it was full of lies, it was full of salacious lies. of russian lies, propaganda, disinformation. hillary clinton's campaign paid for it.ag why don't we do what doug said and investigate and find w the truth? why would you be against that? >> it's pretty simple. let's investigate.e. you are a fair-minded man.if >> i don't know what that has to do with the tsunami that occurred against donald trump last night in virginia. >> it does have everything to do with this tsunami. >> so many adjectives. >> it's just the right thing to do. democrats can't win. >> sean: lanny, why don't we just find the truth out? here's my simple question, whyin would hillary pay for a lying dossier from this group -- the russian dossier with salacious lies? is it trying to influence our election? >> salacious, is that a factor in adjective? >> sean: salacious being, the reports that donald trump was in peeing the roots with two in the bed. that was the lie. >> i will tell you what it is a fact. virginia's tsunami last night. >> we are talking about what happened

it was full of lies, it was full of salacious lies.full of russian lies, propaganda, disinformation. hillary clinton's campaign paid for it. why don't we do what doug said and investigate and find the truth? why would you be against that? >> it's pretty simple. let's investigate. if you are a fair-minded man. >> i don't know what that has to do with the tsunami that occurred against donald trump last night in virginia. so many adjectives -- you and i can talk over each other. >> sean: lanny, why don't we just find the truth out? here's my simple question, why would hillary pay for a lion dossier from this group -- the russian dossier with salacious lies? trying to influence our election. >> salacious, is that a adjective? >> salacious being -- the reports that donald trump was in the ritz with two hookers peeing in the bed. that was the lie. >> virginia's tsunami last nigh night. >> we are talking last what happened and what may have been down that was wrong. it left investigate. sure, lanny, the democrats did when back in virginia, th

lies on disclosure forms, lies at confirmation hearings, lies on twitter.he white house briefing room. lies to the fbi. self-protective lives by the attorney general. blocking and tackling lies by the vice president. this is, with a few exceptions, a group of people for whom truth, political honor, ethics and integrity mean nothing. rev, this is my old colleague. his role in the white house was sizable. he was one of the most influential and most sort of spiritually connected people to george w. bush. his chief speechwriter and he was sort of the carrier of compassionate conservative during the bush presidency. and to hear him sort of lay it all out, he actually starts by describing being home sick and sort of finally getting through a real detailed accounting of the russia investigation. to hear him talk about and just come out and call all of these things lies was even, to me, and i feel like we ride the president pretty hard in a minute by minute fact-checking manner but to see him lay out the whole case was stunning. >> gersten is not the kind of guy th

any lies that donald trump has ever told.arry summers, economics is a deeply personal pursuit and for all good economists, it's a pursuit of the fruit. for larry summers, economics is in his blood. he was born into the profession. his brother robert was an economist. his mother anita is an economist and a professor at the university of pennsylvania as his father was. his uncle on his father's side, paul samuelson won the nobel prize in economics. another uncle kenneth arrow also won the nobodyle prize in economics. larry summers received his doctor rat from harvard university in 1982 and became one of the youngest tenured professors in harvard's history. all of this goes through my mind whenever i listen to lawrence summers talking about economics and i wanted you to know all of that because i wants you to know what are you seeing when larry summers joins us next why i think he is the person who we most want to hear from about tax legislation. he has decided to break the tradition of former treasury secretaries not criticizin

not only lies to the government, not only lies on the fara, on his irs returns, but lies to his accountants attorneys. mueller has blocked out every single defense that could you possibly raise to these charges. if you put these charges together, this is a slam-dunk. he's gone. >> and you look at the old cases and you say, it takes a lot but it can happen. and then you see the issues around money launldering and sanctions and there's a lot to work. so it is a very interesting law. we may be hearing a lot more about it. two experts, thank you. appreciate it. >>> donald trump inventing his own reality with the "access hollywood" tape. i'll speak with the man who has been around trump and dealing with it for decades. when you have a cold stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. was supposed to be a wake reup call for our government?sh people all across the country lost their savings, their pensions and their jobs. i'm tom steyer and it turned out that the system that had benefited people like me who are well off, was, in fact, stacked ag

