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learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> the president of the united states used his executive power to retaliate against a former cia director who would dare to criticize him. the first trial in the era of robert mueller wrapping up. in summing up his case, the lead prosecutor said "mr. manafort lied to keep more money when he had it and lied when he didn't. this is a case about lies." >> mr. manafort was happy about how things went today. pointing out the shortcomings in the government's case. the government has not met their burden of proof. >> i am joined by news national security and justice reporter julia ainsley who was in the courtroom. last best chance. how did it go for them? >> not quite as well for the prosecution. they were picking and choosing around the edges here. one of the things they said that might have stuck if the judge hadn't instructed the jury to ignore it is the argument that we will only be in this courtroom because of the special counsel. banks could have complained

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learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> welcome back. according to tonight's "the washington post" president trump believes he's coming off as strong and decisive with how he has handled outspoken critic john brennen. yesterday he explained to "the wall street journal" why brennen's security clearance was pulled. he said, quote, i cull it the rigged witch hunt and these people led it, he added, so i think it's something that had to be done. that was not among the reasons given by his press secretary yesterday. >> any benefits that senior officials might glean from consultations with mr. brennen are now outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. >> and you probably know where we're going here. this would not be the first time that the president has blown up the cover story laid down to explain the action in the first place. remember the comey firing. we were told it was because of the mistreatment of hillary clinton. and the president blew that up in the lester holt int

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learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> thing one tonight as we've discussed here, donald trump never misses an opportunity to parade around law enforcement officers in order to boost his image as we were discussing, a law and order president. almost without fail, these events have led to epic moments of awkward ness, like the time he stumbled and the teleprompter state of the union and gave a guy a new name right from in front of the nation. >> here tonight is one leader in the effort to defend our country, homelands investigation certainly agency celestino martinez, he goes by cj and dj, he said call me either one. so we'll call you jj. >> i wonder if that poor guy has to pretend he goes by dj and cj. you thought that was cringe worthy a salute to the heroes of i.c.e., thing two if 60 seconds >>> donald trump held an event at the white house today called a salute to i.c.e. and i.c.e. canada for immigration customs enforcement. cbp stands for we're not sure in congressional black caucus. >>

learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> that's our broadcast for tonight. catch me every day at 4:00 p.m. eastern in this very studio. brian will be back here at this time tomorrow night. thank you for being with us and good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> tonight on "all in." special council is negotiating an interview with the man who set up the trump tower meeting. >> i have been accused of influencing. >> and bad news for rodger stone. tonight, we are learning about where robert mueller is headed. then, bank fraud, oligarchs and more suits on day three of the manafort trial. >> that's what my position is. >> and the white house affirms the position, that the free press is an enemy of the people. >> the president has good evening from new york. we are learning more about how special counsel robert mueller's investigation is closing in on the president and his inner circle. nbc reported that conversations are ongoing between the special counsel and emin agalarov. a british

learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> one week after a primary night cliff-hanger we have an answer. jeff colyer the incumbent republican governor of kansas has now conceded the gop primary to the kansas secretary of state and trump ally kris cobotch after a review of provisional ballots. meanwhile we're watching the latest results come in on this primary night and selected states across the country. voters in vermont, connecticut, minnesota, wisconsin all headed to the polls today. here to break it down our man steve kornacki, national political correspondent at the big board. steve, take us from a tour from prairie home to new england. >> the stage setting from november, a lot of that tonight. but also a surprise tonight at least one big one in the results. and let me start with that. it's in the state of minnesota. it's a time we all remember, tim pawlenty, he ran for governor on the republican side in 2012. that didn't work out. he decided to make a return but he's going down to defeat.

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learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> welcome back. florida's race for governor is already consumed by controversy. republican congressman and nominee for governor ron desantis used the word monkey in a comment about his democratic opponent. in case you missed it, here is what desantis said about florida's first african-american nominee for governor. >> he's an articulate spokesman. the last thing we need to do is monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. >> florida democratic party calling his language disgusting while gillum says it goes beyond a racist dog economiwhistle. >> i'll try to be articulate and he's given up the whistle. they have gone to the bull horn with these kinds of tactics. they're not going to work. we tried this one time. donald trump, this is a page from his play book. tried to divide this country and my state. i want them to know that florida voters are smarter than that. >> when asked about it this morn

learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> there is good reason it's being called the worst week yet for president trump. let's remember just for a moment on monday we had just learned white house counsel don mcgahn had been talking to the mueller team for more than 30 hours of interviews. tuesday trump's campaign chairman paul manafort found guilty eight of 18 criminal charges. within that same hour, trump's former lawyer michael cohen pleading guilty to charges including what he said were hush money payments made at the president's direction. on wednesday, trump insisted he found out about the hush money payment later on. but the problem with that is ap reporter kathryn lucy asked trump about the payment back in april while cameras were rolling in the back of air force one and we got to hear her question and more importantly, his answer. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> then why did michael cohen make that if it was no truth? >> you have to ask michael co

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learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america.ppointments available now. >>> i have a better education than they do from a much better school. the elite -- they're the elite. they're the elite. i went to better schools, i went to better everything. and by the way -- by the way, you ready for this, and i'm president and they're not. >> he sure is. that was earlier tonight but over the past few weeks the president has been ratcheting up his attacks on some his favorite targets. robert mule,b the justice department, the fbi, the media. just about anyone considers an opponent. bill crystal sent this out as the president was in the middle of his tweet storm. trump's melt down, i ponder if mueller's team has told giuliani they're no longer interested in sitting down with trump and that in fact he should consider himself a target of the investigation or that he's likely to we named as an unindicted coconspirator. there's a change in tone and flavor that we've seen in the last couple of weeks. >> yeah, and especially the focus on the muel

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learn more at cancercenter.com cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>> on the day donald trump's former campaign manager was found guilty on eight felony counts and his personal attorney/fixer pled guilty to criminal charges, the channel we call trump tv ran a live trump rally in its entirety. >> tell me what you thought of the president's remarks in light of everything that's happened today in the news? >> well, he was on his game. frankly more than i've seen him. he clearly loves what he's doing still. this is an unflappable man. >> crushing it! it's been a weird week at trump tv faced with unquestionably awful headlines, the network veered from furiously trying to spin the bad news away with trying to distract viewers with a story about a school in san francisco dropping dits dress code. attempts at damage control liking there interview with the president this morning have gone awry when the president admitted he did in fact pay off two women who keep their stories of affairs with him secret. >> did you know about the p

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