no one would want it. >> the lies are the lies, we excuse it because this president lies so much, butt is an ancillary lie unless felix winds up being relevant to a transaction. he lied about the moskow deal. there's stuff about the foundation. there's stuff there. how worried are you about that? not just about a painting he wanted. that's all wrong he could come after people like that. the ag division does it all the time with the charities division. but what concerns you most? >> what concerns me is what i don't know. listen, i did these investigations for seven years. i did 130 corruption investigations, got convictions without a defeat. the greatest thing about that job, chris, i used to say i know only what i know. i can tell you right now the folks at the southern district only they know what they know. the head of the fbi in new york was a guy ten years ago was running my corruption squad in new jersey when we made all those cases. >> is he good? >> he's very good. special agent sweeney is excellent. >> if you're running the southern district and the doj has different memos and

they lied by omission and lied directly to fisa court judges repeatedly. how can we possibly have real justice in this country and a real constitutional republic? if we don't go to the bottom of all of that? >> lindsey graham said we have to. i know he will be on later. he said we have to and he's 100% correct. t there something else fundamental, you said it. it start to the dossier, which we all know is salacious and unverified. who said that? james comey. what do we have -- >> sean: that was in january of 2017. he signed the fisa warrant in october of 2016 saying the opposite to the fisa court. that's a broad! >> exactly. that's exactly what is going to then you have the fisa warrants say. on top of it. y the whole impetus was this dossier, this counterintelligence investigation regarding collusion.im and guess what? after 2800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants -- 300 search warrants, 500 witness interviews, 13 countries, no collusion, no obstruction. >> sean: you and your team performed a service for the country. i thank you on behalf of all the people tha

john kelly got up and lied. kristen nielsen got up and lied. mike pompeo, lied. sean spicer, lied publicly nearly every time he opened his mouth. sarah huckabee sanders has done exactly the same thing. they all lied, they all lie, they lie about big things and they lie about small things. they lie about consequential things and they lie about trivial nonsense. and then when they get caught lying, they don't even admit it. the best example is that trump lied for deals about the trump tower/moscow deal, whether he was working on it during the campaign. his personal lawyer pleaded guilty to lying dong about it. and then the president who had lied about it over and over and over and over again came out and said, yeah, yep, we wanted to build a tower and pursued it throughout the campaign. so what? today they did the same thing. the same exact thing about jared kushner's security clearance. kellyanne conway said today, the president has the absolute right to grant clearance. that's true! completely true. so why did the president and his senior adviser lie about it tlo

no one would want it. >> the lies are the lies. he just lied.excuse it because the president lies so much. but that is an ancillary lie until felix winds up being relationship van relevant to a transaction. he lied about the moscow deal. it's not going to get much deeper unless there's money involved. the stuff with the foundation. how worried are you about that? not just playing with a painting that he wanted and paying for it through a foundation. that's all wrong. you could come after people like that. the ags office does it all the time but what concerns you the most? >> what concerns me is what i don't know. listen, i did these investigations for 7 years. i did 130 corruption investigations. got convictions without a defeat. the greatest thing about that job i used to say is i know what i know. the folks at the southern district, all they know is what they know. the head of the fbi in new york was a guy ten years ago running my corruption squad in new jersey. he's now in charge. >> he's good? >> he's very good. special agent sweeney is exce

they lied by omission and lied directly to fisa court judges repeatedly. how can we possibly have real justice in this country and a real constitutional republic? >> we have to and he's 100% correct. this starts with the dossier. which we know is salacious and unf unfer unverified. who said that? james comey. >> sean: he signed the fisa warrant saying the opposite. >> that's exactly what i was going to say. then you have the fisa warrants on top of it. the whole impetus was this dossier, this counterintelligence investigation regarding collusion. and guess what? after 2,800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants -- 300 search warrants, 500 witness interviews, 13 countries, no collusion, no obstruction. >> sean: you and your team performed a service for the country. i thank you on behalf of all the people that want free, fair, open elections. no president should ever have to go through this again. i'm going to address that now. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: i want to welcome everyone to this program, maybe including some of you maybe tha

