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these are e-mails that are two years old. acknowledged the time you had forgotten some of the e-mails. you could have gotten no e-mail and now you are risking dying in jail. you are 72 years old and something we all worry about in our lives. >> yes. >> sean: why? here is my bigger question. what did you know they were trying to get you to say. what did they want? >> they wanted me to name a source with wikileaks that i had that told me assange had e-mail. the plea deal, i had to go before a federal judge and swear under god to a federal judge that i knowingly and willfully submitted false information i knew to be false to the federal authorities to mislead them. i didn't do that. i will spend the rest of my life in jail but i won't swear to a lie under god. i won't do it. >> sean: listen, i can't tell you who was on my show last week. if i'm no the same position unless i reviewed all my e-mails and went back to look at it ahead of time, i wouldn't remember. i don't know who was on the show last week. i can tell you reagan acc

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bannon about wikileaks about stolen e-mails. was stone a conduit for the trump campaign? >>> president trump speaks from the white house, stoking immigration fears, hinting a change of asylum rules. instead of a policy announcement, the president launches into a divisive anti-immigration stump speech. >>> divide to conquer. mr. trump wrapping up rhetoric, hammering away at immigration hoping to help republicans. critics are blasting a video. the president retweeted it. one senator calls it sickening. >>> the president questioned about false and misleading statements says he wants to be truthful when i can. i tell the truth. what about when he can't? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we are following major new developments in the special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. newly revealed e-mails show then trump campaign chairman steve bannon talked to long time trump adviser and political operative roger stone about wikileaks

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angela began receiving e-mails, too. >> long, rambling e-mails, saying that, you know, her husband ianove her, that michelle is, you know, his one true love, and that ian is cheating on her. he manipulates women. she better get out of the picture soon before he hurts her. >> these new e-mails to angela sounded like michelle's e-mails to ian, complete with biblical imagery. but they came from multiple e-mail addresses and were signed, jason ray. >> telling angela that she would always be eve, and that michelle was ian's lilith, his truth, and that angela would never be his one true love. >> then another e-mail to angela appeared. the subject line, die. the message, "i hope you are scared of death tomorrow. be prepared. don't sleep. be watchful of the daughters of god. we will steal your child and watch as it dieds." angela looked to see who she received this e-mail, angela hadley. >>> you can understand from angela's point of view why she'd be so rattled. >> right. >> a barrage of e-mails were sent in 2016. be lost, i will end you. you will suffer. i will pray for you. the next morning,

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but those e-mails also you can't do that on personal e-mail.ernment e-mail. >> carol, is she in violation of any rules? >> she was. and that was the grave concern in the fall of 2017 when they saw the volume of e-mails that she was sending on her personal account. however, her lawyer has said in a statement that she's in complete compliance today as a result of all of those e-mails being copied retro actively to her government account so that they can be archived as part of the history of the trump presidency. >> so that's basically an admission from her lawyer that they were in violation from the past and they've had to clean it up. >> yes. one source told us it's kind of like, you know, you have a big accident in your backyard and somebody fixes the accident and you can say hey, we don't really have a problem any more. and that's what happened here. we don't have a problem anymore, but at a time when a lot of trump administration officials probably should have been aware of the personal e-mail scandal that dogged hillary clinton and ultimatel

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going to -- or government e-mails going to private e-mail servers. i think, look, anyone who was part of the 2016 campaign would be -- would be familiar with the rules. >> first of all, mark short has an extraordinarily high bar, extraordinarily high bar for mark short to criticize the administration. what you just saw there was very, very interesting, joe lockhart, where mark basically says there is no way to defend this, this is pure hypocrisy and anyone involved with the campaign should have known. it gets to a question does ivanka tramp and jared kushner, do the president's kids feel like they live under a different set of rules? >> of course they do, at least ivanka. she grew up in a family where the whole family believes they live by a different set of rules. that's as trumpy as you can get. but picking up on what jeffrey said, this is as much about how the media and the people who follow politics cover these things. it continues to this day. we won't be talking about this a couple days from now, i guarantee that, because trump will throw somet

