still be

and ijust would like mrs may and her government and actually all political leaders, to start coming clean with the british public. jean millerave all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news: french and british fishermen clash in the channel over scallop fishing rights. theresa may arrives in nigeria on the second day of a trade mission to africa aimed at strengthening economic ties ahead of brexit. ministers are urged to address a "crisis in children's mental health" after a survey finds that a fifth of girls aged 1a said they had self harmed. this is the business news this afternoon. british gas has paid £2.65 million in refunds and compensation after wrongly overcharging more than 94,000 customers who switched to new providers. an ofgem investigation found the energy firm failed and unfairly penalised customers who were coming to the end of their fixed—term contracts. british gas said those affected have been refunded and paid an additional goodwill gesture. uk shop prices have risen for the first time in five years, according to the latest data from the british retail consortium. it's also warned that more

mr. mueller. john brennan, thank you for your time. thank you. >>> matt miller, so much there. but this idea now that we're putting our finger on it, the witting accomplices to the russian effort to meddle in the 2016 election feels like maybe the public facing part of what bob mueller is investigating, the conspiracy. >> that's right. if you stake everyone in that meeting at trump tower -- >> it's jared kushner, paul manafort, donald trump, jr. and a bunch of russians with ties to the kremlin. >> that's right. >> what did they think they were doing? >> it's not just the e-mails that we see jared kushner responding to, but you have to take that into context of what happened before. in april, george papadopoulos had been told that the russians had obtained hillary clinton's e-mails. dan scavino, a close aide to president trump, had tweeted about the russians having obtained hillary clinton's e-mails. we haven't seen this confirmed yet, but i guarantee they went into that meeting thinking they were going to get hacked, stolen e-mails from the russians. >> and we talked to a perso

regard to mr moeller and a subpoena and testimony under oath that's i think the next step that we're going to confront right so who or where does our attention go now as regards to the miller investigation because we've obviously been focused on the names man of forts and cohen and flynn as well where do you think this goes from here where does the attention shift i think it's a it's a derivative i think of the man of guilty plea in this regard the most vulnerable area that mr trump confronts on the collusion is this june two thousand and sixteen meeting attended by mr man a fort whose purpose was to collect dirt on hillary clinton from the russians which is a crime you cannot accept anything of value from a foreign government a foreign agent to influence an election mr mann of fort was in that meeting and if he can testify that yes there was a solicitation of the dirt even if it wasn't forthcoming that's a crime and he would be somebody who would be privy to knowing whether donald trump jr had spoken to mr trump sr the president before the meeting and suggest that he knew about what was going on and he could be guilty of a conspiracy to solicit dirt on hillary clinton inv

mr. johnson today. i will be taking questionsink w the statements and then take questions together. >> on behalf of the millert they press conference by the attorneys for dewayne johnson, he had sued monsanto claiming that roundup, this weedkiller, and ranger pro gave him cancer. earlier today a jury awarded dewayne johnson $289 million in this landmark case. >> he is a former groundskeeper from the bay area, writing this case for a long time, a team effort with many attorneys involved. the attorney said this is a moment when you find it science finally caught up. and monsanto now has the opportunity to do right. that is coming from the attorneys in a groundskeeper, f a school district, he weedkille name by monsanto, the story is developing. >>> coming up, it would be one of the biggest shakeups in decades, why critics say the presidents proposal is lost in space. >> a school is facing a major legal battle, several former students having a sexual abuse lawsuit filed on their behalf today. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wir

live a drama mr trump's form a complaint manager pullman a ford was convicted on eight counts of financial crimes manifolds trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robin miller's investigation into russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election on his way to a companion really invest virginia had this to say about it feel very sad about that. because it is probably me but i still feel you know i think i have. nothing to do with watching the movie started rushing killing this is how we got to do so which shows that it is great i. very good i. to the most support this ninety court case impaired to mete. out think through how franco. we don't like the ok could use the right here in which we got a whole big company. crowd continues to cheer him on the back and define it more for what this all means i'm joined now politically and i miss tyson baka from the aspen institute here but and welcome tyson first of all let's talk about michael cohen and his testimonial his plea to what extent does the implicate of the president in his guilty plea even though he doesn't mention dollar trump by name he implicates him in all but name just like you said i mean we kn

miller. and so is katrina pierson. on the call there is talk of damage control of whether mr. trump ever used the racial slur. later pierson says this. >> no, he said it. he's embarrassed. >> last night katrina pierson denied the phone call and today she said it. after 30 minutes after the story hit this morning, the president responded on twitter. when you give a crazy low-life a break, i guess it did not work out. good work for general kelly for quickly firing that dog. this is the latest series of tweets of manigault-newman. here is what she says of the president criticism. >> it certainly nothing to do with race but with the president calling someone's lack of integrity. the idea that you only point a few things the president has said negative about people that are minorities, the fact that the president's an equal opportunity person that calls things like he sees it. he fights fire with fire and he does not hold back from doing that across the board. >> whatever you think of that answer and take a moment to consider this. the president calling a former high level adviser, an african-american woman a dog