writes about us and they never write anything good or even neutral about this they only write lies lies lies so we go in palm until elections in two weeks a hard time for any country and as they say here everybody wants to be on the streets these days to make their voice heard pre-production and r.t. from stockholm in sweden well as mention the marias report there another rally was held today a march by workers unions to find out more or to go to maria from washington twitter feed for updates thing from sweden ahead of the election. but it's not only protests that have shaken sweden of late a string of recent arson attacks rocked the country with authorities describing them as organized and prepared police said up c. one hundred cars were damaged or destroyed early this month most of them in sweden second biggest city of gotham book. well police have so far arrested three suspects although any motive behind the attack is unknown some media reports and politicians have shifted the blame to the right wing social democrat party claiming that such an incident would benefit the parties and gratia

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this and why the prosecution tries to simplify it and says this case is about paul manafort's lies, lies, lies. three days on a full deliberation of a trial that had about eight days of testimony is not out of the ordinary or pause for the prosecution but it should be a reason for worry. and would be more if they asked for testimony. they sent out no notes and none of the notes requested testimony. they do not have the transcript of the testimony. the testimony is far better for the defense. that's what their argument was really premised on, as everyone has been saying, the documents are for the prosecution. to the extent they're focusing on the documents, that favors the prosecution. it could just be 18 complicated counts with different facts, reflective of their questions as well. >> andy, intellectually we understand the documents are the star witness. there are people -- i remember the day those charges were disclosed, people were looking at them and saying, this will be easy, you don't need witnesses, they had witnesses but you didn't even need them. did you, when listening to the present

lies. lie lies. just lie lies. >> you have killed other people?ot kill people. >> guys, that's it please. to school. learning. >> one thing we learn second down no one is safe on the show. 14 characters were killed off last season and the cast says fans can expect more. >> yes. it's not fun. >> really good actors have left our show this year because their characters are in a bad place at a bad time. >> guest stars. maybe your friend, jennifer aniston? >> yeah. boy, that would be interesting, wouldn't it? >> i planted a seed there. >> you never know what's going to be happen in the ozarks. >> that would be good. she's friendly with jennifer. she took home her emmy for "friends." next month we'll find out with jason wins for "ozark." >>> coming travel consideration provided by -- >>> there is no limit to what a ma'am can do. there is eva longoria baston directing a tv show while caring for her son. the show will premier in 2019. >> i love that she's not missing a beat. can i get one for the dads? how about enrique iglesias entertaining his kids? not

lies. lie lies. just lie lies. >> you have killed other people? kill people. >> guys, that's it please. to school. learning. >> one thing we learn second down no one is safe on the show. 14 characters were killed off last season and the cast says fans can expect more. >> yes. it's not fun. >> really good actors have left our show this year because their characters are in a bad place at a bad time. >> guest stars. maybe your friend, jennifer aniston? >> yeah. boy, that would be interesting, wouldn't it? >> i planted a seed there. >> you never know what's going to be happen in the ozarks. >> that would be good. she's friendly with jennifer. she took home her emmy for "friends." next month we'll find out with jason wins for "ozark." >>> coming next on kron-4 news at eight: a heavy police response and multiple schools locked down during a search for a gun ... on a local campus. students and parents describe the tense moments. and breaking news....a thought to be missing mother and daughter located safely. where authorities say they were found. plus...

lies. michael cohen was also lied to a bank. he lied about income in terms of cheating american taxpayers on tax money. lied to a bank about debt that he held in order to get a loan. >> we're awash with all of these stories of people who put their personal financial interests over the interests of the american public, over government. over being good citizens of our country. there is no question that it is -- it's almost hard to imagine how much of a swamp we have seen today. >> these are the people that the president either held closely in his orbit before he became president or chose while he was running. >> yeah, you said it before. i think we do judge people by the company they keep, and the president chose these people as company. >> yeah, anne milgram, appreciate it. jeff toobin as well. >> today's guilty vukts and guilty pleas by two men who worked with president trump is something that has rarily happened to a sitting president. we'll talk about all the president's men with a man who worked in a president's white house. >> also,

. >> there are three kinds of lies, lies, and lies, and statistics said mark twain. it rains through the two parties been the recent economic statistic two weeks out from the midterm elections. gdp growing at a 4.2 perspective, unemployment is down to 3.9 in july. productivity is rising at 2.9% for the second quarter. all evidence, national economic council says that we are crushing it. >> we are beating the estimates. at 3% zone we may be moving into a 4% zone. >> capital spending was up 10%, can you imagine? what is the last time you heard anything being up 10%? democrats note that middle-class wages remain flat. >> for too long we have relied on gdp alone as a bellwether for how americans are faring the economy when we should be looking as well as income data across the economic spectrum. >> hausman nancy pelosi dismissed that as "four and for all that." historically low on employment for latinos and blacks, she didn't go there. the new sheet indicated that a growth sustained saying the economy is strong and inflation is new to your percent. most people who want a

