i mean, you look at the volume of lies. e old nixon the 90s, fall on every play because they're not going to call all of it. he just thinks if he drowns you in lies that you will spend all of your time trying to tell people the truth. and what happens is this presidency goes along is that the assault on truth becomes as profound as the assault on civility, the assault on good grammar. and you see what he's like. in that festival of lies last night. in tampa. because it's easy to be tough when there's a mob in front of you, but the mob really likes you. >> but they're on your side. margaret, speak to this point that mike raises, that donald trump is the patrick ewing of lies. >> there's a flood, a tsunami. i don't know what metaphor to use here. last night, he's so encouraged in it by a crowd like that and he feels so powerful that he can incite them to turn on the press the way he did. you know, when you look at that tape, you wonder where is that anger coming from? from both him and the people in the audience. what do they

. >> i lied stday. you never said you lied to anyone. a hype pt thinks. >> i literally told my friends yesterday when i was trying to find this rain that was supposed to be coming through, didn't see a drop in alexandria, i told people on air to cancel plans. >> you said plan b to your credi credit, have a plan b. >> did you give a shoutouto a friend that's having a brida shower? >> i do have a friend who's having a bridal shower. >> there's lot of events outside, like the big carnival out in loudoun county. >> i'm working fverybody here. "working for you" guys to let you know when you nd maybe an umbrella out there. i really don't think you'll need one today. we're goingo have a stray shower, and that's about all it's going to amount to. ooks like it's going to rain, out there. temperatures are in e0s, very comfortable out there, if you're headed out toun , maybe church services, there's going to be a mix of sun and clouds. we a few sprinkles possibly out towards the i-81coidor, this could also be a little clutter from the radar sweep.

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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...

you knowingly and intentionally lied, defense attorney kevin downing asked? uh, yes. >> downing peppered gates with questionsing what was dubbed as the secret life of rick gates. he admitted to having a secret apartment in london to facilitate a secret marital affair but denied uses funds. it's possible, gates conceded. as gates struggled to answer questions about wire transfers he authorized, downing pointed out gates' testimony was much clearer when the prosecution was dock the questioning. have they confronted you with so many lies you can't remember any of it, downing asked? earlier in the day the trump cam pape was discussed at length for the first time. after manafort resigned as trump's campaign manager in 2016, dpats stayed on and worked on trump's inauguration. paula reid, cbs news, alexandria, virginia. >>> well, as expected, the trump administration is going ahead with imposing a 25% tariff on an additional $16 billion worth of chinese importds. the list of 279 taxable items is heavy on industrial products like steam turbinen chinese pr. china has

lies. downing said, ven't they confronted you with so many lies you can't remember any of it. after manafort left the trump campaign, gates stayed on until the inauguration and said it was poible he submitted personal expenses there. lawyer, kevin downing, was upbeat at days end. manafort kept asking favors from gates. manafort e-mailed a banker who helped him get a loan should be considered for secretary of the army and get tickets to the trump ingural. >>> if it's tuesday, election day, voters are casting special election ballots including a special watched election. it has been repuican r decades. president trump swooped in days ago campaigning for the republican candidate, troy bderson. if democrat, danny o'connor makes an upset or comes close, it could be a sign of trouble for november. >>> creating controversy with the crackdown on illegal immigration, an exclusive nbc news report revealed a new plan in the white use that could target over 20 million immigrants living in the u.s. legally. peter alexander is traveling with the president in new jersey. what's the administr

the truth is you lied about this. you knee about what michael cohen was doing with these women and the payments. he lied about not knowing. says me, says the facts. because i heard the tape in his voice, it's donald trump and he is listening to his lawyer tell him what he needs to do to finish his deal with his friend pecker. everybody's heard it. if you want to i'll play it again. >> no, cnn plays it on a loop. >> so you know it already. and what it shows is he was aware of what he was doing before he did it. >> no. >> that's the truth. he's lying. >> when he was asked on air force one, did you know about that -- that was the question about stormy daniels payment and he said no. and not at the time. the whole world knew about it by january. this morning he said he knew about it after the facts. >> i know. but that's not true. >> i don't want your viewers to -- and i know your viewers expect to be fed anti-trump -- every single night. >> you could say, look, did he lie, he lied. it's not perfect but it's not illegal. h

