some say all politicians lied. hillary lied. obama lied.ush lied us into war, twhaefr may be. >> i've heard those, too. >> others have told me something i find really interesting is that they like when he lies because it makes the elites go crazy. >> oh, my god. >> i've had people say, it's like people like you running around with your head cut off trying to fact-check him. he like that because we hate those people. they make our lives miserable. i know he lies but he put gorsuch on the bench, kavanaugh on the bench. so my job as a fact-checker as a journalist isn't to tell those people they're wrong. that's nuts. that's irrational political calculation. >> and some liked nixon until the day he waved good-bye. daniel dale, thank you for being here. >>> still ahead -- the salacious document that started it all. the leak of the dossier in the early days of the trump presidency kicked off the president's most extreme attacks on the media, his war on law enforcement and his ongoing distrust of the intelligence community. but it turns out the do

don junior lied, manafort lied, flynn lied.oger stone said, i'm going to take the fifth because i don't want to tell the real story. the question here is not whether people lied. it's about contacts with the russians. if they weren't significant, why does everybody lie? >> i think, yes, it is about context with the russians, that's what mueller is investigating, whether there was collusion but i think it matters that donald trump lied if you believe what investigators have laid out in all these documents when he was a kacandidate, he's koblted to lie to the american people when he was in the white house. and one of the questions that springs to mind is why? donald trump may still have won even if there were women that they had paid off, even if the american public knew he was working on this project in moscow. he may still have won. but you are left with this picture that donald trump and all of the people he surrounds himself with are willing to do whatever it takes to get power and then to stay in power. >> pamela brown, what

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it was not just that michael flynn lied to the investigators and the fbi, but also lied to the media outlets leading up to this and lied to members of the presidential transition team and the vice president. the president who is michael flynn chose to make false statements before the interview, and he lied to members of the presidential transition team, when faced with the fbi's questions on january 24th during an interview that was volunteer and cordial the defendant repeated the same false statements. the court should reject the attempt. >> it details a number of media interviews that occurred, and with mike pence and chief of staff, then chief of staff, reince priebus, and it sights a "meet the press" interview where priebus talks about the subject and several other interviews that occurred as well where they have the false information from flynn, and that was part of this that flynn not only lied to the fbi but the trump white house about the conversations. mueller's team is being careful to go through the circumstances of this interview, how it came about. of course it garnered

lied, lied, lied, lying kind of man. the worst kind. he could never work in television.is crime of lying, michael flynn, the liar, may soon be locked away in a cell. that would keep the rest of us safe from his lies! that day can't come fast enough say the news anchors. cuff him, america longs to breathe free once more. michael flynn will be 60 years old next week, "the washington post" calculates he faces five years in prison and let that be a warning to all of us. that's what happens to people who lie in washington. or does it?on from a golf course somewhere in dubai you can almost hear bill clinton chuckling softly, "lied under oath still ha ha ha. not everyone faces the same penalties for lying it turns out. mark zuckerberg came to washington last spring to talk about facebook, the soul- destroying social media company made him a multibillionaire. zuckerberg stopped by the congress where you might want to ask the kids to t leave the room for this, he lied. don't tell don lemon, mark zuckerberg is a liar. watch him do this. >> this is the most principle for facebook.

and mccabe lied. but you can still lie and be a good person. the exact words of james comey. >> sean, james comey was saying he didn't want to come testify in a closed door session with congress because of leaks. this is the guy who leaked the information to the "new york times" to create the momentum for the special counsel. so, come on, mark is exactly right. you are exactly right. there is two standards, one for us regular folk, a different set if you are part of the political establishment. that's what drives americans crazy. >> sean: thank you both freedom caucus members mark meadows and jim jordan. we appreciate it a lot more on this breaking news with mueller recommending no prison time for former national security advisor michael flynn. we bring in florida republican congressman matt gates polster mark penn. mark, you have been extraordinarily critical of the process crimes that are involved here. we have in the last week talked to jerome corsey. he was offered a plea deal. 72 years old. he ca

mcfarland, who lied publicly about it, who lied to reporters about it, who lied to the u.s. senate about it, and who ultimately lied to the fbi about it. she later revised her statement to the fbi after she initially told them lies. sean spicer also lied to the public about it from the white house press room. then white house chief of staff reince priebus also lied about it to the american public. >> but i have talked to general flynn. none of that came up. the subject matter of sanctions or the actions taken by the obama administration did not come up in the conversation. in fact, it was the sports team that was in an unfortunate plane accident. >> so there was no challenge of american policy currently by mr. flynn with the russian -- >> none. no, sir. >> no, sir, no, sir. none. no challenge to the american policy currently by mr. flynn with the russian ambassador. nope, no, sir, none. that was not true. and reince priebus had been looped in on communications during the transition, specifically about flynn talking to the russians about sanctions. while they were happening.

