more in the story let's bring in our financial correspondent only bartz and frankfurt li how important is this increase in u.s. all shipments to europe for european companies. it is important it's very important it's one of the main factors why the oil price here has come down also another factor is of course the perception that the world economy is slowing and other psychological factors like the geo political crises also contributing to oil coming down that melds into a picture and there's practically no other raw materials market that is so moving so quickly as the oil price and which makes itself felt in the business world but also with the consumer as quickly as in this market and that's important because if you see now the world economies slowing are there all sorts of warnings we've talked about this already this week from the i and i for example it's important oil comes down and it's a lot lower than it was in october when it was starting to worry people now the oil prices around fifty two dollars for american like crude and in just a few short months ago it was about twenty do

if you believe that michael cohen lied, then you've got to believe that the president lied too. that's how it works. logic, fact, reality, it works that way. if michael cohen lied about hush money, didn't trump? come on, people, use your brain. but cohen says the gop is falling into the same trap that he did. do anything. say anything to protect donald trump. >> everybody's job at the trump organization is to protect mr. trump. every day most of us knew we were coming in, and we were going to lie for him on something, and that became the norm. and that's exactly what's happening right now in this country, and it's exactly what's happening here in government, sir. >> so let me ask you this question. so is this what the trump presidency has done to us? has it turned us into a nation that will accept anything from a man who told us that he could shoot somebody in the middle of 5th avenue and not lose voters? >> the president, unlike my cohen for trump that has 1,000 followers, he's got over 60 million people. and when mr. trump turned around early in the campaign and said, i can shoot somebod

how it would go. >> those who question my motives are in being here today, i understand. i have lied. i am not a liar. i have done bad things. but i am not a bad man. >> cohen did not fool anyone on the committee, certainly not the republicans, led by ranking member jim jordan. many of them calls out cohen for pro vary kateing as he has throughout this sorry episode. >> first announce witness to a guy who is going to prison in two months for lying on congress. >> let that sink in, he is going to prison for lying to congress, she is the -- and he is the star witness. >> a liar, a cheater, a convinced liar. >> mr. cohen you claim you lied but not a liar, if you lie, you are a liar. lou: ra radical dimms ignores ft that cohen is an admitted maligner with an axe to grind. elections have consequences. and while you can blame the radical dimms and we do, you can also thank paul ryan for making today's sort the spectical possible. >> still ahead, tonight, congresswoman caroll miller trashing michael cohen's hearing as a total waste of time. >> i am very disappointed to have you in front of t

he's either lied about how wealthy wealthy he is and how much money he makes and the claim to being as he's lied about his connections to foreign interests. maybe he's lied about how he acquired his wealth. the inheritance is from his father. there's so many possibilities here for deception. and i think also, he could wind up being exhibit 1a for what's wrong with the tax system. we may discover that he hasn't paid much in taxes at all for a very long time. and the public's going to see this and think, well, wait a minute, how is this person who's ostensibly so rich not paying taxes the way that i'm paying taxes? so there's nothing good in this for him. >> and you have said and others that there's absolutely no evidence that he's presented -- actual evidence that has been presented that he's a billionaire. >> i'm not sure that he is. you know, he's one of these people who has hectored the various lists insisting that he be put on them as a billionaire. you know, i think during the campaign, it was $10 billion or $12 billion he was worth, but when he and tim o'brien were in court over

journalists are are left or liberal or democrat or whatever word you want to give it how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all. and there is no gray is no gray told one way or logan's interview was marked by some who took to twitter to claim that she can't be trusted because of her involvement in a dubious report in benghazi back in twenty thirty others have alleged that her opinions are motivated by failure to be hired by any of the outlets logan left her post last year is chief foreign affairs correspondent and c.b.s. if you tell that position for sixteen years she's also hosted the popular sixty minutes program which aired the floor twenty thirty in benghazi reporters mentioned kerry sheffield from accuracy in media inquiries though with logan. they're very reflective of reality i'm glad that someone working very mainstream organization has finally willing to be open and honest so i think that many conservatives such as myself we've been really looking for honest truth tellers

