she was willing to risk our foreign enemies reading her e-mails. she lied like a dog on her e-mails. she lied like a dog. >> lock her up, lock her up, lock her up. >> jimmy: tough words for his own daughter. i assume he'll do an interview sometime this month claiming he never met ivanka but heard she's nice. and of all the president's critics, and there are many, none in my opinion is more fascinating than george conway, who is the husband of kelleyanne conway and who now has a podcast where he offered what might be the sbes best simile. >> tonight, the contrarian husband of one of the president's top aides isn't just raising eyebrows, he's dropping jaws, speaking publicly for the first time about his disdain for the trump administration. >> it's like the administration is a [ bleep ] show in a dumpster fire. >> jimmy: let me tell you something, thanksgiving dinner at the conways should be a pay per view event. we should all be able to -- right? in other reality show news, nbc has unveiled the trailer for a new season of the bla"the the bachel"the bachelor"

have actually fact checking team who were caught and put the number on the number of lies, untruths and misleading state m ed misleading statements that stack up from the trump administration month by month, i think you are well into the thousands now. 6000, something like that. is that right? yeah. there are some journalists and i'm thinking for example the former editor of the wall streetjournal who says in his opinion, journalists need to be much more careful about the use of the word lie, because he says he is that word, to not only know that what is being said is fake or wrong but you also have to know about the intent. well, i actually agree with him on that and that has been our policy. we have been very cautious in our use of the word lie. we have used it sometimes we don't use it all the time. when we have been able to document that what the president said, that the president knows that what saying false, then we have used the word lie, that he knows it to be, to other falsehood. how can you know what he intends? a great example, talk about the meeting with the russians in trump tower, that involve

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and so if mueller, when manafort lied, didn't correct him, didn't say, look, i've got these e-mails that show you're lying to me, then manafort may have led -- may have been led to believe as harry said that mueller didn't have the evidence that he actually has. >> right. >> so manafort goes to trump and says he doesn't know about us discussing the june 9th meeting on june 7th, that's hypothetical, but it's a question that mueller asked about. then trump in his answers might have said, oh, sure, the june 7th meeting we didn't talk about russians offering e-mails as dirt. so it raises the chances, i think, that what trump just swore was the truth and handed in to mueller it raises the chances that the stuff pertaining to manafort is actually false. >> that's great, great point, marcy wheeler and harry lipman, thank you both. >>> and now matt miller, a former chief spokesperson for the department of justice, and legal analyst cynthia alexson, a former federal prosecutor. matt, start with you, i want to talk about the corsi developments. i've never seen anything like this, and maybe i just

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she can't even run an e-mail she lied like a dog on her e-mails. she should be in prison. so we're going to get a special prosecutor and we're going to look into it >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country >> because you'd be in jail. >> so, in if politics, karma kicks in more quickly than in other walks of life, and it turns out that "lock her up" chant for hillary clinton's use of a personal e-mail account just might backfire on the trump family specifically on ivanka the "washington post" reports, "ivanka trump sent hundreds of e-mails last year to white house aides, cabinet officials and her assistants using a personal account. many many in violation of feder records rules according to people familiar with the white house examination of her correspondence the discovery alarmed some advisers to president trump who feared his daughter's practices bore similarities to personal e-mail use of hillary clinton. some aides were startled by the volume of ivanka trump's personal e-mails and taken aback

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podesta's e-mails had been obtained and would be published would be news to me, because he never told me anything of the kind. corsi, if he is going to be prosecuted, it's not because he lies but because he refuses to parrot what they want him to say. there is not one iota, one scintilla of proof that i knew about the nicking of john podesta's e-mails in advance or that julian assange would publish them. >> in terms of whether or not there was any contact and knowledge between wikileaks and the trump campaign. >> that is the question, obviously. we know that mueller and company are looking at this wikileaks question, what they knew, when they knew it. as ever with mueller's investigation, we have to come back to the fact that he's always 20 steps ahead of us.