how manafort lied. information about the former trump campaign chairman's alleged lies to prosecutors. will more crucial clues about the broader russian investigation be revealed publicly? >>> out like flynn. the special counsel says the president's former national security adviser deserves to stay out of prison because of his cooperation. tonight flynn is weighing in on his own fate and his role in the russia probe. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the siutation room". ♪ >>> this is "cnn breaking news". >>>

he kept telling those same lies about trump tower moscow.only after he plead guilty that he came back and met with the special counsel's office again and finally came clean and told them how big a deal it was and in fact that it had not been over before the voting started. it had continued throughout the campaign during the entire time that trump was trying to line up the nomination. so cohen, quote, admitted that he had lied to congress and to the special counsel's office about the moscow project. he provided detailed information about the true circumstances of the moscow project, including its duration, the persons involved in the discussions, contact with russian government officials and discussions during the first half of 2016 about the possibility of travel to russia in connection with the moscow project. in addition to correcting the timeline and detailing the contacts he had during pursuit of the moscow project, cohen explained financial aspects of the deal that would have made it highly lucrative for the company and himself. the inf

lies, but why they lied, their motive and the circumstance around their lies. it's reasonable to expect that we'll find out whether donald trump knew that mike flynn had lied, whether he knew that mike flynn had gone out and talked to the russian ambassador. he said publicly he didn't know. >> it's a classic argument in the alternative in only the way donald trump says. i didn't tell him, but if i had, i would have liked it. in fact, he should have done it. those are the three arguments he gave at that press conference of transition, he said no, i didn't know about it, but if he did it, it's fine, and actually, he should have done it. let me ask you this, dan. you've heard this term process crime. it's being bandied about by critics of the mueller investigation and by the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. based on what you know, do you it's being bandied about by critics of the mueller investigation and by the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. based on what you know, do you think it's the case that the only thing michael flynn did wrong was lying to the fbi a

. >>> and he's lied. details about contacts with trump administration officials. >>> plus the president's tweets that he's in the clear tonight. is he in denial or purposely muddying the water. >>> and then rex tillerson versus trump. did the former secretary of state reveal one of the most damning details about trump and the law yet? let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, mueller dropping a major bomb on trump in a new court filing and we've got a few of them here tonight. in a new filing, mueller says president trump's former attorney general, michael cohen, has, quote, gone to significant lengths to assist the special counsel's investigation. mueller goes on to say cohen helped in multiple, quote, significant respects. okay, so multiple significant respects and in this filing, we learned that there are multiple russia related issues that are core to the investigation. so, let me read to you mueller's words here to that effect. this is from page 6 of the seven-page fili

lies, lies, and more lies. first among them -- >> tremendous amounts of wall have already been built, and a lot of -- a lot of wall when you include the renovation of existing fences and walls. we renovated a tremendous amount, and we've done a lot of work. in san diego we're building new walls right now. >> nope, nope, nope. he says that over and over, but he's flat-out wrong. sections of border fencing are being repaired and replaced with more than $1 billion in funds that congress has already approved. fencing sections being replaced. in san diego, customs and border protection is replacing 14 miles. replacing 14 miles of a 46-mile border fence with a stronger one. but only about half has been replaced so far. and then he said this. >> we have terrorists. we caught ten terrorists over the last very short period of time. ten. these are very serious people. our border agents, all of our law enforcement has been incredible, what they've done. but we caught ten terrorists. these are people that were looking to d

there's so many different lies, lies from cohen, lies from paurt, lies from people all o r over. this is people who were -- these are campaign officials and trump's personal lawyer dealing with the russians and then lying about it. not just ordinary russians, but the russian government, the kremlin itself. the american people should have known that before the election and this was hidden. >> that goes into the connective tissue which is southern district prosecutors say things were hiddfrom the american publy michael cohen's criminal act which is were campaign crimes, no one can replay that and make a difference. certainly incriminating information about donald trump's life-style, if you want to call it that, was out there. then the manafort filing which we are just digesting and some of it i will hold up because it will remind viewers of something we've been doing all week which is some of the hottest stuff redacted but what's not reacted for your analysis, neal, and i know you're doing this live, is that there's an idea that there's a construction conspiracy between kilimnik an

