and to that, jared kushner is a a quote - mr. kushner had no contact with the organization along with others forwarded an email that has been widely reported and disseminated. there is no new new document concerning mr. kushner. they insist that the documents that jared kushner already handed over are incomplete. and they notice because of the emails that other campaign officials have turned over. so jared kushner clearly in a little bit of hot water tonight. but this is also a pretty big week for the attorney general, jeff sessions. he was on capitol hill testifying on tuesday and just last night, is making a pretty big joke about it at an event in dc. listen to this. >> before i get started here, any russians? [laughter] anybody been to russia? [laughter] a cousin in russia or something. >> clearly the attorney general hasn't lost a sense of humor despite all of the congressional investigations and special counsel indictments. >> the results are renewed friction if you would like to call it that between the president and hillar

>> well, look, jared kushner is a complicated case. i wrote a book on the trump administration and all the people he put into these positions and as i talk to a lot of the people around the administration and congress who looked at this and journalists and others, what you come away with is the notion that jared kushner's power has always extended from -- directly from donald trump, no place else. he was not brought in because he was super competent or because he had all sorts of great connections around the world. he is trump's son-in-law. and as he becomes a problem for trump, and there's just the bottom line, these revelations, what we're hearing is problematic, i think you will see a distancing. i discount all this talk about general kelly having a big role here. the fact of the matter is that jared kushner has always been sort of on a short leash with donald trump. donald trump likes to send him places to make appearances, be, you see very little evidence of jared kushner really influencing this administration from the inside. now

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we talked about this before when jared kushner took that or donald trump jr. took that meeting initially to get that information as opposition research. anybody would do that. >> the hillary clinton dossier is a separate matter. if someone came to you and said we have stolen e-mails, they are very sensitive, they involve your political opponent, what would you do? would you say i'll take it or go to the fbi and say there's been a crime that's been committed? >> i'd have to wait till i was in that but i would probably go to the fbi or to some authority. i would. but i'm not in that situation. you have to put yourself in that situation at that point in time in the campaign when it happened, were they told it was stolen? you know, again, i'm at a disadvantage because i haven't read that. >> well, papadopoulos, as we know, pled guilty to the charges leveled against him. another question, i want to clarify, "the daily beast" is reporting that national securitier adviser michael flynn, who was fired for concealing his phone calls with the russian ambassador to the u

>> i think jared kushner is in trouble. a wall street journal today wrote that jared kushner gave testimony to congressional investigators saying he had nothing to do with wikileaks. now we know that he was actually in possession of these e-mails, because he forwarded some of them. if he in fact did that and made that testimony, he then lied under oath. >> we also now know, congressman, that the special counsel, robert mueller has subpoenaed the trump campaign. what questions still haven't been answered that the campaign potentially could provide documents about? >> the issue really is no longer was there collusion between trump campaign officials and russia. the issue is how far up did that go? we know from trump campaign official george papadopoulos's guilty plea that he tried to collude with russia, and who knew about it? well, jeff sessions knew about it. who else knew about it? and with all the reporting that we're seeing today how people try to connect the dots between trump campaign and russia, it's one big dot, wolf

jared kusher forwarded that e-mail on. jared kushner testified he did not recall whether or not anyone in the campaign had communicated with wikileaks. so what is the kushner camp saying about this tonight? >> reporter: well, abbe lowell, kushner's attorney, calls this a, quote, classic gotcha question. he says, in part of his statement, in over six hours of voluntary testimony mr. kushner answered all questions put to him and demonstrated that there had been no collusion between the campaign and russia. and lowell, by the way, also disputes the judiciary committee's letter accusing kushner of not turning over documents and he also says that the judicial committee should ask other congressional of committees for the transcripts of kushners interviews with those committees and they should ask the white house for documents that exist after donald trump was inaugurated because they say kushner has no authorization to release those documents. >> all right. evan perez, thanks so much. >>> so now that the other shoe has dropped,

max, here we have jared kushner having said he knew nothing about contact of wikileaks. here's an e-mail showing him of clearly aware of it to the point where he's forwarding an e-mail about contact with wikileaks. >> right. i mean, lawrence, it seems just like pretty much every day another lie from the trump folks about their connections with russia exposed. right? have they ever told the truth, the slightest sense about this? why are they lying? keep in mind the bigger picture, too, which is that it was only a few days ago that donald trump himself was in vietnam meeting with vladimir putin and what did he do after the meeting with putin? said putin denies having hacked the dnc and i believe him and the professionals who run the american intelligence community a bunch of political hacks saying the russians hacked so, you know, donald trump himself is lending credence to the notion of collusion and then we're seeing evidence of that collusion emerge almost every single day. >> and, betsy, here's jared kushner who has to revise his testimony in effect sequentially. it's