signalling actually trying to achieve well take it from one of the best in the business how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it. and there is no gray we seem to be doing today is substituting. the law and the courts for trial by media so with this kind of atmosphere in the media and this level of discourse in american politics ensuring that justice stays blind when it comes to the just the small that case gets a little bit trickier. r.t. new york. right back to the vietnam capital how noir which is playing host to the much anticipated second summits between president from the leader of north korea kim jong il we've now got solid and some happy to say let's have a listen if we can to what's been spoken about. it with those two hundred sixty might be reached during the last. necessary and it was the teachers we do. with these women. who were moved out of the funk even though we want. to put our hopes you know. it's. you know we. were just going to be carried it's an honor to be together

yes. >> kept bringing up cohen's past and how he lied repeatedly for what he is headed to. cohen was pressed on how he worked for trump for so long if he was such a bad person. >> he said all of these things about the president and you worked for him for ten years. all of those bad things, i mean, if it's that bad i can see you working for him for ten days, maybe ten weeks, maybe even ten months. but you worked for him for ten years. mr. cohen, how long did you work for the white house? >> i never worked in the white house. >> that's the point isn't it? >> no it's not. >> you want today work in the white house. >> no, sir. >> you didn't get brought to the dance. >> sources tell cnn cohen did want to work at the white house. they pressed imhim if he was planning to make money. >> what is your source of income in the future? >> i don't expect i will have a source of income in the penitentiary. >> is there a book deal coming or anything like that? >> i have no book deal. i have been contacted by many including television, a movie. >> it is overnight where the president is and a

most journalists are left or liberal or democrat oh whatever word you want to give it how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all and there's no grade is no gray sole one way lara logan chief foreign affairs correspondent at the c.b.s. news channel for sixteen years she also hosted the popular program sixty minutes a curry sheffield from accuracy and media agrees with lara logan they're very reflective on reality i'm glad someone working very mainstream organization has finally willing to be open and honest so i think that many conservatives such as myself we've been really looking for honest truth tellers like laura logan to just bring some reality into the conversation a lot of conservatives huge and a study that showed that the vast majority of republicans believe that the mainstream media do not understand people like we see over and over to me to journalists having to retract their stories or to correct their stories so if the mainstream media really wants to improve our countr

most journalists are left or liberal or democrat oh whatever word you want to give it how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all and there's no gray is no gray it's all one way logan's podcast interview was mocked by some who claims you can't be trusted because of her involvement in a dubious report on benghazi back in twenty thirteen others have alleged she simply can't find a job with the quote legitimate outlets as biased a local left a post of chief foreign affairs correspondent at c.b.s. where she had worked for sixteen years she also hosted the popular program sixty minutes for a stent which floored twenty thirteen benghazi report just mentioned kerry sheffield from accuracy in media agrees with lara logan. very reflective of reality i'm glad that she is someone working for a mainstream organization whose family well into the open and honest so i think that many conservatives such as myself we've been really looking for honest truth tellers like laura logan to just be bring s

signalling actually trying to achieve well take it from one of the best in the business how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all and there's no gray we seem to be doing today is substituting. the law and the courts for trial by media so with this kind of atmosphere in the media and this level of discourse in american politics ensuring that justice stays blind when it comes to the justice mallette case it's a little bit trickier kaleb lupton r.t. new york. for the wall street journal correspondent joe lauria thinks the discourse and the role all of news anchors have transformed greatly and not for the best. what has happened is what that film that worked addicted to the anchor or the presenter becomes the story they have their own show now they're paid nowness amounts of money millions and millions of dollars a year to be the face of the news and people are supposed to name because of the personality not the news and it's an tain meant show much more of a news and a bunch of people