prosecutors slamming paul manafort for a fourth day showing he lied on his taxes, lies, lies, and more lies is the story from prosecutors and let's be clear, roger stone and paul manafort were not coffee boys like team trump has tried to dismiss another trump aide who pleaded guilty in the russia informati information. >> mr. manafort who is a respected man. >> will stone or manafort flip on trump. >> we heard some of the most damaging testimony from paul manafort's accounts and one in particular. she is cindy laporta, she got an immunity deal from the special counsel in order to testify and what she represents is an insider, someone who according to prosecutors and her own testimony she was involved in the conspiracy to help paul manafort move some of this money from these offshore accounts and in cyprus that he did not dedlid declare to the irs and then he fudge it had numbers so he could lie on his income taxes. there was one part of the testimony in which she described a loan for $900,000. i think we have the exhibits the government showed in court for a $900,000 loan in 2014 and a

i believed my religion all my life and they lied and they lied and they lied, so his statement todayylvania are just the latest in an ongoing worldwide scandal for the church. police in the vatican arrested a former papal diplomat earlier this year on suspicion of possessing child pornography. in australia, an archbishop has been convicted of concealing child abuse by another priest. in chile, all 31 of the country's bishops offered to resign over a child sex scandal and cover—up. and in ireland, historical abuse is reported to have been endemic. pope francis is expected to meet victims when he visits next week. it's just a ploy and a sham, because he is coming to dublin at the weekend. if he is in any way genuine about this statement and if he is sorry about all these atrocities, let him agree to an inquiry. this is thought to be the first time the pope has addressed sex abuse with the worldwide catholic community. maybe a belated acknowledgement of the full enormity of the crisis. nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. rescue efforts are being stepped up in the indian state of kerala

lies with us, partly lies with gas. but this isn't really about the blame game for me, this is about sorting it out. there were warning signs at the prison in 2016, when a riot broke out after keys were stolen. hundreds of inmates were let out of their cells. critics have questioned why nothing was done beforehand, even though officials knew the violence had been escalating. last year, nearly 1,200 assaults, including fights, were recorded at the jail. gas has been in charge here since 2011, but today's disturbing report is bound to raise some questions about its role in running prisons. the company has welcomed the findings and says it's an opportunity to urgently address some of the problems. a bit of weed... a recent video — filmed by inmates inside the prison — smoking what looks like cannabis. downing street says it has confidence in gas‘s leadership and that the company runs prisons effectively. but some former staff disagree. you didn't really have any control over the prisoners. the prisoners were controlling you. the prisoners were running the jail. now the onus is on the government, and the new governor, who has a month to come up with a plan to turn things around. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, is here. are there any indications is the prisons are struggling with similar problems? the problems at birmingham are certainly of a different order to different prisons but certainly, problems are widespread. the ministry ofjustice does performance ratings for all 118 prisons in england and wales and the most recent figures last month show almost half are giving them concern 01’ almost half are giving them concern or serious concern. 15 prisons were rated as causing serious concern, birmingham was one of those 15. the only privately run jail amongst them. it shows this is notjust a problem affecting private—sector prisons, it also affects jails run by the public sector. the majority of prisons causing problems local prisons for men where you have a large number of inmates coming out on remand, serving short sentences, difficult to keep a stable population. 0ne characteristic is high levels of violence and we can see that here in a graph of the number of assaults in england and wales in prisons. the 2,000 assaults, a huge increase since 2013. this is the rate assaults per 1,000 prisoners so it shows the real level of assaults is going up considerably. what is causing that? certainly, people will say, the experts will say it has been contributed to by a reduction in resources and staff cuts, particularly up until 2016. there was a big reduction of front—line staff of around 6,000, which has been partially reversed since then, but that has clearly created major problems, with a lack of experienced staff. you have also had the spread of nuisance that excel cannabis su bsta nces of nuisance that excel cannabis substances and prisoners are more inclined to use violence and that is what is causing the problems in prisons. thank you. pope francis has told the world's roman catholics that "no effort must be spared" to prevent sexual abuse against children and to ensure it is never covered up. in an unprecedented letter, the pope condemned what he called the "atrocities" involving hundreds of priests in the american state of pennsylvania. and he expressed his shame that the church had shown no care and had abandoned those he described as the "little ones". from pennsylvania, nick bryant reports. the pennsylvania child abuse scandal has shocked and appalled. a report alleging that 301 priests preyed on as many as 1,000 children over a 70—year period, and that church leaders hid the allegations away in a secret archive. who'd have believed me? a priest! last week, the attorney general‘s office in pennsylvania released a video with testimony of three victims. i was groomed, starting young. the day i met him, i was around 18 months old. the pennsylvania report is deeply disturbing. it includes allegations that a ring of priests manufactured child pornography and gave victims gold cross necklaces to identify them to identify them to other predators as optimal targets. pope francis didn't mention the pennsylvania allegations during his sermon yesterday at the vatican, but he did so today, in an unusually forthright letter to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. "with shame and repentance, we acknowledge, as an ecclesiastical community, that we were not where we should have been. that we did not act in a timely manner, realising the magnitude and the gravity of the damage done to so many lives. we showed no care for the little ones. we abandoned them." juliann bortz was abused by her priest as a child in the 1960s. the pope's letter offered her no comfort. i don't believe anything the pope has to say at this point. i've lost faith. i've lost faith in my religion, i haven't lost faith in god. big difference. i believed my religion all my life and they liedhey lied, so his statement today means nothing to me. the claims made in pennsylvania are just the latest in an ongoing worldwide scandal for the church. police in the vatican arrested a former papal diplomat earlier this year on suspicion of possessing child pornography. in australia, an archbishop has been convicted of concealing child abuse by another priest. in chile, all 31 of the country's bishops offered to resign over a child sex scandal and cover—up. and in ireland, historical abuse is reported to have been endemic. pope francis is expected to meet victims when he visits next week. it's just a ploy and a sham, because he is coming to dublin at the weekend. if he is in any way genuine about this statement and if he is sorry about all these atrocities, let him agree to an inquiry. this is thought to be the first time the pope has addressed sex abuse with the worldwide catholic community. maybe a belated acknowledgement of the full enormity of the crisis. nick bryant, bbc news. p