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communicated with wikileaks, e-mails jared kushner, he forwarded that e-mail on and then jared kushner testified he didn't recall whether anyone in the campaign communicated with wikileaks. so what is the kushner camp saying about this tonight? >> his attorney calls this a classic gotcha question. he said in over six hours of testimony -- he disputes the judiciary committee's letter of not turning over documents and says the committee should turn over transcripts of interviews with those committees and they should ask the white house for documents that exist after donald trump was inaugurated because they say kushner has no authorizations to release those documents. >>> so now that the other shoe has dropped, some perspective is like a giant hiking boot for a ballet slip in what might come next. next the panel. jeffrey, i want you to go first. how big of a problem? >> can we just say that donald trump jr. and jared kushner have become the poster children for the evils of nepotism? the problems they have gotten themselves into by being, at berks forgetful and if not outright lying are a

surely jared kushner isn't a target in any of that.initial reporting says the same thing. we'll see how this develops, but it's hard to imagine a hypothetical set of circumstances where kushner would have any sort of liability related to comey for anything. maybe mueller, and i expect he will, will flush out all the possible problems associated with the situation, including the consideration of obstruction of justice, which i think is very difficult in the case of the president, of all people. nonetheless, gathering that information and getting documents from jared kushner is a natural part of the process. i'm not that surprised. i understand why people in the white house are uncomfortable with it. i agree with the reporting that the best thing they can do in the white house is press ahead on the agenda and actually do the job they were e lekted to do, instead of getting tied up. >> van, do you buy what ken is saying, this is standard? nothing to be concerned about in light of what we were talking with senator franken, jared kushner wa

and jared kushner's possible involvement in it. have said for some time that jared kushner should be subpoenaed, donald trump jr. should be subpoenaed, so should paul manafort, probably claim fifth. but anybody involved in the meeting, obstruction of justice in firing comey. >> testify in a public hearing. >>? all a public hearing under oath. all of them should. >>> nominee for chief scientist at department of agriculture withdraws, nothing to do with fact he wasn't a scientist but because of the russian investigation. >>> house republicans reveal tax plan, pitching as middle-class tax cut and president is calling big christmas present. what is in it and will it pass? next. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who k

so how bigful a jam do you think jared kushner is in tonight? >> well, the i don't recall defense is not a very good one if you actually do know what you're talking about and just don't want to remember or don't want to refresh your recollection. it was tried during watergate. bob hald man the former white house chief of staff went to jail on that specifically. he was convicted of perjury for claiming he couldn't recall. and juries also react to this representative i don't recall because these things get flushed up if somebody gets really pressed in a grand jury. so i think he'd better start refreshing his recollection because he does any more testimony because he's hurting himself badly. >> you know, michael zeldin, counselor, when does this become perjury? when does i do not recall again and again and again become perjury or is this just some kind of golden ticket, not just for jared kushner, for other people involved in this investigation like jeff sessions. >> right. so john dean said it right, which is that if i don't know is seen as a purp

an e-mail chain made its way to jared kushner. jared kushner actually instructed the campaign to pass on the meet. -- meeting. >> i want to bring in katie fang. with a welcome to you, this appears to be an issue because of lack of disclosure. it seems to be an ongoing problem for the trump administration. >> yeah. so you can actually have guilt by omission. it's not just guilt through conduct, meaning an affirmative action, it's the failure to actually do something that can make you guilty or have liability, alex, and that's exactly what's happening to somebody like jared kushner. his failure to disclose the e-mail communications, the contact is problematic because this is exactly what mueller wants in his investigation. he's cast a huge, wide net to several different targets, and the organization that's coming in, e-mails, phone records, he's going to pick through each one of those and find the inconsistencies and the discrepancies, and that's how he's going to nail the next target for an indictment. >> as a sidebar, when you say