are spread, real russian lies. are you confident those people will be held accountable? i think they should be and i think william barr and lindsey graham will look into it. comey stole president document. those memos were not him. that needs to be examined. and according to isn't that right grassley, at least one of those memos contained classified information and the fbi had to do a cleanup on that. so everybody who signed off on those fisa warrants should all be subject to a serious legitimate investigation. present the evidence to a grand jury, if they exist, and allow them to indict if appropriate. >> sydney, where do we go from here? >> well, sean, to restore the rule of law and the integrity of the fbi and the department of justice, there is going to have to be a real investigation by the department of justice of what really did happen here and everything's going to need to be declassified that has been with held so far. we need the rest of the transcripts of the testimony of the people who testified before

he lied about a lot of things but when he lied about the pardon it was really a lie.the president on friday reacting to former victor michael cohen 's sworn testimony to congress he never sought a pardon for several crimes he pleaded guilty to committing. time now for our sunday group peer former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. who has a new podcast called new's world. and jonathan swan who covers the white house for axios. and shelby holliday of the wall street journal. let me start with you, newt gingrich. did michael cohen lied when he said he never asked for pardon from the president. and if he did what should congress do about it? >> percival, who knows? this guy has routinely lied his been lying. a lawyer was hillary clinton's best friend. this is a circus. probably technically, they ought to go after him on the grounds of perjury. on the other hand the guys pathetic! he is a ready been convicted, already going to jail. i don't know if you need an extra pound of flesh. he is a fool! he shouldn't be on the national stage. chris: okay! strong to follow. if mi

this guy has routinely lied. he's been convicted of lying. he probably lied.is own lawyer said he did apply for a pardon but that was before i was his lawyer, the lawyer who by the way it is hillary book right. cohen is just a circus. probably technically they ought to go after him on the grounds of perjury, but this guy is pathetic. i don't know if you need an extra pound of flesh. he's a fool. he shouldn't be on the national stage. >> chris: okay. strong letter to follow. juan, if cohen lied and i'm going to be less equivocal about it than the speaker is, it sure looked like he lied, does it discredit everything else he said in those hours of testimony about donald trump? >> note because he freely admits to having lied. he pled guilty. so this becomes a matter of documentation. you don't have to believe his words. you can say the man is a liar but in black and white we have documentation in terms of checks with donald trump's ekg signature permanently displayed and we also have tape recordings and of course you can go with the american people, the american p

, lied i lied. will probably give him five to ten years consecutive because of the light sentence that judge ellis gave. >> not concurrent. >> consecutive or give ten concurrent so it gets at least ten years. zb >> i actually think it is just because it is very different than tacking time onto a three month sentence. >> it is. >> sit a different playing field now. she has shown frustration with stone and manafort and all of these folks that are thumbing their nose. >> i think it gets that consecutive. >> i wanted to add this. i have been praising these special counsel's office. i know five of them. i trained five people in that office. they are brilliant. i got to tell you, they made an unforced error. here is how. they didn't ask for a specific sentence. they filed a sentencing memo so you're here to guidelines. when i was a prosecutor i stood up and i owned it. i said your honor, i think you should give 10 years, 15 years, 20 years. >> in the a range. >> you doengtd just soy r say okay. you decide

if he lied under oath, that is a felony. he needs to be investigated for knowingly, did he commit a fraud on the fisa court? it appears like you might have feared obama's attorney general, loretta lynch, must also be investigated for her political interference in the clinton investigation. strzok and page that he made every decision and they knew they would never go after clinton. don't forget about the tarmac meeting with bill clinton, just the beginning. during the very same month, clinton exonerated, comey's fbi opened an investigation into the trump campaign, using hillary clinton's bought and paid for dirty dossier with paid lies, put together by a foreign national, christopher steele. if clinton knowingly paid the foreign national for the anti-trump dossier, by the way, that is a crime at a felony. of course, we now know that they dossier was never verified and unverifiable because of steele doesn't stand by his own dossier. and that means, well, didn't that stop the dossier somehow from ever being used before a fisa c