vacation of sorts, likely to wake up to this headline if he's reading the hometown papers "lies and more lies" lies." unflattering headline in "the daily news." a year ago the president did concede, yeah, this was for opposition research purposes, but now he's directly saying in a presidential statement, a tweet is an official statement from the president of the united states, it was to get dirt on hillary clinton, which in a campaign if you take information from a foreign national, that is illegal, correct? >> correct. i think it is significant. he's the president of the united states. this is a meeting that we know is being scrutinized by bob mueller. we know also the drafting of the statement about the meeting is being scrutinized by mueller. the fact that the president keeps changing what happened here, i think, speaks to the larger concern that his legal team has about his involvement, his potential interview with bob mueller, that he doesn't stick with one story. i think it will be most significant what he says to mueller directly if he does go forward with an interview. the fact he has so ma

lied. we know he lied. and there is others in there. and lied some more. and having a security clearance for what purpose? to attack the president. to misinterpret. to misinform. again to monetize. lou: mr. secretary, good to have you with us. thanks for all you do for the country. >> god bless. it's better to charge up a hill under fire than cower in a fox hole. remember the fight for freedom never ends. lou: president trump advocating for companies to report earnings twice a year better than every square. he said the idea was first brought up during a conversation he had with top business leaders. he said he thinks it could boost business outcomes and create new jobs. the labor department reporting 16 to 24-year-olds look for work in this country is 9.2%. that's a 52-year low. tesla's ceo elon musk buckling under pressure struggling to maintain his compose our, his word, during taken hour-long interview with the "new york times" in which he complained about an excruciating year. the latest in the trial of paul manafort. how members of the national left-wing media tried to target the jurors. lou: jurors i

manafort lied to keep more money when he had it and he lied to get more money when he didn't. this is a case about lies. cameras are not allowed inside that alexandria, virginia, courtroom, but we've had reporters inside from start to finish detailing and dissecting every word. shimon prokupecz has been following this trial for uincluding being inside there. shan wu, former federal prosecutor turned defense attorney. he previous served as attorney for manafort's former business partner rick gates. shimon, the final word from the prosecution here, emphasizing that word lies. >> yeah. quite a number of times. and really this is what this case has been about. tax fraud, frank fraud, lies. lies on documentings. lying in e-mails, lying to accountants. >> and lying for money. >> lying for money. hiding money. not wanting to pay taxes. one of the more interesting things and probably perhaps more greater color from this closing argument was how the prosecutors treated rick gates. at one point telling the jury, you don't need to like him. trying to deal with this issue of the fact that he had an affair. he was

this where the closing statements was essentially based on the idea that paul manafort lied, lied, and repeatedly liedey will say he is a liar, let's convict. quick verdicts usually favor the prosecution. the longer it goes though, the more of an indication is that there is a disagreement, that there is some sort of discord within the jury. it could be one juror. it could be many jurors. it could be one count. it could be all of the counts. we don't know that. certainly the longer it goes, the more of an indication it is that they are disagreeing about something. and in a situation like this, a victory for paul manafort is unlikely to be an acquittal. but he would view a hung jury as a victory. so that's what the defense strategy clearly was in this case, was just to get one juror to hang on this case and then the judge would have to declare a mistrial. >> ken, this jury has not been sequestered. they have been asked by the judge not to talk to anybody about this case, anyone outside. they have been asked not to watch the news. they don't want any outside influence on their decision. i imagine it's ha

these lies. >> lies i'm not sure because we don't know if he knows the difference.of it. but when he started out, he was at 4.9 untruths and he is now up to 16. so seven is only the average. they did another study that looked at all of the this i thinks he said in one individual speech and found that 76 of the things he said are wrong. it is like the same as the odds of drawing spades at random in a deck of cards. >> what do you do with this guy? nobody checks him. >> you are right. i came up in newspapers at a time when the worst thing you could possibly do was print something that wasn't true. so you had to correct the record. you had to get everything right. and if somebody said something that wasn't true, you had to say the truth. that is the whole story. if you are going to correct everything he says. and he has to know some of these says and deliberately saying what is false. you could fill your entire column, you know, president trump said abcde, and however, here is the truth. the rest of the story. >> so 12 russians indicted. a guy named manafort facing ser