and that is -- mueller knows that so jared kushner needs to fess up. it's a very bad day for jared kushner. >> the communication we learned about this week between donald trump jr. and wikileaks, i mean, this is a sticking point here. could this amount to perjury for kushner? >> well, i think, you know, in and of itself it's going to be -- it can be a challenge because he's going to say i didn't remember that, i forgot that e-mail, et cetera, and i think what juliette was saying is, you know, the question is how much -- how many lies were there? what evidence does, for example, mueller have that he had this in his mind earlier. so let me give you an example. let's say that there's a lot of e-mail traffic about these direct messages. let's say he was on 100 e-mails about it, or there was recent e-mails discussing how much of a problem this could be if there was an investigation. then i could see there being a charge. if this was a one off e-mail that happened back during the campaign and nothing else came of it, it'll be harder to do. because your viewe

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but kelly jane, how possible is it that jared kushner and ivanka would leave washington? >> my eyes kind of popped out of my head when i read that sentence myself. i think it's quite remarkable that a story like "the new york times" is even being published and the one in "the washington post" because they are talking to people anonymously, of course, but who are speaking out about the problems that jared kushner and ivanka trump are bringing to the administration and that was sort of, you know, unheard of a couple of months ago. and it's really showing one of the problems of nepotism. you bring in family members, it's very hard to get rid of them. when they found out michael flynn was a liability they got rid of him quickly at least when it became public he was a liability. it will be harder with jared and ivanka. what seemed impossible is starting to look possible. look at rex tillerson's state department snubbing ivanka trump and not sending high level delegation with her to india. it seems the once untouchable kushner's are starting to look a little on shaky ground the

i think jared kushner came to like him. i think that when jared kushner became sort of the person in charge of the foreign policy portfolio during the transition, kind of the man to see, i think he and flynn intersected quite often, whether it was dealing with the russians or whether it was dealing with any other kind of foreign nationals who wanted to come and meet with the incoming administration. so it would -- and their schedules intersected in the white house, as well. so it would make a lot of sense that if the special counsel is preparing a case against flynn, they want to make sure that what they -- the information that they have, is not contradicted by what jared kushner knows. clearly they don't want to be surprised by anything. so it made an awful lot of sense when we were learning this today that they would want to talk to kushner about this. >> maybe kushner has information -- maybe that could exonerate flynn. they just wanted to make sure of the information. >> exactly. what is does this mean then? is this ove

i think jared kushner began to like him. i think he and flynn intersected quite often whether it was dealing with foreign nationals that wanted to meet with the incoming administration. it would make a lot of sense that if the special council is preparing a case. against fwlin, they want to make sure that what they -- the information they have is not contradicted by what jared kushner knows. they don't want to be surprised by anything 37 so it made an awful lot of sense when we were learning this today, that they would want to talk to kushner about this. >> what does this mean then? is this over? they're done with jared kushner? >> no, not necessarily. this was an interview that happened earlier this month. this was primarily about michael flynn. as we know, kushner was there for many parts of this investigation, including the firing of james comey which we've reported. witnesses have been asked about kushner's role. we know through that that mueller's team is interested in that. he had a meeting with a russian banker during

the perception is that jared kushner has something height. they say he is not being as forth coming as others have been. they received the same brought request for do you means. they provide documents jared kushner did not provide. is there a problem reflected? >> in my communications, take these documents and let's talk about it. they jump the gun to make it immediate. any perception that mr. kushner has been anything but not only cooperative, but if you look at the contents, he is the hero. there should be contacts with foreign officials or entities. not create a partisan kochia. >> it's built because of the fact that he didn't disclose all the contacts at first. the fact that these documents they say are missing that were provided by others. >> he did not disagree with this. this p this perception. condition days and weeks is silliness. >> it took a couple of months for the 100 additional. >> to make sure that it's complete. that's not a kip tal process. >> so you have a deadlocked jury that basically allowed your client to walk away from