signalling actually trying to achieve well take it from one of the best in the business how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all and there's no gray we seem to be doing today is substituting. the law and the courts for trial by media so with this kind of atmosphere in the media and this level of discourse in american politics ensuring that justice stays blind when it comes to the just the small at case it's a little bit trickier than r.t. new york. the way the news is shaping up this wednesday morning from moscow who are not international with the coven known for the rest of the team have a great day. this city creates its own kind of virtual reality it has the greatest number of skyscrapers in the world the highest population density. and is southeast asia's largest financial center. property prices on astronomic one square meter costs as much as two hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars despite this two hundred fifty thousand people live in squalid conditions the u.n. describes as

signalling actually trying to achieve well take it from one of the best in the business how do you know you're being lied to how do you know you're being manipulated how do you know there's something not right with the coverage when they simplify it all and there's no gray we seem to be doing today is substituting. the law and the courts for trial by media so with this kind of atmosphere in the media and this level of discourse in american politics ensuring that justice stays blind when it comes to the justice mallette case gets a little bit trickier than r.t. new york. former wall street journal correspondent joe lauria thinks the discourse of the role of these news anchors a lot of transformed greatly over the years not for the best. what has happened is what that film network to addicted to the anchor or the presenter becomes the story they have their own show now they're paid homeless amounts of money millions and millions of dollars a year to be the face of the news and people are supposed to name because of the personality not the news and it's an chain meant show much more of a news and a bunch of

where do you think the blame lies in how frank has been treated?” riendly but hostile towards scales professionals. —— skilled professionals. —— skilled professionals. if you were able to get married, you would get a right to reside in no time, or if you have a british trial. if you fall through the system like frank, that is the end of the road. there should be common sense approach to immigration in the united kingdom, it cannot continue to lose professionals like frank. his life has been turned upside down, and he has voluntarily returned to nigeria.” upside down, and he has voluntarily returned to nigeria. i can't take it any more, sorry, when britons come to my country, i don't want to use immigrant, even, that says that they snuck through the port in the night. we called them x exit, they live in swa nky we called them x exit, they live in swanky areas. i have four postgraduate degrees, should not be treated like this. there is no aspect of this story which is not awful. and there is so much very wrong here. the problem as with many problems in

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clearly lied and how do you know the what they're going to say we're supposed to trust their expertise that oh yes all of russia and all of these outlets are combining to push polls the jabbered you know but but we're supposed to trust new. information we just posed to take face value that's that's that's what i'd tend to avoid sure they tend to avoid taking using sources from people who've been caught blatantly lying or in ways that could cause a national incident the way that gets people killed yes you know and that's the thing such a response to that i think was pretty on point is that as commander in chief i will work to end the new cold war nuclear arms race and slide into nuclear war that is why the neo con we'll have more mongers will do anything to stop me and that's it that is exactly the problem you know the neo cons and they all libs and there is a muslim everything else they just don't like somebody who just they don't like anybody who has like a moral compass and tries to paint with them with hurt the most love them. as the minutes ticked

and it is bad enough that the sacklers reportedly lied about how addictive their drugs are but according to the court filing, they then turned around and blamed their victims for getting addicted in the first place. >> the newly unredacted complaint points to a strategy allegedly employed by the company to blame the addict. in a confidential 2001 email richard sackler then purdue chairman and president wrote we have to hammer on the abusers in every way possible, they are the culprit and the problem. they are reckless criminals. >> in is pure evil. like pure evil. they got people hooked on their product and then tried to demonize them for being hooked. this is like if a guy at cinnabon was like it have you tied the cinnabon bread stick, have you tried the cinnamon sticks, you have to try the caramel pecan bun, yeah, yeah, and you do not want to get on the plane without the ten piece center sweeties, you got me, i will try them all, enand then he's like you fat [bleep] you disgust me. what, what? according to allegations in the complaint, blaming the addict was just a small part of the sa

the prosecutors are so sure that he lied and how the judge is so sure now, more importantly, that he lied, that also makes you wonder why even and especially given that, he still went ahead and lied. who is is he trying to protect? is it as simple as he's trying to get a pardon? or is it something even deeper? >> so ali, what happens to manafort now? >> he goes to sentence, he gets the book thrown at him, he's going to get double-digit years and he has to sit back and wait for a pardon. there's no other escape hatch for him. will he get a pardon? i don't think so. first of all, he can't hurt the president anymore. he is done as a cooperator. he can't -- mueller will not cooperate him, the southern district will not cooperate him. he is -- what we used to call burned as a cooperator. so he can't hurt trump anymore. on the other hand, if trump pardons him, trump embraces all this stuff. that's going to hurt trump politically. my guess is trump doesn't pardon him or at least not until after november 2020. >> and what i am told by trump