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we need those e-mails.m now. >> as a journalist, i'm equally interested in all public officials' e-mails, particularly ones that aren't otherwise not cleared for review. because we learn all kinds of things. the hypocrisy, nira, is what stands out. put up on the screen the number of trump officials who came to office in this wave that have been busted for personal e-mail use. ivanka, jared, steve bannon, steven miller, reince priebus, gary cohn. beyond the obvious, overwhelming, "simpsons" episode dystopian-level hypocrisy you're living through, that hillary clinton is living through, that people who -- campaigns, people have strong feelings on both sides. beyond that, because you are a policy person and a serious government-type person, if i can make up a term, what do you think is the import here? what are we learning about the attitude towards public service and the rules by these individuals who have now been busted? >> so let's be very clear. just to bottom line it. ivanka trump's father had a two-year

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e-mails show mrs. trump used her personal account to e-mail cabinet officials and white house aides for much of 2017. >> the president used hillary clinton's e-mail use as part of the campaign. remember this? >> she deleted the e-mails. she has to go to jail. >> people familiar with the matter tell "the washington post," they conducted an investigation into the voiivank trump use and it violated laws over white house communications. >> the white house had no comment, but the spokesperson for her lawyer said she was briefed on the rules and he stressed this was different use from secretary clinton. >> he said she did not provide a private serve in her house or office. the account was never transferred or housed at the trump organization. the spokesperson said ivanka trump handed over her e-mails months ago to be stored with other white house records. >>> the president is expected to receive a full report on the murder of jamal khashoggi. he has been reluctant to implicate crown prince mohammed bin salma

and this e-mail goes on to suggest that some of this could have to do with podesta. so it shows you that these two guys are going back and forth talking about this at a time where a lot of this stuff isn't public information. now, roger stone insists that he never saw anything before it was published by wikileaks. jerome corsi insists he was not directly in touch with julian assange. but you can see why investigators are looking at these two men and saying, are these guys the key to a collusion question? the other thing roger stone did that we know drew a lot of scrutiny was he put that tweet out, now-infamous tweet in lathe august of 2016, saying it will soon be podesta's time in the barrel. and roger stone has said, this had to do with the podesta brother's business dealings and it was based on some research jerome corsi did for me. now jerome corsi is saying the tweet came first and the research came later. here's how he described how he helped roger stone sort of clean up that mess. >> political campaigns frequently develop alternative explanations for clients. a

e-mails that are missing. 33,000 e-mails.ut if she's running the country? she can't even run an e-mail. look at the mess -- look at the mess. what a mess. she bleached and deleted 33,000 e-mails after receiving a congressional subpoena. how can hillary manage this country? crooked hillary's e-mails. when she can't even manage her e-mails? >> lock her up! lock her up! >> i mean, the big question is, will she get away with the e-mail scandal? the deletion of 33,000 e-mails. i think that's called the mother load. i think they found them all. she lied like a dog. how do you have that many e-mails? she liked like a dog. what do you do, sit down all day and just typing? hide and delete her e-mails. as far as briefings and all, i'll do much better than hillary clinton did with her e-mails. you don't get any worse than that. >> tonight, in light of "the washington post" headline outlining the e-mail blunder by this particular senior adviser to the president, the lawyer, author and "new yorker" magazine author declared "irony is dead.

personal and business e-mails. they probably shouldn't do it, but they did it any way. jared kushner did it. and it's not that big a deal. it was turned into a big deal in the 2016 campaign. >> i don't think there is any doubt that it was a major, major factor in her loss. and that is what makes this so maddening, that, you know, we all know it's sort of bogus. you know, i said this before. i spent time as a journalist talking about e-mails in 2016, and i think i spent too much time on it. i think it's important that we take some responsibility for our behavior. >> we all feel some culpability. but i'm sure that is cold comfort this morning for hillary clinton. >> i was going to say you are turn on the caravan and turn off the caravan on a dime after the elections are over for midterms. the thing that was interesting here, they didn't turn off hillary clinton and the e-mails. they just kept playing it over and over, despite the fact they won the election two years ago. >> i think that's the interesting thing. i thi