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what will really matter if there's e-mail, documentary evidence somebody lied to congress, or wasn't truthful before various subcommittees ob committ or committees. >> opposing all judicial nominees until a full vote on the floor is brought against protecting the special counsel. 21 judges did not come forward because of the stand you're taking. senator orrin hatch said not a smart move. ted cruz, not productive. huckabee, flake is a selfish narcissist who would stop one of the few things he could actually do for his country. confirm judges. his hate of the president succeeds his duty and it's unconstitutional and i won't finish the rest because it is personally insulting. what do you say about why you're taking this stand? >> we need to protect the special counsel. we've confirmed 50 judges since the president took office. we're doing that work and need to continue to dot that work, but this has to be priority now. >> number one, clearly, for you t. you. >> it is. a judge from arizona we passed over yesterday, but this has to be priority now, and you have to take a stand. and i have

. >> how can hillary clinton manage this country when she can't managed her e-mails? she lied like a dog on her e-mails. she should be in prison. so we're going to get a special prosecutor and we're going to look into it. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> maybe it's too obvious to say, but i'm going to say it, anyway. >> public records are public and they have to be preserved. no one is expecting her father and his constitutionally challenged followers to start screaming for ivanka to be locked up, but it is not too much to hold ivanka trump to the same standard of skepticism and the same standard of inquiry that we demanded from the press in over a year in the case of hillary clinton. ivanka's spokesman told the post that her case was totally different from hillary's. quote, no classified information was ever included, no e-mails.were eve-mails were ever deleted. that's what hillary clinton said at her u.n. press conference about classified information. remembe

so in this case, in these case whose job should it be rein these lies and conspiracy theories? e media? the government? social media companies themselves? it's a real -- i am sure you hear this all the time. it's a real hard tension between se idea that weould be able to community indicate privately with one another or worry about free speech being tamped down by governments or companies or the press or whatever, right? like part of at least an american democracy is to be able i say what you want. but theea that this free speech can have real world consequences and in some c like actually deadly consequences. and i think right now we are grappling with how to construct these services in a way that doesn't amplify things in like oversized manner and really sort of show that influence in different w >> you know, i think everyone probably has a role to play here. there is a role for the government in doing some kind of regulation. there is a role for the press to identify some of these phenomena as they are doubling up. i think that the social media companies themselves have a speci

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he lied like a dog on e-mails. she should be in prison. >> maya wiley, msnbc legal analyst, danny is a va lis, and yamiche alcindor, any reaction to the story inside the white house yet? >> it really is a window into the fact that president trump is still really angry at his political opponents and really hoping to wield the power of the presidency to hurt those people. i think that sometimes the people thought there was a lot of rhetoric on the campaign trail and that he was just ginning up his base by saying lock her up. now we know he really did want to lock her up. it shows the president has some restraint in that he didn't actually follow through with this idea yet, but it paints in a different light the hiring of matt whitaker because he has publicly said that hillary clinton might have broken some laws and maybe should have ended up in jail, so now he has an a.g. that might have a different take than what don mcgahn was. don mcgahn was saying don't do this, cautioning against this. matt whitaker might have a

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e-mails that are missing. >> and that's not all. cohen admitting he lied when he said he never talked about traveling to russia for the project. he admits he did talk about that and he did communicate about it and he did work on getting donald trump to go. mueller also has the evidence, the e-mails about cohen plotting to visit russia before the rnc convention, writing that trump could go once he becomes the nominee. cohen admitting he had help from the highest levels of the kremlin, kronldicorresponding w top aide and personal assistant and talking over the phone for about 20 minutes regarding the project. cohen was lying about all of these things. the reason why, he says, was to minimize links between the moscow project and trump. i want to be clear before i go any further. we have some great experts in a moment. what you saw is more than we usually get from bob mueller. he is not saying he lied or giving bare bones details of a crime, he is getting into michael cohen's motive, covering up the depth of trump links to the kremlin. i want to tell you what