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lies. also, how trump allegedly inflated the value and deflakted the valuation of his properties to avoid tax payments. the former fixer is also expected to explain why he lied to congress about the trump tower moscow deal and whether anyone instructed him to lie. michael cohen has always been the guy who knows where the political bodies are buried, the business bodies are buried and that begins today. >> absolutely. he's within of the few people who can connect the trump corporation to the trump campaign to the trump presidency. so with now with democrats in control of the house he'll be asked questions that he likely would not have had to answer when conservative who is were sympathetic to trump were controlling things. he's made clear that he really believes that he wants to use this opportunity to atone for he is sins. he believes he was involved in many of the issues that are in trump world that americans find problem at ek and he's hoping to use this opportunity to get some of those things straight. whether or not democrats actually trust him is no clear. there are some real questions p

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it is how they lied. it is how they obstructed our investigation.remember, people forget about this, people went out and said the dossier didn't have anything to do with it, all of this other stuff. we went down and look at all of the other stuff, and that is what we have been asking the president to declassify because we believe that what makes up that so-called "other stuff," is equally as bad as using political dirt. >> sean: i predict at one point he will. congressman, great work. thank you for updating us and being with us. devin nunes, thank you. >> thank you, sean peered >> sean: up next, a shocking new report on actual collusion between the clinton campaign and at least one high-ranking, biased fbi official, and guess what? criminal referrals probably straight ahead, as you just heard. i licked alan dershowitz, gregg jarrett are here with analysis. "villain of the day" of today is so bad, you are going to be outrage for what he did to a child. straight ahead. ♪ nct conversation] ♪ [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ when it

are blowing it out of proportion and the people who are in favor of it are telling the white lies about how great it's going to be. and really that's the way it turned out to my way of thinking. a lot of people who voted for it including the textile caucus , who came from mainly the southeastern united states but also in the northeastern united states and also including in manhattan in the garment district, but also in new england were generally in favor of it. but in the labor areas they were always a post to it and sort of the rust belt are and to continue to be. a lot of people felt like they made the a mistake in voting for it, but that's really where it was. but what happened was that in 1992, george bush of course negotiated the agreement. clinton gets blamed for it most often but he was opposed to it when it came to the actual election time and george bush said why are you opposed to it now, or at least your noncommittal about it when you were in favor of the negotiations, because clinton was a pro trade democrat. but at the time he said i want to see what happens on trade and labor,

lies. also how trump allegedly inflated the value of his assets to get on the "forbes" list and deflated the of his properties. he'll detail involvement in trump's payoff to stormy daniels and why he explained to congress about the moscow deal and if anybody obstructed him in that lie. >> attorney general rod rosenstein indicated he's advising the justice department to limit the release of special counsel robert mueller's findings. rod rosenstein was responding to a question about reforms the department and suggested that a public release of mueller's report related to those not charged with a crime is against doj guidelines. >> just because the government collects information doesn't mean the information is accurate and it can be misleading if you're overly transparent about the information that the government collects. we charge somebody with a violation we need to be prepared to prove it and the guidance i always gave my prosecutors and the agents i worked with during my tenure on front lines in law enforcement were if we aren't prepared to prove our case beyond a reasonable doubt in cour