breaking news, kushner's role, cnn has learned that the president's senior advisor and son-in-law, jared kushner has turned over documents to the russia probe special counsel robert mueller. investigators are asking about kushner's role in the firing of the fbi director james comey. >>> by the numbers, president trump helps house republicans roll out their new tax bill. republicans speaking out strongly against the bill. >>> larger terror plot. did this new york school bus hit by the terror suspect's truck stop a larger rampage, court records indicate the suspect planned a longer and deadlier attack. why the is investigation now spreading to other states? and bin laden's library, the cia releases files seized in the raid like ice age and the viral video, charlie bit my finger. more chilling, home video's of bin laden's son who called for attacks on the united states. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> a new sign that special counsel robert mueller's investigators are looking into the president's inner circle. cnn learned that the president's

that jared kushner did not oppose it.he went along with it and that perhaps he did that because he wanted to please the boss, who was also his father-in-law. so it is a question, i think, that the special koucounsel is going to try and get to the bottom of because jared's name comes up in a whole bunch of places. he was on air force one when they had to come up with that statement about what occurred at the trump tower meeting that they had to revise a few times. he had had all of these repeated meetings with russians to establish a back channel to russia during the campaign. he had the sf-86 form which had to be filed repeatedly. so i think they have a lot of questions they want to ask jared. sources in the white house say they are convinced he is not a target of this investigation, but he is a witness. i think it all remains to be seen. >> i want to play a clip, though. we just got it in. it's president trump speaking to a washington, d.c. radio station. he was asked about investigating leaks and investigating hillary c

what is what is happening with jared kushner right now?see is a figure who loomed so large in the early months of the administration, he seemed to have his hand almost everywhere. at some points his own colleagues in the white house referred to him as the secretary of state because he seemed to be dealing with saudi arabia and china and mexico, even iraq, a trip there with the general in charge of the joint chiefs of staff. not to mention middle east peace but since john kelly has taken over as chief of staff and steve bannon has departed you see a more circumscribed role for jared kushner, one where he's got his projects he's focusing on but not having his hand in basically everything there is to do in the white house and that's a function of this new structure that john kelly put in place, everybody, even the president's son-in-law has to be in his lane and what jared kushner's allies and supporters would say is that's good for him because he can focus on the things he cares about most and not feel he has to play defense in the oval offi

forwarded it to jared kushner who then forwarded it on who hope hicks.gument i just didn't remember it, i didn't think wikileaks was a relevant search term to hand over. or, or is this perjury? >> he can make that argument. and i don't think i quite go quite so far as to say it's perjury. it falls in the same category with attorney general sessions, repeated testimony in front of congress where he forgets about contacts with the russians. it's in that very dubious gray area. but they should be behaving this way. these are some of the most powerful officials in the united states government, and this involved contacts with a path of power that interfered with our election and to see jared kushner just cavalierly not telling the truth about these e-mails, to see the attorney general joking about it in front of a room full of the most prominent conservative lawyers in washington, d.c., it's an embarrassment and you know, they need to get their act together. this just isn't right. >> let me just play that bite, bob, of senator session i'm sorry attorney gener

think jared kushner is in trouble. this house of cards is coming down. >> is ambassador kislyak in the room, any russians? anybody been to russia? [ laughter ] >> this is more echo candidate moore he's not going anywhere. >> he will not step down. >> he was full on thought. i mean, he was very aware. >> senator franken has admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't, i think that's a very clear distinction. >> it's not just a problem in the legislative halls, it's a problem of male power over women. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> top of the hour, good morning to you. the russia investigation is causing more problems for the white house. question now, did the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner lie to congress about the campaign's communications with wikileaks and russia? >> sources tell cnn, that in testimony to congress, kushner said he never communicated with wikileaks, and that he didn't know anyone in the trump campaign who had. but a new repo

his own son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner.e judiciary committee say he received an e-mail about wikileaks and passed it on, only he didn't remember any of that when he talked with congress. what more are you learning? >> reporter: hey there, ana. just that investigators close to the senate investigation that's being carried out that had testimony taken from jared kushner is telling us that he testified that he had had no personal contact with wikileaks and that he could not recall whether or not anyone on the campaign had