lies on twitter, lies in the white house briefing room, lies to the fbi, self-protective lies by the blocking and tackling lies by vice president pence. this is, with a few exceptions, a group of people whom truth, political honor, ethics and integrity mean nothing. that's tough writing. let's bring in our "hardball" table. let me start with jonathan allen. your thoughts on this? this pattern is brutal, but it doesn't seem to affect his rock hard 38% of people, they don't seem to be focused on their veracity as their reasons for loyalty to him. >> there's a strong contingent that finds him to be authentic. whether or not the president is telling the truth with regard to this russian investigation, a lot of these lies of commission and omission are pertaining to that, and of course, the temporary selective am knee -- amnesia of the attorney general. i think the problem for trump over time is it will make it difficult to expand his base. we saw this with hillary clinton in 2016. by the time the american public decided that she wasn't honest and trustworthy, it made her incapable of mak

the trainer asks how many she can do li yang answers, about 20.he is among those who are here on their own initiative. she has just completed her studies and wants to look for a job. but first she needs to lose 30 kilos she says, in order to improve her chances. she's already lost 17. li: i think i'm too fat, i can't buy any nice clothes any more. i also have health issues. reporter: health problems are indeed on the rise in china. experts have been warning for years that obesity, sedentary lifestyles, and poor eating habits will all contribute to higher rates of heart attacks and strokes. however, it seems that not everyone has understood that obesity endangers much more than just grade averages at school. jia: you can see for yourself immediately who is motivated and who isn't. of course there are differences. this boy for instance is very motivated. the one behind him, not so much. reporter: this kind ort isn't likely to see long-term success -- even if his parents shelled out the equivalent of 3500 euros for the 12-week program. even if the ki

you have jared kushner who lied. you have don junior who lied, manafort who lied.the truth. it's just amazing how donald trump proves that a white dude's luck is better than a black guy's harvard education because you would never tolerate, can you imagine america tolerating this level of incompetence, this level of indifference and these tenuous connections to a foreign power? they thought he was a muslim and wanted to impeach him. it's just so disingenuous to me. >> donald trump is not that funny. he doesn't claim to be but he does use jokes in a very clever way sometimes to push things that aren't funny at all. take a listen to this. >> i'm very thankful that he let go of a large number of people. now we have a smaller payroll. like when you put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, you know, you put the hand over -- like don't hit their head and they've just killed somebody. i said, you can take the hand away, okay. russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> i think that the idea -- if he wants

he's lied three times. first he lied about not having any contact with the russians in his confirmation hearing. in fact, he had contact three times with ambassador kislyak from russia. he also sent a letter to senator leahy saying that he knew. then he denied having any knowledge of any surrogates. we now know since that he was at a meeting with papadopoulos and he also spoke to page who told him he was on his way to russia. what you have here are just three lies. it is hard to explain it away by mistake or a lack of recollection. he's trying to deflect everything by doing the old, i don't recall trick. it is harder to prove that somebody doesn't recall something than it is to a stated fact. >> i have to ask you a question. why did they come up with this? it's not like he's new to the law. he's a former prosecutor himself. rather than saying, let me check and putting out the contacts had would look more credible, there was this wall of denial that now as you and i are explaining, has come to haunt him. is

lies on disclosure forms. lies at confirmation hearings. lies on twitter. lies in the white house briefing room. lies to the fbi. self-protective lies by the attorney general blocking and tackling lies by the vice president. this is with a few exceptions a group of people for whom truth, political honor, integrity mean nothing. drop the mic. what do you think about that? >> exactly right. mike's a very close friend of mine. he really went to the core of this. there are particulars that come up in this investigation. but when you take everything together, the gearsen column is exactly right, this is just a parade of lies. it doesn't involve just a single individual. it involves a whole large group of individuals. if you take a step back, the thing to understand about this is that all roads lead back to russia. all the dots connect to russia. i think that's really the rosetta stone of the trump presidency. and to have robert mueller look into this is not going to good news to them. i had a conversation not long ago with a very well known washington lawyer who

is able to filter those lies out expose them so that we can. shape our society and the most honorable way that we can the government always lies they may not be lying all the time but when it's in their interest they have to lie in order to protect their ability to govern and i think so if you're dealing with a political figure and a political figure makes it plain. you would be wise to check that out with two or three other people. the world has become more complex and there are few simple answers anymore there have always been liars but these days they're being elected to political office many voters are poorly informed and they take those lies as truth. is have fun political rant passionately made of people are always trying to be the first to put out a tweet that creates a lot of media noise and our society is the worst informed in human history even though we have all the resources we need to get information and study but not. i used to think that today's technology and our almost unlimited access to information would make things easier bu