it's not illegal to lie to journalist but is it to lie to congress, and he told direct lies about the steve bannon eweek, and so it makes you wonder what he told congress back then. >> he denied any involvement with wikileaks or the trump campaign on this subject, that is his potential problem. if he did know about wikileaks' bad activities, that in itself is not a crime. it's not a crime to know about a crime and fail to report it. as is so often the case in washington scandals, it may be lying is the problem but the underlying conduct may not be illegal. >> let's talk about that because he does seem to have had some sort of special information, so here are the deleted tweets. on october 2nd before the dump of the hacked e-mails, wednesday, hillary clinton is done. that's awfully specific. the next day, i have total confidence wikileaks and my hero will educate the american people soon. two days later, hrelibs thinkin assange will stand down, wishful thinking. this is not the crime, you are saying, if he told the trump organization about this it would have been a crime? >> not necessarily. the crim

this is ju ost onef i think what will be many lies that will be prosecuted by bob mueller, and i say that because, buried beneath e capital at the house intelligence committee are pages of lies from witnesses whost ied, and their transcripts sit there right now, and not being able to go to bob mueller despite democratic efforts to try to tleaem to bob mueller does a nunez and republicans voted against themselves. these are going to right to the special counsel and i expect more indictments. >> woodruff: are you saying you have some sense of who else may have lied to your com >> yes, if what michael cohen has told the special counsel now and has resulted in his pla, there's a lot of other witnesses who are in a similar pos wion where thren't straight with the house intelligence committee, and it looks like bou ler, who has the subpoena power we're not able to use because the republicans blocked it was able to find that so we hope to get those trasopripts as as possible to the special counsel. >> woodruff: so, congressman, based on this and the other developments we're seeing this week in recent days, where does you

come january where the investigations into the obama justice department and the clinton e-mails are going to be li likely coming to the an end. the republicans won't have subpoena power anymore, and so they got this comey and the loretta lynch subpoena in before the deadline, but likely a fight between ecomy and the house republicans, because the subpoenas are a result of comey not wanting to come behind closed doors. comey said in early october that he'd be happy to come to testify, but only in public, and that is what he said in the tweet again. the republicans this morning are saying that they are not giving into that, and they would like to talk to him in private. katy. >> and what is the concern by comey specifically when it comes to the what the republicans will do, and what is he looking back at? >> he is concerned, because it is closed door, he feels that the republicans can selectively leak information and that the republicans can use it to discredit him, and as we know jim comey and loretta lynch have information that is of great curiosity to robert mueller who is investigating the trump

e-mail account for white house business and calling for an investigation. irony award. >> and unless hillary is indicted and which she should be, and she lied like a dog on thened. >> and crooked hillary's e-mails. >> biggest scandal since watergate. >> and how can she manage t

the fact that they have very good friends on the other side like really good friends e like kobe who by the bay lied and leaked classified information. maybe something is happening i don't know about. i stay away from it. i let it just go on. wasting a lot of money but i let it go on because i don't want to do that. but you're right, i could end right now and say the investigation is over. but it's really a disgrass. disgrace. an embarrassment to the country and people of our country and it's too bad. >> what about the declassification of the documents. some say that would clear it up. >> we're looking at that very seriously. >> one more question. >> amazing how people on the other side just don't want those documents declassified. we're looking into that carefully. i certainly wanted to wait until after midterms. >> one more question mr. president. >> thank you, the campaign as a proloif president you have defended the right to unborn children. it's passed the probill. >> very tough issue. >> how are you going to push forward with your pro-life agenda. >> i've done a good job. it's a tough issue fo