there's so many different lies. lies from cohen, from manafort, lies from people all over. and then they say it's no big deal. it's just russian business and so on. this is people who were -- you know, these campaign officials and trump's personal lawyer dealing with the russians and then lying about it. not just ordinary russians but the russian government, the kremlin itself. that's a very, very -- the american public should have known that before the election, and this was hidden from them. >> right. and that again goes to some of the connective tissue here which is the southern district prosecutors say there were things hidden from the american public by michael cohen's acts. certainly some of the incriminating information about donald trump's lifestyle was out there. then in the manafort filing which we are just die jegting, some of it i'll hold up because it'll remind viewers what we've been doing all week, some of the hottest stuff is redacted. what's not redacted for your analysis, i know you're doing it live with us, is the idea there's an obstruction conspiracy mu

everybody lies about sex?he idea that donald trump wouldn't want people to know about his relationships is no surprise. is it a crime? it's not a crime. >> sean: last word, doug. >> what i'd say, if anything happened to donald trump after the access hollywood tape came out, his vote went up. figure that into his equation. >> sean: i don't know how to interpret that, doug. i'm not going there. all right. good to see you both. when we come back, we'll show you how the destroy trump media, their insane reaction to today's court filings. they were giddy. putting their liberal spin on all of it. sean spicer and joe concha will analyze a corrupt media. a biassed one. that's our job. we'll keep them honest next. i need a new book for my son. stories. stories or quotes? time for a rhyme? or not rhyming's fine. no rhymes. skivvies. gadgets or skivvies? boxed set? perfect! nobody knows young readers like we do... barnes & noble at bass pro shops and cabela's, deciding on the perfect gift can be challenging. ♪ [instrumen

he then, lied which was dumb. after that lie, and in the remaining six sessions that he had, he came clean and that is the kind of complexity of the story we are told, a guy who is a career liar, cheat, perfectly willing to do it again, but like any good solid prosecutorial team, they had good information. they can prove it without him. even if his credibility is somewhat impugned, they have additional evidence. >> which if you put it like that and we just got all of this, what you are saying is it is a very elegant implicit rebuttal to the donald trump claim that well, michael cohen is saying anything to get out of trouble so he brought this seemingly bad stuff to mueller and now they are all chewing on it. what you are saying is this footnote says no, here is the timeline that we had this bad stuff and now he is one extra witness but not perhaps our primary one. >> and corroborate with us. cooperate with us, you will be in a better position, because if you don't, we will get you. >> stay with me everyone, there

he lied in public, he lied to reporters, he lied to the fbi. why were they lying about it? on its face they didn't need to. it would make sense that they would be talking about sanctions to the russian government, conceivably they're the top two security officials for the incoming administration, there's going to be a change of policy on that matter, it's not that weird, but they lied about it. the fact that they were lying about, meant that those two senior trump administration officials, the number one and number two officials at the national security council under this new president, they were both compromised by russia. from the very beginning, from the transition, because, of course, russia knew the truth, right. russia was on the other end of the phone, they knew that these guys had been having conversations about russia. it wasn't secret from russia. but it was being kept secret from the american public, the american press, the american congress and even the fbi. and that is called leverage, right? that means russia compromised them both. russia was in a position to

he's lied about contact with the white house, lies about his contact with ruzs.e lying and what's the end game sneer >> well, the end game is that he's going to go to priszen. that's theent game for man fat? why he's lying, seems he has a disposition to lie hoots rr drenetening. from a defend yourself and get a bed deal stand pointed none of it makes sense. both paul manafort and michael cohen were in touch with a twes. what the nature of that contact was and what they were trying to do with the white house. was the white house trying to shape their testimony with respect to cohen as he testifieds before the hill and manafort as he cooperated in quotes with mueller and if there is evidence, a big word if, the he was present said his. his part. and that's the most legally problematic thing you will face, far more so than collusion allegations. this wds be witness fachlering. >> and we also learned manafort has ben unfrontf oa flep? >> we know from the filings in this case, cohen and manafort and flynn that this is an ongoing criminal investigations. we don't know