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he's lied to save his own skin. he's lied to protect himself. he's lied to set up my client for murder. and the state expects you to convict kevin based on that man's word. >> it was funny. judge probably said 20 times, you know, "there are two sets of prosecutors in this room." >> reporter: allison miller played bill's 911 call, asking the jury to use its common sense. why didn't he rush in to save diane? >> sheriff's office. >> my son choked my wife. >> your son choked your wife? >> yes. >> okay. >> they were fighting and -- >> okay. hold on for me. >> it's so fake. i mean, the heavy breathing, and then he starts to get emotional. "oh, diane." >> oh, no, diane. >> it's just so fake. >> this case is about money. >> reporter: the defense also hammered hard on motive -- bill's. >> bill kyne collected $750,000 when diane kyne died. >> three quarters of a million dollars sounds a lot more like motivation to me than a computer password or wanting to stay in the house. >> reporter: the rebooted defense now had one last change -- a blockbuster new wit

>> well, i think you tell lies. >> okay. >> you tell lies and lies and lies.ot being -- i'm not being jocular here or facetious. this is exactly the technique that demagogues use. they just disregard facts and they tell people what they want those people to know. and they at the same time denigrate the legitimate sources of facts, whether they be the congressional budget office or the joint tax committee or newspapers, you know, cnn, pbs. it doesn't matter. you have forces in this country that refuse to actually deal with the truth. and the truth is essential to a democracy. >> how do people get the truth when it comes to numbers, when it comes to numbers that are bigger than most of us can count up to, and when it comes to a tax plan that is so convoluted and complex that many members of congress don't even read the thing from the first page to the last page before they vote for it? how do the american people have agency when it comes to matters that are this behemoth in size? >> it's an important question, tavis. the only thing we can hope the american peopl

he's had to clean up his lies on two occasions. at the united states senate will have him come back. they're sending him letters last night saying you have to come back up here because you've clearly been misleading the congress under oath. that's one problem. the second problem, the larger problem is that this -- the biggest context here is everybody related to the trump campaign when they're asked about russia lies about it. they're found out later. their immediate instinct throughout has been to dissemble in public statements under oath to the press from the time that donald trump took office every question, every time this comes up, no one is straightforward about their role, whether their role is innocent or whether their role might have some nefarious overtones to it. when everybody lies about something consistently over and over again, this is the part of the problem for them politically and legally because it just calls a huge amount of attention and draws suspicion to the fact that no one seems to be able to tell the truth

hillary clinton bought and paid for lushian lies to influence the election. and sold out national security and never made sense on the uranium. and the e-mail server scandal that was laws that were broke ep. this is it not only hillary, but do we have a dual justice system. one for hillary clinton and her cronies or and one of the rest of us. >> if you look at eight years of obama administration they worked overtime to shove all of this stuff under the carpet. it is not under the carpet anymore and we have a different presidents. and as much as i like jeff sessions, he is step down in 11 days, and if he doesn't not. he may get asked to be stepped down, here's why. if you bring in a new attorney general he's not bound by recusing himself and he or she is not bound by past promise and this way, the justice department can do things it ought to be doing energid to convict hillary and the clinton foundation. >> sean: someone who knows a lot about hillary clinton's dirty contradicts is kelly ann conway. and will they doj launch in to the clinton scandals >> i am re