i would have manipulated and lied to them. this exact thing has happened from msnbc to cnn to the "new york times" to the "washington post." they are lying to everybody and their audiences don't seem to care. just give us more fake news. they want it. they can't accept that donald trump is not a traitor. they are unhappy. we are dealing with deranged people who are not rational. we can't deal with them rationally. karl rove today said mr. president, you need to move on. don't do an investigation. don't find out what happened. swing voters don't care. one thing that i heard that you guys were discussing and i completely agree with, we have got to get to the bottom of this. we have got to have people named. they have to be held accountable. if jail time is called for, they need to go to jail. they knowingly lied to the american people. the media were willingly complicit. they were not fooled. they wanted it to be true. they ran a scam. they ran an effort to try to get donald trump thrown out of office. normally they are able to

lied about bone spurs to avoid the war. lied about deals with russia.ter. he may have run a scam with his foundation, may have cheated on his taxes, broken other laws. why don't they care? where's the outrage? don't they get who he is? they get it. you don't get where they're coming from. the people who support this president voted for him because they expect nothing better from a politician. that's the problem, not potus. people throw around the idea of disaffection and the ratings, congress being unpopular, like they're afterthoughts, but that's the place to stop and think. that's the answer to why there's no outrage this week. outrage requires surprise, failed expectations. trump folk and many others who don't even identify with a party for the most part in this country anymore, they have zero respect for the political culture and the people in it. so when the opposition and even the media come to them and say, look what we learned. he lied. don't support this, they shake their heads. they say, you are no better. who are you to criticize him? so for

for years, you, the american people, you have been deliberately lied to. you have been deceived on a spectacular and frankly historic level. but this process of holdingg people accountable from the deep state, to the media, to their friends in the democratic party, we will name every name, we will demand justice. we will call out every single solitary liar, con artist, who actively promoted a hoax, conspiracy theories, many for personal and political gain only, for power. this is now part of our mission going forward. tonight,t, we start with the chief conspiracy theorist of all of them, starting at the top: nbc news. tom brokaw, are you proud of your network tonight? rachel maddow, the face of msnbc, supposedly a news channel. yesterday, prominently featured on the cover of "the new york post," along with the title "mueller madness: who got it the most wrong?" they actually put up brackets of the media's numerous collusion conspiracy theorists. as you can see, oh, yeah, she is the number 1 seed. by the way, you can see my filled hood bracket on hannity.co

court judges, they were lied to, frauds committed before them.hey were never told about the dossier's author, hating trump. they were never told about the hyperpartisan nature, hillary clinton paid for it! they were never told that none of this was where freda corroborated, never told any of this! why wased carter page in the middle of all of this! why were his p constitutional rights allowed to be violated based on hillary clinton bought and paid for russian lies? why was the trump campaign's buydown because of clinton? bought and paid for russian lies? why is it none of this investigated? where is a special counsel for this? also, we now know, thanks to john sullivan, we now a high-ranking ukrainian official tried to help hillary clintonec get elected. interfere in our election. they did it by timing the release of embarrassing material about then campaign chairman paul manafort. you are grady and cort called it an illegal intrusion into the american election campaign. why was that not investigated by mueller? what about the uranium on scandal?

he lied. he directly asked me for a pardon. i said no. he lied again.f he really knew, the president, that cohen lied under oath, which is perjury, another crime, why are we just hearing about this now? >> well, that's a good question. another good question is, why isn't he telling this to robert mueller? this is relevant evidence to mueller's investigation. whatever conversations they did have about a pardon or anything else. if robert mueller was still thinking about the possibility of subpoenaing the president, getting a verbal interview with him, this would be further evidence in his arsenal. the other question is, who is telling the truth here? if michael cohen is someone who has admitted he lielied and fac severe consequences if he lies again. donald trump's record on this in particular is particularly bad. i think that's something people can figure in in their calculation. >> you know, if we are believing the president and michael cohen had a personal conversation where michael cohen asked the president for a pardon, it's impossible to know who t