lies, lies. no witnesses. no nothing. all big lies. i better say think, otherwise they'll give you a pinocchio. d just remember, what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. i don't like pinocchios. >> i'm joined by mike lupika. margaret, why is it according to the fact checkers getting worse? >> well, he may feel more cornered as the manafort trial begins, as, you know, giuliani has waited 11 days for a response from mueller to his offers of an interview and what might be in there. which may mean that he's a target or not. and just the pressure of the mueller investigation. it's heating up. and so this is a guy who lies for reasons. i mean, you know, he started with a lie, the berther lie, the huge lie. it worked. >> yeah. >> he got hooked. and then he lies kind of recreationally, for no reason at all, just a natural thing to do. and he can't really help himself. >> well, it's important you bring up bertherism, mike, because that was a factual assault, a lie, that also related to a kind of cultural ethnic assault that other republicans, many as i've said on the show befor

lied to, irrefutable, incontrovertible, we've known for a long time, it was it out of the water. the courts were lied to repeatedly! anybody that signed those warrants signed on to what they knew was a knowing why. that means a comey and yates and rod rosenstein. they signed on -- they liednd put a fraud on the court, not once, but four times, using phony clinton bought and paid for russian lights! >> sean, the sources i spoke to the appropriate view to the testimony, said what they learned showed that what the fbi did and the doj was so unacceptable and absolutely inexcusable. one of the things that bruce ohr did discuss, some of the questions that catherine was throwing out, was that he had not informed his superiors at the doj that he was providing this backdoor channel for christopher steele. another really interesting point, i thought, was that -- >> sean: sara, he told fbi officials! didn't his boss, james comey, signing off on on the first fia warned? >> that's correct. he did discuss with deputy -- former deputy director andrew mccabe, fired for lying, peter strzok, and lisa page, which was really fascinating because lisa page played down her communications with bruce ohr. she was actually, according to ohr, part of a circle, part of the people he was discussing

i believed my religion all my life and they lied and they lied and they lied, so his statement today made in pennsylvania are just the latest in an ongoing worldwide scandal for the church. police in the vatican arrested a former papal diplomat earlier this year on suspicion of possessing child pornography. in australia, an archbishop has been convicted of concealing child abuse by another priest. in chile, all 31 of the country's bishops offered to resign over a child sex scandal and cover—up. and in ireland, historical abuse is reported to have been endemic. pope francis is expected to meet victims when he visits next week. it's just a ploy and a sham, because he's coming to dublin at the weekend. if he's any way genuine about this statement, and if he's sorry about all these atrocities, let him agree to an inquiry. this is thought to be the first time the pope has addressed sex abuse with the worldwide catholic community, maybe a belated acknowledgement of the full enormity of the crisis. nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. let's take a look at some of the day's other news: presi

immediately before he takes it down, he points to it and says if this machine says a man lied, he lied. of course he fails, that is if -- said as his top advisor. his opponent passes. this is kind of the way he talks. he received tons of letters from philadelphians talking about how the media tricked him. the liberal media is trying to take down the working man's man. no matter what he did in certain circumstances, he could not lose their loyalty. >> i have to ask you about the current occupant of the white house. are there any parallels. if frank frank was alive today he be comfortable in donald trump's white house? >> i think so. i would not be the first person to make that comparison. several people for me, several journalists reached out to me for comments during the election. they had a very similar style of approaching these unpolished campaign styles. at some point, at one point i say people who talk about, one of the things they say they like about him as he tells it like it is. frank rizzo in philadelphia, they might have called him one of us. he follows a very similar script.

lied. they lied to themselves, they tlied their people, they lied to the countries they were enslaving, they that was always a sign ever weakness that they had to lie to try to shape a reality that was vastly -- that could compete with the united states with the reality was that they were vastly inferior morally, economically, and militarily to the united states of america. now it's a president who admires russia's leaders, russia's governing that is producing his own form of problem every day. >> the implications are terrible on many front. you have a divided country that many people can't believe what the president says so how can we act in a unified, concerted way. some of the important things the united states does in foreign policy doesn't have anything to go diplomats or soldiers it's the example we set. we just talked about ronald reagan who we worked for. this is not a shining city on a hill. the idea we're having the coarseness of this dialogue, this degree of untruth said, this is not a country that the rest of the world will respect, and, again, we should never forget the rest of

particularly on the tax fraud counts, because you actually have documents that manafort -- where manafort lied. lied because we know that there are other facts about, you know, falsifying documents, knowing they were falsified. his own bookkeeper and accountants not knowing that he had these foreign accounts and having been directly asked whether he had them and being told in multiple years you have to tell us if you do. it's very hard for anyone to argue then to nick's point that there -- so that's what a juror, if there is a holdout juror would have to confront, it's not just about rick gates' credibility because there's too much that manafort himself has done. i think that the -- and i agree generally this is a very strong case, very surprised if there aren't a whole lot of guilty counts that come out of this. i will say that there are some counts i could imagine some debate on. i think the federal savings bank where there's a question -- where a juror could raise a factual question about whether the prosecution demonstrated sufficiently that the bank relied on false statements in order to make t