jared kushner turned down this request.yer, abbe lowell, in a letter to senate judiciary, included kushner's response at the time. "pass on this. a lot of people come claiming to carry messages. very few we are able to verify. be careful." bloomberg news reported earlier this year that alexander torshin did meet with donald trump jr. during a private dinner on the sidelines of the aforementioned nra convention in louisville. bloomberg also reported a source familiar with that encounter says trump junior doesn't recall meeting torshin. so far the white house has not responded to any of tonight's reporting. before we break all this down, here is jared kushner from this summer. this came after he met with senate investigators. and remember, as you watch this, he raised eyebrows for speaking from a lectern with a white house seal on the front and standing in front of the west wing. >> the record and documents i have voluntarily provided will show that all of my actions were proper, and occurred in the normal course of events of

you know, jared kushner in particular is a lawyer. he's not a dumb guy, and they've been sort of, you know, relying on that over and over and over again, and it's, you know, i would love to be a fly on the wall in the mueller investigation room because they have some really, really badass prosecutors, lawyers, fbi agents, and, you know, they're amassing a body of evidence using against these guys using their own e-mails and things that i think at the end of the day are going to show that everything they have been saying to the point where they keep talking about stuff that they think people aren't going to find out about and we're going to find out later that it wasn't true. but the one thing i would like to add is that jack barsky who was on earlier made a really good point which is, you know, don't really look at what the trump campaign was trying to, you know, do in terms of intentional collusion. look at what the russians were doing. these guys have been doing this for decades. they're really, really good at it, and they have a co

and jared kushner then told hope hicks.e don't know exactly how the atlantic got ahold of those messages, but we know that don jr. has turned over documents to the senate judiciary committee, as have others, including paul manafort and the campaign itself. last month, the committee asked jared kushner to turn over documents as well, and apparently he did turn over some, but today in a letter to jared's lawyer, the judiciary committee said there's a problem. and they broke some news while explaining this problem. the committee's lawyer -- excuse me, the committee told jared kushner's lawyer, quote, you produced documents to the committee, but the production appears to have been incomplete. there are several documents that are known to exist, but were not included in your production. for example, other parties have produced september 2016 e-mail communications to mr. kushner concerning wikileaks, which mr. kushner then forwarded to then another campaign officials -- hope hicks. such documents should have been produced to us,

what is the context that those were forwarded to campaign folks, including jared kushner? >> the significance is that jared kushner saw them, he was aware of them and passed them on to hope hicks. we see with kushner, he might be being selective with his words. oh, i actually didn't communicate. i just passed it on. >> there is a key part of this. your reporting suggests during his capitol hill testimony he was actually asked about contacts with wikileaks, is that correct? >> yes, that is correct. and in several different sessions he denied that he or anyone else in the campaign had had any contact with wikileaks or julian assange. >> okay. that -- so i just want to be clear on that. so he repeatedly before congress, and i don't know if he was under oath or not, but before congress repeatedly said no one in the campaign nor he had any contact with julian assange, is that right? >> yes, multiple times he said that. >> that's not true. >> exactly. >> and not only is it not true, we know from the e-mail trail he would have cause to know that's not true because he was on e-mai

for jared kushner he's in dangerous perjury territory. because he was asked by the senate committee if he was aware of various contacts that occurred between russian associates and the trump campaign and he said he was not aware. we learned earlier this week that he ws was aware of wikileaks contacts between wikileaks and donald trump junior. he had the forwarded emails and didn't disclose those. he was also asked about in general contacts in the campaign. he didn't disclose this attempt at a backdoor meeting. and to the very good description provided reason apparently to the publiced report that jared kushner declined to set up a meeting between donald trump and this russian banker who is linked to organized crime was because they couldn't validate the closeness of the association to putin. so for kushner, he's in dangerous territory in terms of being asked to disclose these contacts, wikileaks, didn't disclose, that's bad fr him in perjury context. in terms of the russian investigation, "the washington post" earlier this week published