we know he lied throughout it. i think you would never see prosecutors bring a charge of obstructing justice just because someone lies to the press. if you look at a pattern of events, if you look at a pattern of obstructing justice, you can see the president's lies and false statements coming into play. >> we have to leave it there. my guests will join me again throughout the show. >>> coming up, more democrats are starting to talk about the "i" word. that's next. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >>> congress moved to impeach richard nixon when the special prosecutor described his crimes. the house of representatives moved to impeach and did, in fact, impeach bill clinton on the fact that he impeached perjury on that civil case involving paula jones. if history means anything in

will the lies come back to haunt this president? will his boasting about shutting down the government be the win he thinks it will be? great stuff for a debate. great debaters. navarro and cortez next. ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ >>> michael cohen received a prison sentence today of three years. he's also implicating the president in crimes. how is trump feeling about his one-time personal attorney putting him on the spot like this? according to a source, the president doesn't like it. he's seething with rage insisting cohen is a liar. if he's lying, why do federal prosecutors believe him? why do the people who he did the transactions work echo his claims? why did a federal judge echo his plea on those bases? are they all wrong? we start our great debate with anna navarro and steve cortez. the yours truly of who is lying here. i believe it is the central question because we're talking about a federal investigation, not a political matter. lying is different in politics. it's about how g

everybody lies about sex? the idea that donald trump would not want people to know about his relationships is no surprise. is it a crime? no, it is not a crime. >> sean: last word, doug schoen. >> what i would say is if anything happens to donald trump after the access hollywood came out, his vote went up. so figure that into your equation! >> sean: i don't know how to interpret that doug schoen. i'm not even going there. alright. good to see you both. when we come back, we're going to do show you how the destroy media, their insane reaction to today's findings, they were down right giddy, sean spicer and joe concha will analyze the media. we'll keep them honest, it's our job. ♪ it's a feeling that's hard to describe... ♪ ...and even harder to forget. ♪ the united states virgin islands. i need a new book for my son. stories. stories or quotes? time for a rhyme? or not rhyming's fine. no rhymes. skivvies. gadgets or skivvies? boxed set? perfect! nobody knows young readers like we do... barnes & noble this is mo

don't forget lois learner lied to investigators about the irs scandal and ag loretta lynch lied aboutalking to anyone on the clinton campaign about the fbi's clinton probe. and another obama ag eric holder lied under oath on multiple occasions. but rest assured robert mueller can now sleep well at night after taking down a decorated military hero who dedicated his entire adult life to public service, 33 years serving his country, five of those years in the field of battle. great job, mr. mueller. i'm sure america is feeling a lot safer tonight now that lieutenant general flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi when the fbi never thought he lied. now, later this week, by friday, mueller is expected to file new memos on michael cohen and paul manafort who have also been accused of violating their plea deal. still the only thing in common with flynn, manafort and cohen is that their cases similarly have absolutely nothing to do with trump-russia collusion, period. we are dealing with taxi medallions and loan applications and taxes from back in 2007. we'll have a lot more later on the show

to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who work for mr trumpyears ago. could be a very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell to make sure he comes out ok and if he thinks the lies going to get him a pardon will tell that lie if he thinks the lie a good of a deal for the special prosecutors will tell that what the guy is worthless as a witness and is worthless as someone who can build a case around or stop moeller from trying but it's he's built his house on sand. americans might be forgiven for thinking that as long as they keep their firearms legally and they'll say we're in a safe place they won't get into trouble especially given the second amendment which guarantees their right to own guns but actually that wasn't the case for one student who was asked to move out of her shared flat by her landlord and her roommates it's clear that the rest of the housemates are extremely uncomfortable with the idea of firearms being kept in the household since it's clear that layla wants to keep her fi

the only parable is about what the press did not think that the lies told by democratic administration members to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who worked for mr trump years ago . could be a very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell her to make sure he comes out ok and if he thinks the lies going to get a little aren't all that light fittings while good of a deal for the special prosecutors will tell that white guy is worthless as a witness and is worthless as someone who can build a case around won't stop moeller from trying but he's built his house on sand. americans might be forgiven for thinking that as long as they keep their firearms legally in a safe place they won't get into trouble especially given the second amendment which guarantees their right to own guns but that was not the case for one student who was asked to move out of her shared flat by her landlord and her roommates it's clear that the rest of the housemates are extremely uncomfortable with the idea of firearms bei