davis who is famous for running that manhattan escort service appeared under oath on friday, ale lies lieslso serv. miller is refusing to testify, appealing an order that holds him in con techlts. all contempt. all of this as the president decides whether to have an interview with mueller. and donald trump says that they should turnover text messages from mccabe. he says mccabe had something to hide. should the fbi turnover the text messages that are relevant to the investigation over collusion or obstruction? >> i can't speak to the legal requirements of the fbi. i'm sure mueller is handling that piece of it else interest the doj and sessions. but from the perspective of politicizing what could be evidence, i think that is what is hugely damaging here. it is basically saying that these institutions aren't doing their job. mccabe hasn't done his job and that they are hiding something. and that is extremely dangerous do when you are focused on attacking the institutions to try to degrade the public's trust in those institutions. i think that is just completely unacceptable. especially at th

your point is well made, but you've got to remember in 2015, you had an earnings flatt li li for about two years. we're in a different situation now. >> exactly >> i think that stuff right now is is supported. >> listen. i'm telling you when you hit a new high i'm telling you that happens >> no, any client who calls me up and says it's a new high now buy me stocks. prz it's a phenomenon. you're going to see media reports that the s&p hit a new high there are people who will call up their advisers, call them advisers today and say i want to allocate more to equities. >> scott said the fear of missing out. did they hit the all time high and want more. >> can i address the 200 day we're looking at the same data point. i think there's two ways the look at it mike headaches the point and it's a good point that wile we're about to make a new high, a third of stocks are still not in an up trend okay, one way to look at it. on january 26th when we did top, which is more than six months ago now, we were at 83% of stocks above the 200 day and arguably, that was an an overbought reading maybe a l

now we can have the president on the record clearly stating he lied, hope hicks lied, sean spicer liedown to that this sort of cooperation with the russians which began well before the election, but is still ongoing now, is untoward and unusual and it is in many ways totally outside of the norm. if you want to take the next step and ask is this illegal? does this amount to a criminal charge? that is really hard to determine. that is something the special counsel is doing his work on. the offer, the proffer of the dirt is still ongoing. i want to point viewers to the helsinki summit. donald trump got up in front of the world with vladimir putin and offered the same dirt that natalia veselnitskaya offered two years ago. bill brower spend millions on the campaign years ago. there is no proof of that. that is the dirt. this is not something that happened two years ago and we are just learning about it now. this is an offer still ongoing. donald trump called that offer an amazing deal. this is an ongoing scandal. >> all of that is clear as mud. josh, i want to move to something else. the ir

lies. >> he lies 16 times a day on average according to brand new fact checking from "the washington post." he lies. you've got to admit he lies. >> i -- >> come on. >> i think he's trying to amass all this -- >> has it happened before. >> he said it has never happened before. in terms of the economy. has not been this strong since world war ii. you know that's not true. >> i think it depends on the indicator you pick but i do admit there was gdp growth similar to the 4.1 number a few times in the obama administration. >> why does he lie about it since the economy is such a win? >> i think the economy is a win and i think he's pushing -- >> you're not answer aing my question. why does he lie about the economy. ? >> you wouldn't have to lie -- >> i don't think he has to. >> correct. >> we're on the same side. >> yes. >> the economy is doing great. >> why does he lie about it? >> i think he's saying the facts as he sees them and remembers them. >> when you say seeing the facts as he sees them doesn't make sense. something is either a fact or it's not. and it is not a fact that we didn't see over 4%.

lies. the president lies to the american people. sarah huckabee stands in front and lies every day. have to have your own back because otherwise you look back and see 17 knives in your back. >> you taped -- >> it is not disloyalty. if i didn't have this recording, listen, people would still think i was trying to set off alarms. yes, i had to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> the white house responded to the kelly tape in this statement by sarah sander says, quote, the very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the white house situation room shows a blatant disregard for national security. and then to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of integrity from this disgruntle ltd, former white house employee. president trump was asked about his former white house aide saturday. >> do you feel betrayed by omarosa? >> low life. she is a low life. >> the white house expanded on that. quote, instead of telling the truth about all the good president trump and his administration are doing to make america safe and prosperous, this book is r

lied to. knowingly lied to. the american people, you were all lied to. all in an effort by high ranking government bureaucrats to rob an election and at all costs stop donald trump from winning and then to destroy his presidency. communications between ohr and christopher steele, 60 pages of it. it shows that steele was concerned about being exposed for this and for good reason. this level of corruption and abuse should make every single american citizen sick. a blatant example of what i been telling you. a 2 tiered justice system. hillary clinton gets a free pass and trump is targeted by the government with her phoney campaign research put together by a foreign national using russian sources for lies. we have a brand new article tonight from greg jarrett. he details how james comey took control of the clinton investigation and took it out of the hands of the field offices and twisted the facts and exonerated clinton and rigged her investigation from the beginning. there never really was an investigation. clinton was never going to be found guilty. she wa