it is full of lies, propaganda, salacious details. she lost miserably in the election, and now america is really, truly getting to know the dark, ruthless side of hillary clinton. we will get to back to that in a few minutes. first, we have another story. almost too shocking to believe. twitter's lawyer admitted earlier today, this week, to lawmakers, that the social media giant. we all use twitter. they literally hid tweets and hashtags that were connected to the dnc and podesta's emails. twitter's acting general counsel acknowledged twitter in over 60 tweets with the hashtag #dncleak and with the #podestaemails. it is against the law connect will have investigation in a minute. it is clear evidence that twitter was holding water for the clinton campaign, and democrat's have the gall to complain about fake news on it is breathtaking. and tonight, for months we've been exposing the most dangerous clinton scandal, the uranium one deal. we have more information. we have another absolutely stunning report, the headline is this. uranium o

they lied. they told him the firearm had been recovered, when in fact it was still in the waters of the bay. they also said they had a dna match and five witnesses that saw him at the pier, as well as gunshot residue samples that connected him to the gun. at the time, none of that was true. that seemed to work in their favor. when the police interrogator asked, why did you shoot her and throw gun away? he said i don't remember. >> police said you shot the gun. >> garcia said yes. >> police asked why. he responded, i don't know. garcia said he was aiming at a seal. when asked how far was he from kate steinle, he said, five to six feet away. it has now been established that steinle was more than 90 feet away. he told police he found the weapon wrapped in a piece of cloth and initially told they will, when he stepped on the gun it went off. but in the early morning hours of the interview, police finally asked him, did you pull the trigger? just once? and he said yes. was it an accident? garcia zara

correct the lies its made in the past. it needs to share that plan with residents, community members and you, so that we can hold lennar accountable. today must be a turning point. you as the lead agency in charge of the redevelopment of this area must hold lennar accountable. you must make sure lennar and five point are transparent and forthright in everything they do. the only way a development of this size will succeed is if we all work together to ensure its success and that includes and should start with honesty, forthrightness and transparency from lennar and five point. something we haven't gotten until now. thank you. >> chair m. mondejar: thank you. >> anthony booth? >> hi i'm anthony booth, i'm a resident of the shipyard as well. i will just echo some things said by the last two speakers and really implore you to do something about the situation we are dealing with out there. my husband and i haven't made it to a meeting yet. but i wanted to come up and tell a little about our story. we purchased a unit out there

he has lied. he is a professional liar.ut the shoot-down of the malaysian airplane in ukraine. he lied about little green men in ukraine. he lied about a state sponsored secret doping program to include paralympians. he lied about chemical weapons used in syria. this is what he does. so for the president to suggest that he trusts his sincerity means he is not listening to his experts, his diplomats, his intelligence agencies or common sense for that matter. >> well, in a late-breaking story, today julie yaffyy of the atlantic was in regular contact with wikileaks. the messages which were turn over to the congressional investigators show wikileaks actively soliciting trump jr.'s cooperation. quote, at no point during the ten-month correspondence does trump jr. rebuff wikileaks which had published stolen documents and was observed to be releasing information that benefitted russian interests. quote, we can say with confidence we have no concerns about these documents. what do you make of this? again, congresswoman, we're back

hillary clinton bought and paid for lushian lies to influence the election. and sold out national security and never made sense on the uranium. and the e-mail server scandal that was laws that were broke ep. this is it not only hillary, but do we have a dual justice system. one for hillary clinton and her cronies or and one of the rest of us. >> if you look at eight years of obama administration they worked overtime to shove all of this stuff under the carpet. it is not under the carpet anymore and we have a different presidents. and as much as i like jeff sessions, he is step down in 11 days, and if he doesn't not. he may get asked to be stepped down, here's why. if you bring in a new attorney general he's not bound by recusing himself and he or she is not bound by past promise and this way, the justice department can do things it ought to be doing energid to convict hillary and the clinton foundation. >> sean: someone who knows a lot about hillary clinton's dirty contradicts is kelly ann conway. and will they doj launch in to the clinton scandals. how will

police also lies to get lim to defense. lyanne live with the details. >> reporter: dan, you have to wonder what the jury thinks of all this lying. they will be able to read that transcript once they enter deliberations. police said they lied to garcia serrate because quote, it was just another tactic to help motivate lieutenant anthony and two other offers interviewed the suspect jose vet serrate after kate steinly had been killed. garcia lied about his age, national nalt and said he was nowhere near the crime scene. police took a different approach, they lied. they told him the firearm had been recovered when it was still in the bay. they also said they had a dna match and five witnesses that saw him at the.as well as gunshot residue samples that connected him to the gun. tet, none of that was true. that worked in their favor. garcia-serrate finally admitted he shot the gun. the police interrogator asked, what were you aiming at. garcia-serrate, a seal. police what was the begins between you and the girl. garcia-serrate, f