this president has lied. he had not -- the president said he has not paid off anybody but he certainly ehas. >> there's now a movement -- you're in democratic leadership of course. you chair the finances services committee. >> tlts rr something you've called for in the past. >> as you know there's a coordinated effort between all of us. i'm on financial services and of course we have the ways and means committee and foreign affairs committee. we're meeting so we understand what each other are doing and that we're not necessarily bumping into each other and so we're coordinating our efforts and i think it's a very good thing that we're doing. >> just to be clear you favor nor dorse them moving to acquire the president's tax returns? >> absolutely. and that's in the ways and means. absolutely. this president has lied about his tax returns. he said thaw were being audited and because of that he could not share them. but he's never intended to share his tax returns because he knows year going to find out a lot ab

i wouldn't be surprised at -- >> so many lies, so little time. after the break, who does america believe, the president or michael cohen? >>> news that north korea began rapidly rebuilding launch sites days after the summit fell apart. >>> and the trouble with nepotism, the national security edition. ivanka trump, the president's daughter, also intelligence officials and senior house staff, all those stories coming up. coming up >>> quinnipiac out with new numbers that our president may not like. 64% of americans believe the president committed crimes before taking office. 45% of americans think he committed crimes while in office as our president. and get this. when you hold trump's words up against the testimony of his former fixer, michael cohen, who has been convicted of lying to congress and is going to jail, 50% of americans believe michael cohen and only 35% of them believe trump. this is like a poll made for you. >> it is. i'll say two things made about it. one, the polls have consistently showed, since trump's candidacy, that americans s

i mean, he lied about so many different things.as actually impressed that he didn't say, "well, i think there was collusion for this reason or that." he didn't say that. he said, "no collusion." and i was -- you know, a little impressed that, frankly. he could've -- he could have gone all out. he only went about 95% instead 100%. >> seth: i love that trump is impressed that cohen lied 95% of the time, but not 100% of the time. [ laughter ] trump talks about not lying the way the rest of us talk about those guys who climbains without any equipment. it's like, "well, that's impressive. i could never do that." [ trughter ] p, of course, is a pathological liar. his instinct is to lie about everything from russian inclusion the smallest and most meaningless details. in fact, here's an example of e the dumbest things trump has ever lied about. you might remember that last week this cl of trump meeting with the ceo of apple, tim cook, went viral. >> you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much, tim apple.

like the first time a kid lies to his pa rents the first time a kid lies to his parents or lies to theankly about your own first big lie, and it seems to me important to discuss it because it isa me important to discuss it because it is a lie about something that is so it is a lie about something that is so fundamental to israeli consciousness, tojewish consciousness, tojewish consciousness, the holocaust. you told a lie, i think you are nine yea rs told a lie, i think you are nine years old, in your own school, about your own grandmother and her experiences during the second world war. tell me what you did, exactly, and why you did it, now you reflect upon it? the first thing i will tell you, it is amazing how you ask this andi you, it is amazing how you ask this and i feel the blood you, it is amazing how you ask this and ifeel the blood rushing in my cheeks as if i was nine years old again. and to talk about it in front of the television, if my grandmother would see that she would kill me. so my grandmother was not, luckily for her, a holocaust survivor, even though my family had me

he lied. he directly asked me for a pardon. i said no. he lied again.badly wanted to work at the white house. he lied again. what does it say to you? >> the president is obsessed with cohen and his testimony to congress and that the chairman of the oversight committee said if the president is saying this i'm happy he can pick up the phone and call me any time. we can talk about this. i always said trump tweeting is the true trump. you understand this is getting under his skin and you have to ask yourself why. >> yeah. >> and the president's comments, a direct contradiction to what he testified to under oath before congress last week when he said i never asked for for would i accept a pardon from president trump. who should you believe? >> we plight might be able to a that if the president's allies get what it looks like they with asking for. the issue for the president and his team is that in order to really answer the question you'll get somebody under oath that would know. in that tweet it is the president. so if they really want to nail michael cohen