check it out this is a white house where everybody lies the president lies to the american people sarah huckabee stands in front of the country and lies every single day you have to have your own back because otherwise you'll look back and go see seventeen how knives in your bag according to trump however she begged him for the job but newman is telling quite a different story as she does the rounds on mainstream media sharing private white house recordings with the entire country in one of them trump a surprise that she's been fired but she claims he's not the one pulling the strings the second audiotape is a recording of her getting fired in the situation room let's take a quick look but as you could push this the president is within aware of the don't let's not go down the road this isn't going to go she will discussion but many are now trying to figure out how she recorded her firing of what's supposed to be the most secure room and all of the white house. and this believe it or not even has a former staffer scratching their heads i've never heard of a more serious breach of protocol not only is it not typical something like this

lies. the president lies to the american people. sarah huckabee sanders stands in front of the country and lies every day. you have to have your own back. >> reporter: for 15 years -- >> omarosa is a very nice person. >> reporter: -- her fame and career were intertwined with donald trump. now she expresses regret. >> it is hindsight. but i will say this to you. i was complicit with this white house deceiving this nation. >> reporter: she writes that she learned about a tape where mr. trump used the "n" word during production of "the apprentice," but she had not heard it herself. today she told "meet the press" she did after her book was completed. >> i heard his voice. >> you have heard the tape. >> i have heard the tape. >> since publication? >> reporter: she brought another tape of her own, a hidden recording when chief of staff fired her. >> this is a nonnegotiable discussion. >> reporter: facing questions about whether her actions were disloyal or even a security violation -- >> yes, i have to protect myself, and i have no regret about it. >> reporter: -- today kellyanne conway painted her former coll

lies. the president lies. sarah hauckabee lies.'ll see 17 knives in your books. >> if i didn't have this recording, people would still think that i was trying to set off alarms. yes, i had to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> new reaction to the white house by the white house of allegations of the president's racial slurs. kelly, what can you tell us? >> reporter: the president has referred to his one time reality show cast mate and a person he helped make him a star. the now the president is referring to her as a low life in the reaction to the book. also the recording that you just played excerpts of and her device, sean spicer believes that recording of the clehief o staff and others is a national security violation. he raises that issue. she says there's been an evolution in her thinking that she had once been a trump defender, trump supporter, often on the campaign trial. chose to work with him in the white house and the drip, drip, drip of her kmeerexperiences an knock makes her belief he is g bigoted and racis

to the parents and lied to the church and liedthe police and persuaded prosecutors not to investigate and people not to answer questions, did they remain as priests in many cases or connected to the church? >> in many cases they remained in active ministry. in some cases, they were shipped to some other state or some other church. they looked for a benevolent bishop to receive these predators and allow them to be in ministry there, or allowed them to live a time of prayer and penance there. you know, the horrific abuse is shocking. the fact that these individuals covered it up in such a systematic way is really horrifying. it was done very purposefully. it was done to not only shield the church from bad press and bad, you know, coverage and sort of bad opinions, but it had a purpose behind it to shield them from law enforcement. so folks like me couldn't charge these predators. so folks like me couldn't charge these church officials with the cover-up that they should have been charged with. so it was systematic and purposeful, she

check it out this is a white house where everybody lies the president lies to the american people sarah huckabee stands in front of the country and lies every single day you have to have your own back because otherwise you'll look back and go see seventeen how knives in your bag according to trump however she begged him for the job but newman is telling quite a different story as she does the rounds on mainstream media sharing private white house recordings with the entire country in one of them trump a surprise that she's been fired but she claims he's not the one pulling the strings the second audiotape is a recording of her getting fired in the situation room let's take a quick look but as you could wish this the president is within aware of the don't let's not go down the road this is in the discussion but many are now trying to figure out how she recorded her firing and what's supposed to be the most secure room and all of the white house. and this believe it or not even has a former staffer scratching their heads i've never heard of a more serious breach of protocol not only is it not typical something like this is unprecedented

lies often? >> absolutely. >> how long do you know that? >> there was a record that says he lies 4,000 lies>> have you known he's a liar as you say? >> why did you work for him? >> savannah, slow down. i am going to answer your questions, don't worry, i am here. you don't have to ask ten seconds in one question, it is okay. >> first of all, he's known to be an entertainer and exaggerate, i never expected him to lie to the country. i thought he would take his oath of office seriously and committed to advancing this country but instead as i stated that there was a report that says he has said something of 4,000 lies since he taken office. he has an issue with the truth and sometimes he battles with reality. let's talk about the tape of the situation room. >> yeah, let's talk about that. >> you obviously want to talk about it. john kelly inside the situation loom. before we get to the substance of this. i am curious, how did you tape him? the situation room is one of the most secured places in the white house. you are supposed to leave your phone. it is the honor system, you are supposed to le