they were lied to. shame on any pundit who is saying anything other than being lied to. >> articulate and passionate you are. i'm just making the point that gregg jarrett made really eloquently there's multiple acts of corruption and political malfeas sans involved. sean, i say this as a proud and loyal democrat, i want the whole thing cleaned up and that includes as gregg jaret jarrett said, -- gregg jarrett said a special prosecute. >> what about governor o'malley? what is he? chop liver? he got screwed. he wasn't negotiating in speaking engagements. what about governor o'malley, snirp. >> i want to hear how he feels. >> you have the bans bernie sanders. what's -- you have the answer about bernie sanders. what's the answer about him? >> this begs for a special council and has for a long time. not just the rigging of the nomination to the debt treement of bernie sanders and -- debt treatment of bernie sanders and omalley and others but this uranium one deal in which it looks like hillary clinton confer

you know, i learned early on trying cases that everybody lies. i hate to say that. >> oh, no, that's not true. >> witnesses lie, parties lie. lawyers lie. these obscene jurors after the verdict lie about what went on in the deliberation room. geraldo knows this. everybody lies. so i believe strongly in the presumption of innocence. yes, i do think that a lot of accusations of sexual abuse are true out there. but not all of them. >> sean: mercedes? >> and i respect obviously everything you said, greg, obviously. but it's challenging in these times. these accusations just like suddenly they're convictions. they're allegations. there's a due process. it's what you said when it comes to the corroboration. who did you speak to? did you call the authorities? jurors look for that. they look for the corroboration. did you call the police. did you write about it, text anyone? especially now. jurors want to see something material that corroborates those allegations. >> sean: you're doing to stay. not that we don't love you. thank you for being with us. i a

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and they lied then, they lie now, they lied in between. so what about this is surprising? it's all dad, but this is a consistent pattern, every time there's been an issue that's related to russia, through the campaign and now in the presidency, everybody involved has lied about everything always. and i think they lie because they recognize that at the worst, it is politically damaging, to be caught with whatever has actually happened. we still don't know, there's still a lot of questions to answer here. bob mueller knows more than anybody else, we don't know what bob mueller knows. he's going to know more tomorrow, six months from now than we know today. that's why they lie, because they don't want to suffer political damage and they don't want to go to jail. >> i guess, tim what i'm getting at with why do they lie? because they're hiding, they're hiding since the very beginning, since the infancy of this campaign, whether you want to call them low level george, or carter page, in those aides defense, those are the only people that would work with him at the time. and it s

, important lies. the president of the united states is lying to the american people about what is at stake in his discussions with the democrats. the president of the united states is lying that the democrats want to substantially raise taxes. and so if the democrats reach any kind of legislative deal about anything that does not raise taxes, then donald trump will play them as suckers and claim that he won in that deal. whatever that deal might be, because it does not raise taxes. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi did not get played today by donald trump. if they and their advisers understand the importance of the moment that trump has now given them, nancy pelosi and chuck schumler make donald trump pay for his lies in a way that is not some petty settling of a personal score, but an important lesson about the real governing questions involved in funding the government. america has reason to fear tonight that the trump insult machine has become so normalized in washington that nancy pelosi and chuck sc