domination or he gammon the other one it isn't that it doesn't fit china's culture much full on the lies you know you delivered. in two thousand and fourteen kazakhstan became a member of the your asian economic union the free trade zone desired by moscow on the other hand the chinese have invested twice as much in kazakhstan since that date. back to bay has become a new outpost for this chinese presence just one hundred kilometers from russia and the border station of jaison. at the moment russia's still thrilled by the chinese project of the new silk road because it's in line with its own eurasian ambitions. russia's advertising spots also promise affluence and cutting edge infrastructure. but the reality reveals that moscow simply isn't capable of keeping up with this rhythm as soon as the lorries from china or central asia reach russia they follow a zig zag course in order to avoid the huge post soviet potholes. built them catherine noble. with it rugged advances in central asia china is demonstrating its strength to russia that lessens the russian influence in the region with the chines

you a liar. i said the president lied about something. you refuse to acknowledge it. >> president -- >> that makes you -- >> answer that question. i'm telling you -- >> -- complicit in the lying. >> oh, cut it out. cut the crap. >> sure, it does. if you won't own something you know it a lie -- complicit in the lie. >> what are the charges against the president? >> you don't need to have charges to be a liar. and you know that. >> christopher, where are the charges against the president? show me. >> there are none. and by law there probably can't be any. so that's a false standard. he was just named as a co-conspirator with michael cohen. >> whhe wasn't named as a co-conspirator. >> who was the federal person running for office? was it somebody else? was it someone else? >> listen to me. has the president been able to respond to that? >> 100 million times. >> okay. and he did on tape yesterday. or today. >> and he's lying. do you understand? >> that's your opinion. >> the "washington post" covered it all. michael cohen says it. david pecker

i'm only going to be the onlnly minority, getting more diveversy and having m more people that lk li you and i,, or other people that don't hahave representatio, you're going to see the shiftftn how people respect people completely different. i think whenn people get out of their heads and just go after what they have a passision for, whether ththat is in being in finance arare being compmpletedd surrounded b by men, you are gog to s see a lot more women taking risk and being, they're be-- there being more stories lilike me. reporter: she hopes in the future more women will be making their voices heard on the trading floor. helena: back over to phil now. dramatic scenes in our own city. phil: yes, hundreds of firefighters here in germany battling a blaze near the capital. wildfires taking hold of a large wooded area around 50 kilometers southwest of berlin. 600 people removed from their homes. some have now been allowed to return. we will bring an update in a moment. first, this report. reporter: the driest summer in living memory has left the region around berlin vulnerable to the small

tell us what the lies you write about are. mr. duncan: there are a few of them. we say we value education, b we don't hold politicians at the local level and the state level and national level accountable for increasing accs to pre-k or raising high- rhool graduaties for making college more accessible for -- or affordable. we say we value teachers, we don't pay teachers as professionals can we don't train them as professionals, we don't give them the support they need. maybe the toughest one is i honestly think we inca don't value our children. we value our guns more than our children. we don't keep te m safe. we hised a generation of teenagers on mass shootings, gun violence. thankfully, teenagers are challenging that very vociferously themselves. rajini: you mentiod about frustration and teachers not being valued. we saw in the state of oklahoma teachers were going on strike, saying they don't have enough resources or support. you cannot lay the blame squarely at the current administration because it is a long-tm thing. did your administration do things wrong t

"you knowingly and intentionally lied," defense attorney kevin downing asked? wees," gates answered. "i provided false information to the special counsel's office prior to my plea agreement." downing peppered gates with questions about what the defense dubbed "the secret life of rick gates." gates admitted to having an toartment in london to facilitate an extramarital affair, but denied he used funds embezzled from manafort for the tryst. he also acknowledged he may have dubmitted personal expenses to ruesident trump's inaugural committee for reimbursement. c's possible, gates conceded. as gates struggled to answer euestions about wire transfers he authorized, downing pointed out, gates' memory was much clearer when the prosecutor was the one doing the questioning. "have they confronted you with so many lies you can't remember any of it," downing asked? earlier in the day, the trump campaign was discussed at length for the first time. after manafort resigned as the campaign's chairman in august 2016, gates stayed on and , entually worked on trump's inauguration