to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who work for mr trump years ago. could be very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell to make sure he comes out ok and if he thinks the lies going to get him a pardon will tell that lie if he thinks the lie of good of a deal for the special prosecutors will tell that what the guy is worthless as a witness and it's worthless as someone who can build a case around won't stop moeller from trying but he's built his house on sand. news this hour i'll be back in around thirty minutes time but in the meantime check out our website that's next up it's time for a documentary in the execution is. from very bad to even worse russia ukraine relations in my poem pale gives credit to the saudis for relieving suffering in yemen and use the guardian simply to see communes . responding quickly miss out of need. your mother has been authorized to hold the power but i can gouge and downs which i live. yeah as this diagram i did you. know going to employ is going to go to

joe, i want to state at the outset, he lied! say news anchors. he lied.e deserves whatever is coming to him. assess that claim. if you would. >> he did not lie. the f.b.i. knew it. this is a contextual crime created by the f.b.i. and sally yates the acting attorney general. remember after the election, hillary clinton needed a reason why she lost. enter russian collusion. part of that was to find somebody in the administration to frame talking to the russians. they found general flynn. in fact, all of general flynn's conversations with the russian ambassador and everybody else were legal. so why did the f.b.i. approach him? they knew what he said. they knew it was legal. the answer is they wanted to frame him. they succeeded. he did not tell them false information. some of it may have been cause or nuance, he did not lie. indeed the agent who actual 302s are available said he didn't lie. and it's interesting that mueller did not turn over the original 302s to judge sullivan today. he turned over an interview of agent strozk which was done months later by

he lied about all of them.s interesting because if you look at the specifics of his lies about kilimnik. remember what that appears to be about. remember what happened when paul manafort was the campaign manager, constantikonstantin ki flew into the country, had a meeting with paul manafort. talked about how manafort would make good with a guy he owed money to. he clearly lied about that. >> he could give them intel on the election. >> that's right. access to the trump campaign. the thing i find so interesting about the filing is the that is correct all of that is blacked out. what that tells you is that relationship with kilimnik while he was the campaign their are something still relevant to the russia investigation. we have heard from the president over and over again, i think we heard it from sarah sanders tonight, that the things paul manafort has been prosecuted for have nothing to do with the president. all about his business before he came to work for the president. we found out tonight that is absolute

it depends on who lied and about what. prospects are not the product of mere speculation. flynn, cohen, and manafort, the men dashous trio, all say they were talking to people in the campaign, in connection to what they were lying about. okay? they were not rogue. they were not solo acts. and the special counsel believes two of those three about that. michael cohen has been found credible by the special counsel. he's said it more than once. general flynn, same thing. there seems to be a consensus that many high up in the campaign and/or the administration were aware, assisti assistive, and maybe even evasive about russian contacts and illegal campaign contributions. but the president just writes it off. listen to this. >> it's a total witch hunt. it's a democrat hoax. they have this witch hunt. that was a democratic hoax. it's a witch hunt. phony witch hunts. it was a hoax. it's like a witch hunt. it's like a witch hunt. this is a hoax. the witch hunt continues. i call it the russian hoax. the witch hunt as i call it. >> y

everybody lies. telling parents about what the press did not think that the lies told by democratic administration members to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who worked for mr trump years ago . could be a very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell her to make sure he comes out ok and if he thinks the lies going to get him a pardon will tell that lie to do things to lie or get him a deal from the special prosecutors will tell that lie guy is worthless as a witness and it's worthless as someone you can build a case around won't stop moeller from trying but he's built his house on sand. i'm not bring. things in the can say foster day here in oz he was back again in thirty five minutes. responding this out of need. your mother. would authorize i'll do powder but by. ja's this stuff. i have no clue where to employ going to go to protect. them which i bring your daughter to the most almost the whole cdma job

flynn lied, and they destroyed his life. i think it's a shame. >> flynn lied. it's a fact. and here's another fact. president trump has an issue with the fbi. he doesn't have an issue with lying. >> is there concern that one of his top aides lied to the fbi and was working for a foreign government? >> not when it comes to things that have anything to do with the president. >> if his top national security adviser lies to the fbi, the president of the united states is not concerned. that's what she just said. maybe that's because lying is something that the president of the united states himself does. as his own lawyer admitted, just the other day, when discussing michael cohen. >> he's changed his story four or five times. >> so has the president. >> president is not under oath. >> kaitlan collins is "outfront" tonight at the white house. clearly, the white house caught off guard by the flynn hearing today, right? they thought he was going to, i guess, keep going against the fbi. he didn't. they were not ready. >> reporter: yeah, they definitely seemed to think that the judg