how big of a jam do you think jared kushner is in tonight? >> well, the i don't recall defense is a good one if you actually do know what you're talking about and just don't want to remember for refresh your recollection. bop alderman, the white house chief of staff went to jail on that specifically, he was convicted of perjury for claiming he couldn't recall. and jurors also react to his repetitive i don't recall, because these things get flushed up if someone gets pressed in a grand jury. i think he better start refreshing his recollection before he give testimony because he's hurting himself badly. >> michael zeldon, when does this become perjury, or is this a golden ticket not just for jared kushner but other people involve in this situation, like jeff sessions? >> right, so john dean said it right, is if i don't know is seen as a purposeful lie to avoid answering the question. in halderman's case there were tapes, he knew what was there, he remembered, but le used, "i don't recall" as a means of lying. on a one question question, do you

donald trump, jared kushner, donald jr. and michael flynn sitting in the same room discussing the facts of the case. that's what lawyers and clients normally do in these situations. >> it sounds a little suspect, i have to say. it sounds a little like well, gentlemen, let's get our stories straight here. >> well, it's kind of a legal obstruction of justice. i guess that's one way to put it. it is a way that you can share information and fashion your defense, whatever that might be. >> and then the requirements from a sort of ethical standpoint are what? >> it really comes down to. this it's usually a written agreement. i know there are reports throughout that say this agreement, this joint defense agreement that flynn was involved in is not in writing. knowing donald trump it probably wasn't because he doesn't want to be a party to something. >> right. >> where he is in a defense. but kit be done informally, as long as everybody says the right words at the beginning of each meeting and during each discussion. because what y

. >> jared kushner has met with >>> jared kushner has met with robert mueller's team. the special counsel's team really wanted to talk about michael flynn. >> jared kushner is a crucial witness in virtually every part of mueller's investigation. >> the president's tweet sparking an international incident. >> our allies in england are mad as hell. >> whether it's a real video, the threat is real. >> we have a president who is paying almost no attention to the responsibilities as an international leader. >> three women telling variety magazine they were harassed by lawyer. >> they weren't sure how he would react. >> i think they will feel a rolling impact. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is your "new day". it is 6:00 in new york. several big developments in the russia investigation. special counsel bob mueller's investigators are apparently encroaching on president trump's inner circle now. they are looking into actions taken by senior officials at the white house. cnn fi

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for jared kushner and bad for michael flynn. first off explain the reasoning and tell me if you think it holds water. >> the story that appears to be connected to kushner and it's about whether kushner has information relevant to the flynn investigation, and that's an indication that maybe special counsel mueller is not focused on kushner himself. that's a little bit at attention with other individuals that have been interviewed by the special counsel reported, mueller's team was asking associates of kushner's a lot of detailed questions about kushner's relationship with flynn and his role in the firing of james comey, and that obstruction of justice investigation is related to michael flynn. it's unclear what is going on. there's a way to tell a good news story about what is going on with kushner, and he's clearly voluntarily cooperating and that's a sign he's not overly nervous at this point, and there's a more troubling story as well. >> i want to get to michael flynn in a moment but let's stick with kushner here. would his l

>> and jared supporters would say, look, this is jared's choice and jared's doing that by helping pushhe way for kelly and that, you know, imposed more order and it's worth remembering that at the start of the year, jared was telling people that everything went in through him and he had a finger in every pie. >> it was a fascinating read in "the new york times," sharon lafraniere, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, president trump attacks the credibility of our colleagues at cnn international and two of them have covered war zones for decades join me to set the record straight. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? ♪ watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my join

. >>> then, new trouble for jared. >> i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> the new reporting that contradicts what the son-in-law of the president said in his testimony to congress. >> i've been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >>> plus, who could have predicted a major leak from the keystone pipeline? the story behind these insane photos and the reality of the tax cut bill hitting a nerve. >> i really resent anybody saying that i'm just doing this for the rich. >>> "all in" starts right now. >> give me a break. >>> good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes. tonight, the president of the united states stands accused of sexual misconduct by more than a dozen women over a period of decades. that fact has loomed over his administration's cautious response to the flood of revelations about abuse by powerful men, including, of course, allegations the republican candidate for u.s. senate in alabama sexual assaulted teenage girls as an adult in his 30s. last night after democratic senator al franken apologized t