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lies. the president lies to the american people. sarah huckabee stands in front of the country and lies every single day. you have to have your own back. >> reporter: for 15 years -- >> omarosa is a very nice person. >> reporter: her fame and career were intertwined with donald trump. now she expresses regret. >> it is hindsight, but i will say this to you, i was come police -- complicit. >> reporter: she learned about a tape where mr. trump used the n-word during the production of the apprentice, but she had not heard it herself. she told "meet the press" she did but only after her book was completed. >> i heard your voice. >> you heard the tape since publication? >> reporter: she brought another tape of her own to "meet the press," which she made when the chief of staff fired her last december. >> is the president aware of what's going on? >> let's not go down the road. this is a nonnegotiable discussion. >> yes, i have to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> kellyanne conway putting her as an opportunist. >> the white house hit back hard, reacting to mangold union's appearance on "meet the

lies. he lies. >> shall not problem standing up to vladimir putin because she speaks russian. vote rosie o'donnell in 2020. hustle name that no one is talking about. unless you meet her scrappy running mate will be running to the voting booth. [cheering and applause] greg: mackey, what you make of this idea? anything? >> rosie said trump is a terrible person with no soul and that sounds something trump would tweet about rosie o'donnell. greg: any thoughts about what the democrats would do? spin. >> every time i see an actress on cnbc the complaining about the president. it's not an award show. [laughter] greg: that's right. msnbc is like the oscars. cap, looking ahead, do you see this happening? kat: i would love that matter. rosie o'donnell is the trump of the left and a lot of ways. liberty power does not have political experience and she also was to get into fights on twitter. i got into a fight with her on twitter. tyrus: oh, i remember. kat: all i did is say is that she should take a bath on "fox and friends". tyrus: yup. yup. kat: i said to relax. she said take a bath part and got mad at me. tyrus: i remember because -. kat: i would love and love you and hearing the spy but do not know what else to say. her and trump would be fighting on twitter and we were not need to have debate. it would be constant. greg: i think -- okay, trump one because of the contrast theory there were 17 people that looked exactly the same. tyrus: i don't know if that's true but let me look. [laughter] kat: did you meet about this beforehand? tyrus: no, i ordered three of these books so i'm going to use them. i had to pay for my. [crowd boos] greg: this is about something. okay. one because he was so different and the different candidate from all the others. same thing with rosie. you have 17 democrats and rosie shall get a plurality justly trumpeted. makes sense? >> sure. [laughter] tyrus: there's any group deserving of destructive wrath it's -- yeah, it makes sense. greg: thank you. tyrus: this is the problem. she can't run for the democratic party. greg: why not? tyrus: because she's crass and rude and they don't like that. [laughter] if she says -- [cheering and applause] if she talks about his hair, his mama, if sheet that shames them which he better not but if she does those things they will ask her to step down yeah, the pc police, that's what they do. how many democrats who have said or maybe been alleged of doing something are no longer here? republicans, go ahead, prove it. [laughter] even if they prove it, there like prove it again. [laughter] you can't run. he has no rules. he has no handcuffs. they had 50 shades of lockdown on the democratic party. greg: i bet he does have handcuffs. [laughter] tyrus: yeah, but he be like this. greg: hate. you get older, you got to spice it up. joe, your thoughts? >> at first i thought it was nice to see an anti- trump protest where they were singing show tunes instead of smashing windows and hitting people by clocks but then i saw showtunes and maybe it's worse but they're doing. [laughter] yeah, they don't seem to understand the presidency is not decided by who they like or who they think is legitimate. if system in place. we had an election. results came in because they didn't like it, there's an idea that is not my present. no one cares. there's no offense of your president but the office of the president. if you have a problem -- [cheering and applause] greg: i always said that to the heaviest critics of obama. number one, he still your president and number two, if you don't like him, when the white house. >> and if you recall, who try to trick him by saying we respect the results of the election? they were so sure they would win but they said it must be because of russian interference. could there be a worse person to because of by? [laughter] someone who put their names on buildings, conspicuous. greg: though true. great point. i think there other problem is embracing old ideas is a can't find new ones. they're searching the cushions of the couch and fighting fuzzy tums. >> do you mean bernie sanders? [laughter] greg: still to come, a segment of online dating. how is that for [inaudible] so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. greg: do threes go for nines when dating online? a new study from the university of michigan, whatever that is, finds most people who use online dating sites seek partners out of their league. apparently both men and women pursue people about 25% more desirable than themselves. [laughter] which, i can't do. [laughter] find someone 25% more desirable than this? good luck. [laughter] people also sent lengthier messages. they send longer messages is the desirability of the other person rises which could explain why kill me send me that the page e-mails. [laughter] stalker. perseverance paid off says one researcher says people get replies from a mate who is out of their league. it makes sense. right jake? [screaming] greg: lighting up there, jake. should've called him the next day. cap, don't know what that means? you don't do online dating but you get long letters from prison inmates. [laughter] if they shortened their letters would you consider dating them? kat: i am alone. [laughter] i thought this study was interesting because i prefer today below my league. greg: i noticed. kat: i am a nightmare and only people below my league will put up with it. [laughter] honestly, no one in or about my league will put up with me asking if he is dead every time he takes longer than five minutes to respond to one of my text messages. [laughter] dating in general is dumb. you sit there in a dark room eating chicken and that's supposed to help you decide if you want to spend the rest of your life with them someday. [laughter] how does the asking questions like where are you from and what you do and tell me about your mother, please, it's so interesting that mac i don't know how i only have one feline. greg: i don't either. the poor cats. tyrus, any advice? tyrus: i'm a little afraid right now. well, man. it's that bad out there. you know, here's the thing about internet dating. i'm a hunter and i'd rather be out in the field but it's better when you get distant in person but everyone lieson the internet. most every woman picture is from when she peaked. [laughter] talk about this in the dark room with chicken. i didn't know there was chicken available. who goes lower than their league? you don't contact as amazon but that's what you go online. tyrus makes a good point. [laughter] tyrus: thinking about it, if you did go below your league you'd have a high success rate. fellas, you would think -- [laughter] you know? maybe a handful of three or four's. greg: >> let's redefine success. greg: deal online date, mackey? >> i have. save the expert for last. that was smart. [laughter] the dating world is tough. you sit across from a stranger from someone you don't know having an awkward force conversation after having told them you love them. [laughter] when i was on my dating most of the men who wrote me were aspiring models. [laughter] joe has a point. who does not try to overachieve when their dating? if you don't try to overachieve him a over the heck with seabiscuit? [lau