which might sound bad but it's much better than being lied into a bad threesome. and we have that going in a moment i'll go through the top four times americans were lied into wars but let's first talk about this past weekend violence broke out on the venezuelan border with colombia in a staged photo op courtesy of our american president well american government how do you know it was a staged photo op because richard branson was at the front of it all right but you know one sign you're not looking at a real grassroots uprising when a billionaire with a snobby accent is leading it he's he's got eighty billion dollars and he's delivering a sack of mangoes to feed a million venis well and i don't think. furthermore furthermore senator marco rubio and coup leaders claimed the venezuelan national guard burned a u.s. aid trucks on the bridge in colombia but all available evidence points in the opposite direction but that's not the end of the face diarrhea spread by c.n.n. and as n.b.c. and fox there's also things like the venezuelan people have nothing they don't even

li we need private security for our scenario they can't go out there all alone. that's why i started this new venture got your back water. moving all your paramilitary men and mercenaries from threats out there such as questions. was what my boss will call your boss. or your boss well go ahead call him i guess the other you know i. was told that ok you do that leverage occasion recently a very interesting textbook came out and sober. asking where the authors got their information for more on this we sent redacted correspondent natalie mcgill to arizona she filed this report. this is a message to americans about something we've been in denial about for years i think it's time we finally face reality that we have a coke problem. no no not that kind of. not that coke either they're bad for other reasons look this coke jesus christ. of course there are some of them who already knew we had a coke problem since their family's money helped fund citizens united suppression laws and climate change denier propaganda for america's teachers like why scientists disagree about

she lied about.epeated by donald trump himself in the white house, lying about that. >> and i have no dealing with russia. i have no deals in russia. i have no deals that could happen in russia because we have stayed away. >> i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge no person that i deal with -- >> you know, we knew those were allies because of the testimony of michael cohen. and a letter of intent to develop a tower in moscow that trumped signed in october of 2015. remember, he told us throughout the 2016 campaign he had nothing to do with russia. it was a lie and i'm just wondering at this point, should we have started following, like, seth rich stories? should we do investigations on something else? no. no. bus actually when everybody around the president was lying about contacts with one of our foreign adversaries. >> that's a news story. >> that's a "new york times" job. david, that's rolling stone's jab ejob. matt and sean, i know it's not your job. >> definitely not his. >

he lied to us. the judge agreed with the special counsel's office there in washington, d.c., that paul manafort lied and was not cooperative. nonetheless, will he get any more significant time after today? it could be, but it could also be that the judge agrees to put all of these sentences together and, therefore, he wouldn't get any additional time. the big question still remains here right now in virginia. how much prison time is paul manafort going to get? >> remember, he's 69 years old, turns 70 april 1st, less than a month way. if he gets 15, 20, 25 years, whatever he gets, that could be a life sentence. susan, it was a big win for the special counsel, robert mueller, when manafort was convicted. he was convicted on various counts, five counts tax fraud, two counts bank fraud, one count hiding foreign bank accounts from federal authorities, next week, convicted of conspiracy to commit witness tampering, conspiracy to his illegal ukrainian lobbying and money laundering. what connection, if any,

there's a lot of focus on the lies and lies about it. i understand why there's focus on lies about it. but to me what you just asked is the interesting question. what about jared kushner is so wrong, is so unsafe that you cannot trust him with this information? after all, surely the cia knew they were under pressure to get to yes on his background check. kushner had an interim clearance for 18 months. he was getting a lot of secret information. and to go to the white house and say you can't grant him permanent clearance. and then to have two of the president's trusted aides, john kelly and don mcgahn, agree and say he shouldn't get a clearance, there must be something very, very scary there, very bad there, about either foreign influence, about recklessness in handling this information. and i hope our focus on the lies is important, but we need to get to the bottom of what jared kushner has done that makes him such a security threat. >> can i make a point? >> yeah, go ahead. >> i was going to say as someone who has written a lot of criti

lied to congress. six different times. >> t president of the united states the lead attorney for him and essentially unofficial political adviser for a decade is this y person just described. >> i don't know about a political adviser. >> you just described. - we could >> you know he took credit for launching the trump campaign single handedly. >> does it bother you that donald trump surrounded -- kept this man as ahim as,co why did a confidant? >> you would have to ask -- that bother you >> not really. >> why? >> it just doesn't. what i know is what the president has done as two years as president of e united states. the democrats -- the press never seems to want to talk about this. think abors the two y under president trump's leadership, taxes reduced, regulations reduced, economy growing as an unbelievable rate. gorsuch andanaugh on the court, out of the iran deal, salem, hostagee home from north korea and there is a new nafta agreement coming just to name a few things. that's what i tend to focus o