they say he lied when he told them that he didn't remember those e-mail between him and stone. >> quite the interview. thank you all. let me bring in chuck rosenburg. s what do you make of what you heard? >> i think this bit about jerome corsi is interesting. what corsi told anna doesn't add up. he should be trying to monotize these powers of deduction. >> buy some lottery tickets. >> i think it was more interesting is the trump's team approach to them. what rudy giuliani told the washington post. what he told the post was president trump has no recollection of discussing welco wikileaks. normally they start with president trump never discuss e wikileaks and they get to that point over time only when they found out they are cornered. the fact that rudy giuliani started at this point has no recollection, leads me to believe they may want to keep some wiggle room in there for reasons this may be clear. >> why would he have done that? >> here's my thinking on this. it is as ken said, highly unusual. manafort is a criminal. he had been a criminal for most of his adult life. criminals lie, c

e-mails. i think that's called the mother load. i think they found them all. she lied like a dog. 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." that is our broadcast on a monday night as we begin a new week. thank you so much for being here with us, and good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> thanks to you for joining us this hour. you know, thanksgiving week, it sort of looks like a vacation week, if you squint at it, but because the holiday doesn't come until thursday, by definition, the first few days of thanksgiving week, historically speaking, these are often a time when a whole bunch of news gets kind of crammed in all at once, whether it's because

li >> reporter: e in the day the president startling some bya suggesting imms could be shot if they throw rocks at the military. >> i told them consider it a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider it a rifle. >>eporter: now the president's pitching his new plan to deny asylum automatically to immigrants who try to enter the u.s. illegally. aliens will no longer get a free by lodging meritless claims into seeking asylum. >> reporter: that would set up a legal battle since the move would vlate u.s. and international law, allowing refugees who qualify for asylum to i obtain whether they arrive legally or not. the predent is facing fallout over a racially divisiv web ideo he tweeted to his 50 million follower >> put it on social media because i'm being nice. and they said, well, what do you want? well, i want a part. you want a part? what did you do? what did you do? what did you do? >> reporter: the video links a twice deported mexican immigrant convicted of murdering two o policeicers to democrats without evidence. >> it's cpletely total

e-mails. i think that's called the mother load. i think they found them all. she lied like a dog. ou 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." that is our broadcast on a monday night as we begin a new week. thank you so much for being here with us, and good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. ♪ >>> before the 2016 election, president trump repeatedly add tack attacked hiblgt for her use of personal e-mail. new reporting that first daughter ivanka trump used a private account to send hundreds of e-mails to government officials last year. >>> plus a shooting inside a chicago hospital after a gunman opened fire at mercy hospital and medical center. >>> and pr

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. >> what they're trying to get corsi to plea to is that he lied to investigators about all those e-mailss could have been all bluster, but when you read through them, it is sort of strange that they keep talking about john podesta and they seem to know that it's coming in october. so perhaps there was some chatter. i mean, there was this kabul. there was this group of people who wanted to be cool, they wanted to seem like they knew what julian assange had and they were all kind of boasting about it. and maybe there were some leaks. assange has a small number of people around him, but it isn't inconceivable that some information could have leaked out. remember in june 12th, 2016, he announced publicly that he had e-mails damaging to hillary clinton. >> right. >> so everybody knew that. it's the details about timing and john podesta's e-mails, that's what mueller's going after. >> all right. anna shek tchecter, you've had couple of interesting weeks with mr. corsi. >> it's been very interesting. >> may you live in interesting times. thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> panel, you're stickin

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now, what michael cohen has pleaded guilty to today in court is that he lied about some of the state m eersation that took place between michael cohen and some representatives of the kremlin and according to court documents i've been looking through, basically that telephone call was arranged by the press secretary for the president of russia, essentially president putin's press secretary. so, presumably everybody is waiting to hear from robert mueller. presumably everybody is waiting to hearfrom robert mueller. because he's the man. yes but robert mueller, as you know, simon, is the quiet man. he's the person who sits in the background and investigates and tries to avoid public comment, perhaps unlike the president. i think that has partly been some of the frustration from president trump. fact that robert mueller is continuing to do this work in the background and he is not sure what he knows, or exactly what he's looking at. we do know that this is a very active investigation taking place with robert mueller because recently in the last few days we have had paul manafort, who is a for