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police also lies to get lim to defense. lyanne live with the details. >> reporter: dan, you have to wonder what the jury thinks of all this lying. they will be able to read that transcript once they enter deliberations. police said they lied to garcia serrate because quote, it was just another tactic to help motivate him. lieutenant anthony and two other offers interviewed the suspect jose vet serrate after kate steinly had been killed. garcia lied about his age, national nalt and said he was nowhere near the crime scene. police took a different approach, they lied. they told him the firearm had been recovered when it was still in the bay. they also said they had a dna match and five witnesses that saw him at the.as well as gunshot residue samples that connected him to the gun. tet, none of that was true. that worked in their favor. garcia-serrate finally admitted he shot the gun. the police interrogator asked, what were you aiming at. garcia-serrate, a seal. police what was the begins between you and the girl. garcia-serra

jared kushner lied about setting up a back channel. lied -- >> what's funny about the back channel, if donald trump was colluding with the russians and he's got this going, why would he need to set up a back channel? that something you guys have never been asked. why would someone set up -- >> harris: it is a question i have been asking for quite some time. >> it was during the time of the transition. but they were trying to do was go around u.s. intelligence. why would a united states -- >> harris: let me step in there. that is your opinion. >> that is in fact the entire purpose of setting up that back channel, so they could go around united states intelligence. why would you want to do that? >> we can talk about -- >> wouldn't you want american intelligence to know you were talking about the russians? >> why is it we can't get the simple answers with respect to hillary clinton and emails -- >> you are throwing up smoke screens. >> harris: let him finish. >> i talked about this earlier, at any time we get into these types of investiga

it lies between the sky and the soil between the high and the low atocha between myth and harsh reality but always slightly closer to heaven than to this world. of night the villages believe wolves are on the prowl according to the old folk their howling chorus echoes in the far off peaks. and it is indeed those wild hunters who have given the village its name will call an edge the wolf's place situated on up land plateau richly blessed by nature with its lush fields and and has forests. hidden away and strangely detached from time this tiny community nestles at the foot of man sit over. an oasis of calm eight hundred meters up a jewel in the heart of central europe in eastern slovakia will call an edge a village in harmony with nature. the villages only street leads straight to the cone of mounds it all of which forms a natural detective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach vocal image from the valley had to walk several kilometers all cover the distance on horseback or by donkey. in its seclusion the village was able to develop

to the public and to the press about that assault, he lied to police. the incident unfolded on may 24th, the day before a special election in montana when guardian reporter ben jacobs reported greg gianforte just body slammed me and broke my glasses. the gianforte campaign almost immediately blamed the incident on jacobs himself. gianforte's spokesman shane scanlon released a statement which read in part, greg then attempted to grab the phone that was pushed in his face. jacobs grabbed greg's wrist and spun away from greg, pushing them both to the ground. it's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene. but audio record big jacobs painted a much different picture. >> the cbo score. because you know, you were waiting to make your decision about health care until you saw the bill and it just came out. >> we'll talk to you about that later. >> but there's not going to be time. i'm just curious. >> speak with shane, please. just -- i'm sick and tired of you guys. >> jesus -- >> the last guy who came in here did th

we have a fact, he lied. we have video proof he lied. now this keefe of staff, he's not a general, is using his former title basically to cow public opinion against everybody. and against this member of congress. a respectable member of congress. a member of the branch of government that also is very involved in decision-making process. he absolutely lied. and the fact that he uses both his title, which is the general, former general of the united states marine corps, and the -- the good thing that is come from that, then doesn't life by the values, is just disgusting. fy had done this in the marine corps, if i had lied about another marine or somebody else in the course and conduct of my duty, then got caught and did not own up to it, did not apologize, i would have been busted down a rank. he doesn't get to live in both worlds. if you want to use your title to somehow gain some type of leverage, especially on the media, then you should live by those values. but he's not. so he's no longer a general, we should not treat him as a general

throughout the campaign beforehand, he lives and lies -- lied and lied and lied.ered 1300 lies, counted by a newspaper none of , which has see retracted, from the idiotic claim that his inauguration crowd was the biggest in history, would you can see photographs is simply not true. to a lie so dangerous that 3 million people voted illegally in the last election. something that attacks the core, heart, and integrity of democracy itself. he is unfit because he has violated, wants to violate, and has no respect for the rule of law. this is a president who has told police to abuse suspects as they arrest them, told the military that they should torture suspects, the worse the better, even if they are innocent or not, they deserve it, he said. he has encouraged violence against people who dared to protest and heckled crowds. and often to pay the legal fees of those who commit crimes and assault protesters. with theoryseething every day because his attorney general, one of the most hard-core republicans you could find, actually dared to reach recuse himself from the rus