lied about his meetings with the russians, and jared kushner lied about his age. [ laughter ] "sir, you can't come into the cigar room." "but i just turned 18." [ laughter ] there's still a lot we don't know about the russia investigation. but one thing we do know, is that almost everyone who's under investigation has lied. either they're lying to cover up something really bad or they're suffering from a serious case of -- >> russia collusion delusion. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with john mulaney, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. (vo) parents have a way of imagining the worst... ...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. [ping] at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the all-new subaru forester. the safest forester ever. hurry in to old navy for thirty percent off your entirepurchase or forty percent off when you use or open and use

i lied repeatedly. i show it to spaend lot of federal government money for trial and i feel bad because i got convicted. he is 70. i feel bad for him but at a professional level you lifeline after lifeline. do you this think the seven and a half years is too light, too tough? >> i think it's too light. when you look at what manafort did the guy wrote a new textbook on obstructing justice every step of the way. he lied to banks, to the irs, to the fbi, to his own lawyers, to congress, to the court, to mueller. that is serious stuff. i know people try to play it off as a process crime. all of us know that hits at the heart of what we try to do every day. let's not forget he stole millions of dollars from the united states government. that's why it is so strange to see the government today say i feel bad for him. he stole $6 million from the government you're supposed to be running. >> when he pled guilty it meant the prosecutors were not going to try him for more crimes in dd. krfrmt and would not try him

the words coming out are lies. untrue things. lies. "new york times" reports tonight it was president trump, oh, shocker who ordered then chief of staff john kelly to give kushner top secret clearance. joining me, chris lou. mystery solved. not that surprising but how big a deal is it? >> it's a big deal. and i say that and it's hard to get shocked by anything these days, but let's look at the process. this is a process that's run by career security officials who evaluate not only your travels, your financial dealings, your contacts, and they weigh it in terms of the national security risk and these career officials said jared kushner posed a security risk. it got bumped up to the white house counsel and to both credits, jared kushner did not deserve a clearance. and yes, the president can override it but it's disingenuous to say he doesn't know about this process. he revoked john brennan's security clearance, so he knows how this works. this is a big deal. >> one thing to keep in mind, when you think about both career officials, human

they bludgeoned him with those lies and they all knew it was lies. >> they never thought he would become president. they never thought they would have to explain this, sean. that's the most important factor and they went as far as not eag allowing the f.b.i. to look at hillary clinton's -- that's it. >> and they continue to hope that the information is going to be corroborated, even when michael cohen was on capitol hill they were still on the issue, had he been to prague. >> sean: where is the attorney general loretta lynch? what did she know? when did she know it? i would like to know what obama knew, sarah, and when he knew it. i'll give you the last word. >> the most important thing, sean is for them to investigate this thoroughly and follow through on all the criminal referrals that have gone to william barr and the attorney general. >> sean: we need to go right back to the beginning. we now know without any shadow of a doubt hillary clinton's investigation was rigged. and they tried to sabotage trump with russian lies. they fed to you, the american people, they leaked them. they us

lied to congress. six different times. >> the president of the united states, the lead attorney for him and unofficial political adviser for a decade. >> i don't know about a -- >> you just described. you just described. we can --? >> he took credit for launching a campaign single-handedly. >> does it bother you that donald trump kept this man as a confidant for everything you've described him as, why did he keep him as a confidant? >> you'd have to ask -- >> does that bother you? >> not really. >> why? >> it just doesn't. what i know is what the president's done is two years as president of the united states. the democrats never seem to want to talk about this. think about the two years under president trump's leadership. taxes reduced, regulations reduced, economy growing at an unbelievable rate, lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. gorsuch and kavanaugh on the court and out of the iran deal, hostages home from north korea and a new nafta agreement coming. that's what i focus on is the amazing recor

there are lies here. the president's lying about security clearances. he's lying about what his intelligence committee has told him, according to this report. these are big and these matter. all ryle right sam, phil, john, thank you. >>> lawmakers not done with michael cohen. he was libehind closed doors yesterday. the house intelligence committee wants to hear even more. michael cohen's lawyer says what he had to tell them behind closed doors was a game changer. we'll discuss next. if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. ♪ ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. linzess is not a laxative. it works differently to help you get ahead of your recurring constipation and belly pain. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to child