lies. the president lies to the american people. sarah huckabee stands in front of the country and lies every day. you have to have your own back. >>eporter: for 15 years. >> omarosa is a nice person. >> reporter: herame and hr career were intertwined with donald trump. now she expresses regret. >> it is hindsight, but i will say this to you. i was complicit witte this whi house deceiving this nation. >> reporter: manigault newman writes she learned about a tape where mr. trump used the "n" word during production of t apprentice, but she had not heard it herself. but she toldss "meet the pre," she did, but only after her book was completed. >> i hrd his voice as clear as you and i are sitting here -- >> you have heard the tape? >> i have heard the tape. >> since publication -- >> reporter: she brought another tape of her own to "meet the press," a hidden recording she made when the chief of staff fired herast december. >> is the president aware of this? >> don't go down this road. this is a nonnegotiable discussion. >> reporter: facing questions whether her actions were disloyal or security violation. >> yes, i have to protect m

fine with him saying i lied because it's none of your business, because i would have taken care of it anyway, it's not a crime, i lied, i shouldn't have liedmove on. >> mr. cohen -- >> you get an applause from me for that. >> mr. cohen's lawyer lanny davis, my former colleague in the clinton white house, is hinting that cohen can place trump in knowledge of the hack of the democratic party and knowledge about -- >> he's going to have to do one of two things. he's going to allow them to show what he knows. right? which he's going to have to have proof. or he's going to have to corroborate things for them in a way that they have two, three, four layers of truth up against -- >> but it's not just the payment to stormy daniels, which is problematic but i think you're right, reasonable people could argue that. it's the trump tower meeting, which was collusion with the russians, which he may or may not have known about. strong circumstantial evidence that he did with this call from don jr. to a blocked number. mr. trump has a blocked number. there's that. there's this question of whether he actually knew about the hacking of the democratic party

lies. the president lies to the american people. sarah huckabee stands in front of the country and lies every day. >> do you think the president lies often? >> absolutely, they prep him to lie every day. in trump world, everyone lies. they have a problem with the truth. >> omarosa's remarks about trump's white house and the truth may come into play in regard to this russia investigation and specifically obstruction of justice or collusion. rudy giuliani said definitively tonight as we watched, in the case of trump versus comey he said-he said, trump is ready to wear under oath that he never asked comey to cut flynn a break of any kind. >> i'm telling you he didn't say it. jay and i have said to the president, if you said it it would be easier on us so that we could defend it. you just said go easy on him. you didn't say tank the case, get rid of the case. you could have ordered him to do it. could have done a lot of things. >> and the president has said to you i never said any word to him ever about flynn ever, in that context? >> yes, yeah, pretty much. that's pretty close. >> pretty much, pretty close. still with us donna edwards,

he goes onto talk about how because he's lied, he's lied to the american people, he's lied to his aidesced this office, being the special counsel with mueller. a sustained propaganda campaign that would make nixon blush. this is what they're worried about. now you get to juicy bits. the seven out of ten questions he came up with for president clinton are the most vulgar -- i'm actually going to block them a bit in case kids are watching. before you get upset at me for putting these questions up here and say that's offense, many of you who would find that sexual language offensive are those who want kavanaugh as the next supreme court pick. he wrote these words. i'm using them because i want you to look at the form of the question. again it's what trump's team is worried about. if monica lewinsky said this would she be lying? that's a specific way to ask a question, and here's why, it's laying it out in a way you already know. if you don't agree with it you may be materially misrepresenting. that's tough to handle especially for someone like trump, and that's what his folks are worried a