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but personnel e of her e-mail r official business continued until they discovered it in the fall. >> woodruff: in th of 2017? >> that's right. >> woodruff: remind us how this was discovered. >> so it was triggered by something fairly mundane andal which was that a watchdog group was interested in her commications while she was sort of an unofficial employee, and they made a public records request for ioency communic with her. you can't seek public records from the white house, but you can make a formal request from cabinet-level agency, and that's what they did. when that happened, as the agencies were gearing -- gathering up the records that they needed to turn over, they realized that the president's daughter was using a personal e-mail account. >> woodruff: so you wrote hundreds of e-mails.e what wey about? what was she writing about and to whom was she writing? >> so when they found out that she was using this personal e-mail with cabinet-lel officials, they started to dig a little deeper. and the white house and ivanka trump's lawyer discovered that she was communicating in thre

account >> woodruff: so you wrote hundreds of e-mails. what were they about? what was she writing about and to whom was sh writing? >> so when they found out that she was using this personal e-mail with cabinet-level officials, they started to dig a little deeper. and the white house and ivanka trump's lawyer discovered that she was communicating in three basic ways, one, to cabinet-level officials before d after she was in an official ole, second, she was making a lot ofheduling and sort of logistic arrangements with asi personal ant, so she was writing on a personal e-mail all sorts of details abt her public life to sort of keep her household manager and her childce manager in the loop about what she was doing. and then finally, in the third group, she was talking to close confidantes inside the white house about official business but using h personal e-mail. >> woodruff: was this illegal? >> it violates the presidential records act, an act that governs the white house andma helps sure that there's always an archive, a permanent record

e-mail.are the differences here? >> well, we have no proof there was classified information sent from ivanka trump's e-mail obviously with the reclassification that was done on hillary clinton's afterwards they determined that some of the documents could have been classified. we think it was less frequent than hillary clinton's e-mail use, is our understanding of the situation, john. and that it eventually stopped when she was told to stop. we're told she stopped doing it now. obviously, we're still continuing to report and figure out if there's more to the story. we'll bring it to you, of course. >> one of the things i read in the article that you wrote, josh, is that people inside the white house were not just surprised about the volume of personal e-mail use but also her initial explanation, which was what? >> people in the white house were startled by the fact that she seemed to be the highest offender. who had sent most of the e-mails. when they approached her about it, she essentially e

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she can't even run an e-mail. she should be in prison. >> in both cases, these women used private e-mail accounts to communicate with government officials. both women used private attorneys to determine which e-mails should be reviewed. there's important differences as well. it appears to cover seven months from february 2017 to last fall. hillary clinton used it for all four years she served. according to people familiar with an internal review that began last year, trump's attorney found more than 1,000 e-mails that discussed her schedule. by comparison, clinton was determined that about 40,000 of clinton e-mails addressed official business and had to be turned over to the state department. another 31,000 e-mails after clinton determined they were pe pe personal. trump's attorney insists none of her e-mails contain classified information. on the other hand, the department concluded in some cases they were marked top secret. i want to bring in nbc's kristen welker at the white house. i'm going to start with this

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. >>> ivanka trump sent hundreds of e-mails about government business using her personal e-mail account. did she break federal laws. >>> one of the senators leading the charge is out front -- let's go out front. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. president trump targeting the military, doubling down after slamming the four-star admiral who was in charge of the osama bin laden raid. of course we should have captured osama bin laden before we did. why is the president talking about bin laden right now? >> well, the reason is, because he was asked about criticism from the man who oversaw the capture and killing of bin laden. instead of addressing the criticism that he got from admiral mcraven. the president pivoted, lobbing insults instead. william mccraven was a navy seal. he oversaw the capture of bin laden. just a couple things he did in his. years in the military. and then he said this about donald trump. >> the president said the news media is the enemy of the american people. this sentiment may be the greatest threat to democracy in my lifetime. >> the greatest threat to democracy i

e-mails whach. what more do you want? he made it clear to stone that an attempt to contact wikileaks could put them in investigators' cross hair but mueller's team said that was a lie. i'm going to start with betsy, all of you. i know roger stone a long time. he specializes in the dark arts. he's really good at getting it. here he is with his friend jerome corsi, and you have manafort. he was a business partner with stone for years in washington. all this connected with with a guys are good at digging up dirt. and then we find out they're dealing with assange and wikileaks and the russians ultimately, and all this got to us as voters and as commentators, as news reporters, during the campaign. we were hearing about podesta, we were hearing about, you know, the commentators and little notes and embarrassments and stuff. why are we hearing about it? why was it making hillary's campaign look bad? because these guys were all involved with doing it. we're getting to the belly of the beast here, i think.