>> the president lied about it. ivanka lied about it.ared kushner's attorney abbe lowell made a false statement either because he lied or his client lied to him. ken is right, the president has the authority to grant security access to whoever he wants, but the fact that they all lied about it tells you they knew it wasn't an appropriate exercise. aside from the security risk, aside from the lying, which are big things to set aside, obviously, this is such an insult to the more than 4 million americans who have security clearances. they have to go through a rigorous process. they have to talk about past drug use, about their relationships with foreign officials, any foreign debts they have. they have to uphold a certain standard the entire time they have that security clearance. for someone whose only qualification to have that clearance is because he happened to be born wealthy enough to marry the daughter of a future president of the united states, for him to upend those rules and get a security clearance despite those risks because of

. >> you lied. >> he lies. >> you are a liar. >> liar, liar, pants on fire. >>> and president trump tells a conservative conference what he thinks of all the investigators. >> and you will of a sudden they're trying to take you out with [ bleep ]. >> i will talk to the vice-chairman of the senate intelligence committee, democrat mark warner and to the ranking republican on the house oversight committee, jim jordan. >>> plus democrats and activists are arguing over impeaching the president. >> impeachment of this corrupt and lawless president is a first

he lied! the president's aides at the white house have been trying to impress upon him, be calm, don't get animated. he tried to talk about the economy today. everything is good. the democrats that power the house now, they want all the documents about this cohen pardon conversation. they want witnesses about this cohen pardon conversation. >> and they want witnesses about whether the president lied about him seeking a pardon. they said he hadn't asked for a pardon after a certain day, which he would say. -- the president waited for over a week to bring up that michael cohen had asked him directly for a pardon. cnn had reported that michael cohen was under the impression of, i think back in december, before he started cooperating that he couldn't maybe get a pardon from the president, but the president came out directly today that he asked him for one personally which takes it above the lawyers which we thought the conversations had been. it's interesting the president had waited this long whe

he was asked where he lied. he said no. he lied to the american people.inton lied under oath. both of these things i wish we didn't have to talk about that. but one person was impeached. the difference is he lied blatant to the american people, not under oath? >> i wish it was the only time presidents lied, to the american people. we can go back to just about every single president that lie to the american people. that's not impeachable. when you lie under oath in a court of law, that is. i think you'll find a lot of republicans will have a big problem if trump is shown to have lied under oath. i think that will be a very different bar. >> i don't think you will. i think you'll final republicans finding a way to shift the goalpost. newt gingrich in a candid moment did not say he was worried about the president's testimony. he did not say that he was worried about the president's behavior. given that he was engaged in some of the same behavior himself as was his successor. he said we're going to impeach the president because we can. because we have the pow

these people with so many lies, and lies before congress, which is just about the ultimate, sworn testimony where comey told so much, and he leaked classified information! well, if somebody in our team leaked classified information, it would be years in jail!

told those same lies.hat this verdict today means is we're not guaranteed equal justice under the law.no if mueller wants to prove that's noto true, he needs let everyby know don jr. isn't getting a break because he's the president's son. >> larger question. i hate to say larger than justs but it's politics. i've been heard today they may be a little dodgy. if we go after the kids, he will explode and some dams say we don't mind if he explodes because these kids have done something wrong h and if he exploesds, fine. >> they're not a monolith. some are keen to even go after ivanka trump. she's very much someone who some members believe they're not doing enoof scrutinize. at the same time a bunch of new democrats won in the district that are politically more moderate and they're worried about elections.ic if they believe they can be accused of a family-focussed witch hunt, they are weighing the political costs there. so it's causing tension and friction within the democratic congance >> i met them years ago