sarah stands in front of the people and lies. you have to have your own back. >> for 15 years. >> omarosa is a 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: manigault newman writes she learned about a tape where mr. trump used the "n" word during production of the apprentice, but that she had not heard it herself. she told "meet the press" she did, but only after her book was completed. >> i heard his voice as clear as you and i are sitting here e. >> you have heard the tape? >> i have heard the tape. >> since publication of the book? >> reporter: she brought another tape of her own to "meet the press," a hidden recording she made when the chief of staff fired her last december. >> is the president aware of th this? >> let's not go down that road, this is a nonnegotiable execution. >> yes, i have to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> repor

they just knew that inherently the state of li you know when you're from somewhere else they love making you feel like you're the freak and i just but it's not me through the country of immigration in the book you say you hear the teacher saying we're trying to teach you the pledge of allegiance it might get the communist out of you and then you say that's how you were fascists. they didn't even get that no no historical and you know not really and the books were really wrong and the books that they taught with and they still do. i didn't put this in the book or it got cut but i was very influenced by malcolm x. when i was eleven and i was your average eleven year old reading material but i was reading the autobiography of malcolm x. and he said something that really stuck with me at that time when i come to america and he said why would you let your enemies teach your children. and not just kind of really stuck with me in terms of realizing i didn't want the information in my head i didn't want the propaganda in my head i'll take what i want leave the rest and there was a powerful influ

i think propaganda and lies. you know?sual lies that, you know, people put on muslims. >> that was gadi schwartz reporting. >>> the billionaire who's pushing to split california up into three different states is giving up. venture capitalist ben draper spent money to qualify the initiative to break california up into three states and put this on the november ballot. the map shows what this would have looked like. but the state supreme court put a stop to this action saying that the legislature has to approve the plan before it can go before voters. draper said he will not challenge that ruling. >>> been called the grand central station of the west coast. city leaders in san francisco preparing for today's ribbon cutting of the long-awaited transit center, eventually catering to a nearly dozen transportation systems and feature a five-acre park with retail space and even public art but when it opens this weekend that transportation hub will only serve buses. transit leaders say it will be many more years until cal train and

do you think gates lied to mueller? >> i can't base my opinion on anything i may know confidentially. i will tell you that it is highly unlikely he did because of the enormous amount of meticulous preparation that goes into this. he already pled guilty to lying once to them. he met with them something like 20 times in preparation for this. i will tell you, i was surprised of what happened in court with that question. i was even more surprised that the prosecution didn't hit it off to begin with. that could be an indication that they were surprised. that is not good news for rick gates. >> it means they didn't know about it. i know we say this just as a human being. it may be easier for people to be honest about lying on taxes than it is to be honest about having extra marital affairs. >>> new york republican congressman chris collins is about to speak live pleading not guilty today to insider trading and lying to the fbi. this is the first time he will speak. >>> new results coming in from last night's crucial special el

the old line is you lied then, why aren't you lying now?ut the fact is we heard from cindy yesterday who is the accountant and he testified that in many instances she was dealing directly with manafort to falsify these documents, to make it look like he had less taxable income and creating these sham loans so that he was saved essentially $500,000 in taxes. >> so, bob, you essentially have the admitted liar versus the accused liar. this is how one of our legal analysis said. who are jurors most likely to believe? >> brooke, as a prosecutor you have to be careful who you put on the stand. when you sleep with dogs, you get fleas. they had a great paper case going in there. they have direct evidence. so by putting gates they made gates now the centerpiece of defense. here is how this works out in sum mission, it's very important. they'll argue, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, all that stuff they showed you about the accounts and bookkeeper, they knew that wasn't enough and that's why they had to put rick gates on the stand to prove their cas

with bernie sanders leading, you are not in favor of clearing the field was so i am used to the establishments lies in prevarications. democrat line, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first off, i have always been a democrat. at 21 back invote several, we have lost collections to republicans, but back then we had two statesman. we could work across the aisle. the only reason democrats are in a fury right now is because of who we lost to come of this potus. any other republican, we could have dealt with, but it is him we object to. now my quick question, god for bid this potus should decide to pardon manafort or cohen, and or an move.nixoni can they block his pardon while the smaller investigation is still going on? as they said during the bush administration, connect the dots. and thank you about your .omments on the illegal murders host: on the constitutional authority to pardon. can't do, congress anything about it. if he pardons but there could be consequences for those actions. the natural consequence for pardoning co-conspirators is impeachment. will republicans vote for impeachm