>> well, they want jared kushner to come back up and testify. >> you're saying they want jared kushnerway they didn't before to come back. that's how big this is? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. no, this is a big discrepancy on the wikileaks thing and the disclosure issue. i've heard from a lot of people who really want him to explain in particular his testimony on wikileaks, how he can say he was not aware of any contacts between wikileaks and the campaign. >> and, howard, sometimes you have an extra meeting with someone because you miss them. you want to see them again. this is a little different than that. >> yes. and, again, it's about how come you didn't produce the stuff you were supposed to produce? and that's crucial. as you know as a lawyer when you ask for documents, you either turn the documents over or you don't. if later people find documents that you didn't turn over, that is a much more clear cut case of lack of cooperation with investigators than a lack of memory. >> ronato, final thought? >> sure. i suspect kushner will be able to get off the hook with congress in terms of cr

he can't point fingers at jared kushner. he can't point fingers ation kelly. he can't point fingers at ashe else. he is the one that makes the decision. bus you are right. he said it on our air. time and time again. >> i listen to myself. >> and by the way, mika, i now give you. we've gone back and forth about whether you can talk about the 25th amendment on the air and whether -- >> he's fit. >> -- too early to talk about the 25th -- don't you think now that steve bannon is polling to figure out which cabinet members are going to vote him out that it might be time to start talking about the 25th amendment? >> oh, i think it's i'd time. that's just me. >> only because of steve bannon. >>> the reporters houston those three pieces will john us next hour. plus the senate's number two democrat dig kur bin, republican congressman peter king and puerto rico's governor will be here on set with an update on that country's recovery efforts. we'll be right back. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as

and jared kushner forwarded that e-mail on to hope hicks. so he's under pressure to come back to congress and explain that discrepancy. >> ken dilanian. thank you for being with me tonight. we learned donald jr. exchanged with wikileaks and e-mailed campaign officials including jared kushner about those e-mails. there's an e-mail saying i've been talking to wix wikileaks. and we know that don jr. did not disclose them to the committee. they offered this explanation for not disclosing it, communication which he was a copied recipient was not by him or anyone else and was not responsive to any requested about mr. kushner's own contacts. here with more on that story is jenna mclaughlin, intelligence reporter with foreign policy magazine. what's the significance of the fact that the contacts with wikileaks were forwarded to campaign folks including jared kushner? >> well, i mean, the significance of that is jared kushner saw them. he was aware of them and passed them onto hope hicks. we see with kushner he's selective with his words. he may be s

jared is the worst political advisor in the white house in modern history. i'm only saying publicly what everyone says behind the scenes at fox media and in the senate and the congress. do you hear that? >> within the white house, jared kushner has a number of people both within and without the white house who are in trump's inner political circle who greatly resent him. having said that, the president is lashing out at his son-in-law and senior advisor, jared kushner, but he is also lashing out at a lot of people within his inner circle. this is not exclusive. >> that's true. >> to mr. kushner. related to what you were saying earlier where the president laughably told "the new york times," oh, i actually think this is fun, i'm not actually mad, that is patently false. anyone with any understanding of this president can tell you that. and when the president gets madder and the more russia is in the news cycle, he hate tweets more and yells at the tv a lot more. and nowadays, there's a lot of yelling at the tv and a lot of live tweeting of fox news. >> as i s

and you think of jared kushner as figure here. from the digital operation to michael flynn to firing of the fbi director james comey, to communications with wikileaks, trump tower, security forms we are talking about. jared kushner, the theme is that he always sort of seems to be in the room. >> yeah. jared kushner is emerging as sen central figure. he really is. that list that you laid out, those were all facts with regard to jared kushner. what really concerns me with regard to jared kushner is the fact we are ten months into him turning in his paper wrk for security clearance. he's involved in all of these issues involving national security, including many on the list that you just named. and he still does not have -- >> security clearance. >> right. and there did a provision to alou peop allow people to get expedited security clearance, i'm curious as to why he hasn't, and if he has, why it's taking so long. >> let's talk about bob mueller and the trump campaign asking for officials to produce these russian related documents.