so and so lied here, so and so lied there. there's nothing to this. as a former federal judge who had to preside over a courtroom every day, what is your reaction to the president's lawyer using that term? >> well, i mean, it would be one thing if you're talking about lying of the date of the week. >> right. >> you're talking now about lies that are pretty central. and the other thing about the michael cohen lies which are extraordinary, these were lies that were done in a formal statement. he wrote them down. this is what he, you know, what he actually proposed and they're lies about something central to this investigation. >>> let me go back to one thing that nick was saying, though. in one sense, one measure of how close mueller is to finishing is how detailed the submissions this week will be. >> right. >> because what he's been doing is doing a report in slow motion with all of these indictments. these are more narratives in these indictments than i have ever seen. so that will actually be one way we'll know how far along he is by the detail this

how manafort lied. a federal judge tells robert mueller to provide more information about the former trump campaign chairman's alleged lies to prosecutors. will more crucial clues about the broader russian investigation be revealed publicly? >>> out like flynn. the special counsel says the president's former national security adviser deserves to stay out of prison because of his cooperation. tonight flynn is weighing in on his own fate and his role in the russia probe. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the siutation room". ♪ >>> this is "cnn breaking news". >>> breaking news tonight. a president who almost never accepts blame claims he doesn't mind taking ownership of the government shutdown. he's threatening to unleash it just days from now. mr. trump speaking a little while ago, doubling down on his demand for a border wall funding or else. his remarks followed an extraordinary confrontation with top democrats nancy pelosi and ch

and he lied about it.ing in van. >> this was a personal transaction that happened before he ever ran -- >> whether personal or not, he lied about it. that shouldn't be okay for people who are cultural conservatives. because that used to be one of your paramount virtues when you went at bill clinton. the guy is a liar -- >> you're acting like -- >> now you're saying lying doesn't matter let me bring in van. >> no, wait a second, do not say i'm saying that, chris, because i'm not. i think it is important to tell the truth. truth will set you free, but this is the thing. i didn't elect donald trump to be my pastor or my preacher or my moral guide to the world. i love him because he's a great businessman and i want him to bring this country back on track. he has a record to prove it. do you talk about promises made and promises kept? on your show we never hear about it. >> that's not true. >> van, comment on this. >> i think what we're seeing is a great political party -- i'm a democrat, left side of pluto, pr

it's lies meant to distract the american people. as someone who cares about the rule of law, it is manipulating the american people to believe the justice system is somehow construct. >> for people who are just funifu tuning in with michael flynn, he sentence had been delayed. he expected to roll in, have a conversation, would hear from the judge, this judge was sentence him to zero jail time, he's been cooperating, but the judge said not so fast. can you just bring us up to speed on that. >> josh alluded to the fact the kiss of death in the defense attorney's filing was that implication that potentially there was some sort of fbi malfeasance here. the judge was really having none of that. it g it's got to be really frustrating for the special prosecutors. if you look at those sentenced thus far, they've all gotten a little bit of jail time, including my client, george papadopoulos. and flynn got the cooperation, he met with them 19 times, he was an oep bopen book, he provi real valuable assistance in we saw two indictments come dow

everybody lies. only parents about what the press did not think that the lies told by democratic administration members to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who worked for mr trump years ago . could be a very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell her to make sure he comes out ok and if he thinks the lies going to get him a pardon it's all that life if he thinks for a while get him a deal from the special prosecutors they'll tell that what the guy is worthless as a witness and it's worthless as someone who can build a case around won't stop moeller from trying but he's built his house on sand. back in around thirty minutes time but in the meantime. website com to check out any of our stories stop that it's. is finding this out of need. but i. think i'm going to go somewhere. but unless i go over and hear about it the most i'm not the host u.d.m.a. look to figure that they're going to be the one has a funny

lies, lies, and more lies. lies that the president himself said way back in 2017 were the reason he fired flynn. >> he didn't tell the vice president of the united states the facts, and then he didn't remember. and that just wasn't acceptable to me. i fired him because of what he said to mike pence. >> and last year after flynn's guilty plea, the president tweeted this. i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. but now he's saying he didn't lie. i don't know. so the president said it right there. flynn is a liar. flynn himself admits that he broke the law. he's not the only one. michael cohen, paul manafort, they have both been sentenced to prison for their crimes. all three are convicted felons. i call that a shocking pattern of illegality. you've got to wonder why this president, the law and order president supposedly, remember, doesn't seem to care if his associates are liars and lawbreakers. a