"you knowingly and intensionally lied question, defense attorney kevin downing asked.tes answered. "i provided false information to the special counsel's office prior to my plea agreement." downing peppered gates with questions about what the defense dubbed the secret life of rick gates. gates admitted to having an apartment in london to facilitate an extramarital affair but denied he used funds embezzled from manafort for the tryst. he also acknowledged he may have submitted personal expenses to president trump's inaugural committee for reimbursement. it's possible, gates conceded. as gates struggled to answer questions about wire transfers he authorized, downing pointed out gates's memory was much clearer when a prosecutor was the one doing the questioning. "have they confronted you with so many lies you can't remember any of it?" downing asked. earlier in the day the trump campaign was discussed at length for the first time. after manafort resigned as the campaign's chairman in august 2016 gates stayed on and eventually worked on trump's inauguration. prosecutors sh

why were you so concerned about it when this meeting was first discovered that you lied about it? but now you're saying, months later, oh, it was perfectly fine. i think that's where the followup needs to be. the other thing is, you know, i think it's true that the president's lawyers do not want him talking to mueller. and you can see why. just from this tweet, you can see why they don't want the president talking to mueller. he clearly doesn't care, right? i mean, he's sending these tweets. his lawyers have told him to stop tweeting. he's not listening to anyone. and this tweet, i do think puts him in jeopardy and should be concerning to his lawyers. because, quite frankly, this is in his own words. him saying this was perfectly okay. this tweet was okay. this meeting was okay. and there's nothing illegal about it. >> michael zeldin, here is what the president's -- one of his lawyers, jay sekulow, said. trying to explain the difference here. but also talk about legality and illegality. listen. >> the question is, how would it be illegal? i mean, the real question here is, would a

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lies. defense attorney kevin downing said, haven't they confronted you with so many lies that you can't remember any of it? after manafort left the trump campaign, gates stayed on until the inauguration and said it was possible he submitted personal expenses there. manafort's lawyer, kevin downing, was upbeat at days end. >> manafort had a great day. >> prosecutors we vealed that manafort kept asking for favors from gates. manafort e-mailed a banker who helped him get a loan should be considered for secretary of the army and get tickets to the trump inaugural. pete williams, nbc news. >>> if it's tuesday, election year voters are casting ballots today across five states, including a closely watched special election in ohio, a congressional district held by republicans for decades. it could be a nail biter. president trump swooped in days ago campaigning for the republican candidate, troy balderson. if democrat, danny o'connor of close, it could be another sign of trouble for republicans come november. >>> after the trump administration created its share of controversy with its crackdown on illeg

what he told robert mueller's prosecutors about his past frauds and lies, defense attorney kevin downing said haven't they confronted you with so many lies that you can't remember any of it? after manafort left the trump campaign, gates stayed on to work on the gu there. manafort's lawyer, kevin downing was upbeat at day's end. manort. >> but prosecutors reveal that manafort kept asking for favors who helped him get a loan should be considered for secretary of pete williams, nbc news, alexandria, virginia. >>> president trump addressed california's historic wildfires while welcoming a host of business leaders to dinner at his new jersey golf club. president trump says he and his administration are monitoring the multiple blazes. >> i'm monitoring the situation very closely. my measure is in constant contact with everything going out in the state. and with the local authorities. >> on twitter mr. trump had previously criticized california authorities claimingad environmental law aees of orange and riverside counties. it's only 5% contained, according to officials. >> that's justul fires scorching california right now, in

. >> let me ask you bluntly, do you think the president habitually lies? >> well, you know -- >> coping with trump's attacks on the free press. >> we have a lot of fake news back there. >> he doesn't want the press to be an arbiter. he doesn't want scientists to be the arbiter. he wants himself and his white house to be the arbiter of fact. >> their storiied careers with headlines that changed history. >> i want this to be in my obituary. >> welcome to "the axe files." >> i figured i would introduce you. welcome to the constitution center in philly. we chose this place not just because it's roughly halfway between your two cities, but because of what the constitution means and the meaning of that first amendment. you are the editors of two of the most influential papers in this country. you are also the heads of news organizations that the president of the united states has called fake news. you lead a corps of journalists who he described as enemies of the people. >> stick with us, don't believe the crap you see from these people, the fake news. >> how hav