environment and want to make a difference at this doesn't seem like an awful lot, and how much responsibility liesthat's right. at the moment the onus is on the consumer in order to put their stuff through to get recycled, so if you can put it back on the businesses and incorporate into everyday practice as it makes things a lot easier. chris, thank you. nice to see you. that is it from us today. have a great day whatever you are up to. bye—bye. hello. the february temperature record was set in 1998 when we saw a high of 19.7 celsius. whilst we may not break any records this week we are going to come close. increasingly mild if not warm air flooding up from africa as we head towards the end of the weekend into the weekend. while we may not see 19.7 celsius, somewhere is going to get to 17, maybe even 18 celsius. back to today and we are in between weather systems. this strip of cloud is yesterday's rain and this large mass of cloud in the atlantic will bring wet and windy weather into northern ireland through this afternoon. ahead of this we will keep some fairly frequent showers across western sc

and if you lied before, how can we believe you now?. he's just trying to save himself, but it's the truth. i'm innocent. i've never committed this crime. >> when testimony was over, it was up to the judge. would he order a new trial for chris tapp? or would he send him back to prison, maybe for good? >>> and then, four months later, a ruling. chris tapp was never threatened, restrained or handcuffed said the judge and thus was not in custody. appeal denied. >> the truth will set me free some day. >> you're pretty convinced of that? >> as the years go on, yeah. >> tapp's lawyers have vowed to continue that fight, long as they have to to file new appeals and for the first time since the murder, the two mothers at the center of the case can agree -- >> you come home everyday and you think, i had a son. sooner or later something's got to break. >> let him go. if the only thing his mother has is her only child, let him enjoy his mother, let his mother enjoy him. there's just two of them. that's all they have. science reveals those secrets.

how do you know you're being lied to? how do you know you're being manipulated?s no gray. it is all one way. well, life isn't like that. if it doesn't match real life, it is probably not, something is wrong, right so for example, you know, all the coverage on trump all the time is negative. there is nothing, there is nothing, no mitigating policy or event or anything that has happened since he was elected that is out there in the media that you can read about, right? that tells you that is distortion of the way things go in real life. although the media has always been history, always been left-leaning, we've abandoned our pretense or at least the effort to be objective today. steve: that is the key. a lot of effort. ainsley: a lot of people agree with her. we asked you guys when we aired that in the first hour of the show, to weigh in on this steve said, lara logan is right. the media is not fair. i wish they were. we must still keep voting if we ever expect to change. brian: vito, we as educated americans can see what the media stands for, are able to see what

the lies he's telling to reporters, when he's off camera he's joking behind the scenes how it's workingis working. this is also true to that point about him being the biggest loser. i wanted to chime in on that, how does he know that the trump organization -- this has been a big loser for them? he's supposed to have a firewall right now. i think the firewall is a complete joke. he does not get pressed on that and he gets wrapped around the axle in all of these lies and that's how it ties together. he's lying so much about the supposed firewall between the trump organization and his presidency, he doesn't even know anymore what he said, what this fair firewall is. when it initially started he supposedly had an ethics watchdog he was going to hire. i think if he knows they're losing money, that actually makes the risk higher for the fact there are conflicts because he wants people to do to his hotels. >> he also lets it slip he knows foreign leaders are staying in his hotels. so someone's telling him, whoever it is, whatever foernl government, there's been reporting at "the times" and pos

roger stone apparently lied to congress. how important is to do you and i've been asking everyone this too, have public hearings on these matters? >> i think they're preferred and it will be important. we're going to start holding hearings, obstruction of justice, abuse of power as well as witness intimidation. you can't really have those hearings if you don't have key witness withes such as michael cohen or roger stone. >> is that made public yet? obstruction of justice and witness tampering and what else? >> abuse of power. let me give the background. before popical talk about the question of impeachment, you need have a record. donald trump and his associates presumed innocent like anybody in america. all we have really are newspaper articles. we've got special counsel mueller indictments. what we nide to do in the houses is have people under oath give testimony when you subpoena documents. we create this record with hearings and then american people can decide later this year what they want to do. >> those hearings, those ha

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now, that is a -- that is eye-opening if that's why manafort lied, but how trump reacts to it now that manafort has been caught in that lie is going to be all the more fascinating. >> i heard chairman schiff say that. i have to say, it's the only thing i've heard where i can see the logic to it. it's like, okay, that makes sense to me. i get that. but, boy, it is -- it is so strange to try to figure out from this distance as we watch it. >> well, yeah. and paul manafort just as a human being, his -- >> yes. >> the drama of his life -- >> yeah. >> is about to get very, very dark. what barb macquaid was just explaining about. he's looking at 24 to 30 years and he turns 70 on april 1st. >> rachel, his lying to prosecutors is not the first choice he's made that surprises me. he's had kind of a lifetime of those. >> yeah. yeah. >> thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> well, we do have other breaking news tonight. the broo we were just discousining with rachel and that is, of course, that a federal judge who will decide the sentencing of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort has

one because when the judge yesterday was very clear in terms half they believed paul manafort lied about, how it all happened. just your gut reaction, what does this tell us about where paul manafort is and where the special counsel is? >> what i couldn't get out my head was the picture i saw in court the other day of paul manafort who is physically transformed from the business, the brisk looking businessman who walked into prison. he is hobbled over, he's walking with a cane. he apparently has gout. he looks disoriented the he is looking at a likely life sentence in prison. putting aside the politics and the larger implications just the what he has dup one to his own e by committing these crimes by lying is extraordinary. the real possibility is that paul manafort will never be free again. >> and why did he do it, then? given that situation, why did he lie? and just let's tell people what he did lie about. interaction dollars and communications with konstantin kilimnik who is this figure who has known ties to russian intelligence, so says the fbi. manafort lied about $125,000 in legal bills

people ever going to make their minds up what they do want well yeah i guess my next question lies i mean how are our european leaders going to be. and all are. going to have a lot of good things to say ah me. no i mean i mean the european leaders keep saying. she won't there's no majority for anything inside parliament you know there are people who want in there who want. to want no deal to want to crush out there are people who want the labor party who want to stay in the customs union there are a group of people who don't want to leave it's old and none of them can coalesce around any sort of position that can get the majority and so the european union left thinking well go on then do something and you're starting to hear you know really angry voices from usually sanguine politicians to the dutch prime minister said today that he fears the u.k. is becoming a little country losing influence around the world sets adrift in the north atlantic and too small to go around bossing other countries and telling the european union in particular this is how things should be and you do start to wonder

li: yeah. >> williams: how are you going to compete with that? "the clothes may be beautiful," he explained, "but you can't wear them every day." so the tesla is the super-model, and you're the girl next door? >> li: yeah. >> williams: auto analyst michael dunne says the first challenge for nio is to overcome china's reputation for building cheap, low-quality cars. are they trying to knock tesla out of china, and take on tesla, perhaps globally? >> dunne: there's plenty of market here to allow tesla to play and nio to play. what nio needs to do is establish credibility with consumers and say, "we're legit. we're a really good car." >> williams: in september, nio became the first chinese all- electric car company to debut on the new york stock exchange. the splashy initial public offering raised a billion dollars. this is the race car? a nio team has competed on the formulae circuit for two seasons, including this race in brooklyn, new york-- proof that electric cars are catching up with gas engines in power and speed. but nios are really designed

has guide has -- this guy told over 8000 lies in his presidency. how can republicans sit back and praise this man? guest: sn's you hit hibbler, the discussion becomes pretty ridiculous -- as soon as you hit hitler's, the discussion become ,- hitler's, the -- hitler the discussion becomes pretty ridiculous. -- not as good at doing it as other politicians. sometimes i think the press often focuses on it a lot more than they did in the past. i am not going to say he does not lie, he does. it is not as far out of the norm as people suspect. host: a tweet on the screen from senator lindsey graham, one of the president's closest supporters in the senate. i stand firmly behind president trump ticket decision to use executive power to build a wall, barriers we desperately need. i want to go to an earlier point because if there is a democrat in the white house and a democratic president issue some sort of national emergency, how do you think senator graham would respond? guest: he would probably say it is not an emergency. hypocrisy runs through both parties al