of rick gates himself, you, sir, have already pled guilty is that not a fact and that means you lied. you admitted that, did you not, sir is in the intensity of the cross-examination will go along those lines 10, 15 other questions i could ask in that chain of events that would get the jury to say, oh, okay, he has something here, wherein, he lied before, why isn't he lying now? why should we believe him now? i think the answer for prosecutors will be it's not just his word. there is documentary evidence which would substantiate the things he is saying. when you have a white collar prosecution, you have a paper trail as prosecutors have presented which corroborate exactly what occurred. in the case of the accountant, of course, that paper trail remains consistent, but then the question becomes you could have said something, right? you didn't. is there a reason for that? is there a basis for you having immunity? so that exposes them to the jury, but in the final analysis, while it may be good theater, i think the substance of the documents that the government has, just so much to overcome

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 w

you will know where your duty lies. you will know. winds and following seas. >> that, of course, back in 1993. i see you smiling just as you are listening to those comments. >> well, yeah, so that's classic john mccain. it's why he is so special. it was all about duty for john. it was about, as per his presidential campaign, country first. he inspired so many young people to understand that they have not just a responsibility, not something that's been designated to them in some formal way, but we really have a duty to draw from our god given talents, and we all have them, and serve a cause as john used to say larger than ourself, greater than ourself. he took that to heart. i think his entire professional career just is emblematic of someone dedicated to serving a cause greater than themselves. it's infectious. it inspires not just his colleagues but people across the country. more than anything else, i think it's how he will be remembered, as someone who did the right thing for the right reasons at the right times, even when it was

you. however towering clouds mysterious and remote lies much you peach you know account towns of this city no european no spanish conquistador ever found a way through the wilderness of the valley. on a july day in one thousand nine hundred eleven the us archaeologist and historian hiram bingham accompanied by a native guide was the first to make his way along overgrown interparty skirting the steep mountain slopes at the top he discovered the ruins of a long deserted city overgrown by the jungle. was this long lost vilcabamba where the incas had hidden their goal from the spanish invaders not a single gold artifact has ever been found no one knows who lived here nor why the city was abandoned. one thing is certain the city which according to bingham was known as mother you picture old mountain was built in the mid fifteenth century during the heyday of the entire culture and the into empire. much you picchu was planned down to the smallest detail the other texture mirrors the three tiers of society on one side of the houses of the nobility with the palace and the temples and on the other

he never lied. you always knew that whatever he told you was true. and he was always a gentleman. a lot of people talked about his relationship with the media, i think he saw the media not as his buddies, didn't look at it as his friends, but looked at it as part of a process that made america great. >> forgiveness. here's a man that could forgive his vietnamese captors, imagine the model that sets for >>> there's not lot of forgiveness going on. you see what's called a loader, which will carry his casket down from the military jet, a military honor card representing all branches of the military. there are eight members there that once it comes from the plane there and the family waiting as well. there, we see them, an emotional moment for all involved. elaine, help us place -- there's been a lot of talk about this the last several days. help us place his legacy as a senator, as a politician, as a military leader. have we seen his equal in recent memory? >> not at all. he is a singular individual. he is rare, he is unique. you know, we don't usually do this sort of thing for faile

the neoconservatives wrote that people keep saying all the lies you have been telling us our true. carter acknowledged it would go nowhere when the soviets had evaded and it was something that truly took him by surprise. even though the president made tough statements about the soviets and wrapped up defense spending in response to the invasion, conservatives were not pleased. republicans blamed carter by saying it was his farm policy that had them take action. they said the invasion was a product of a decade of this work and policy. in early january 1980, the director of the republican national committee said that the policy had turned into the policy of weakness. carter stayed on the right in addition to higher defense spending and outlined the doctrine which was a huge commitment of american forces to the persian gulf region. he called and supported and implemented a boycott of the 1980 moscow olympics pick none of this was enough. the republicans would not let it go and ronald reagan running in 1980 as the republican who would bring conservatives into the white house championed

as lying goes, nobody lies like a democrat. host: anything you want to respond to? guest: of course i do. based on what? amazing the power of propaganda in this country. let me keep it real with you guys. if you set i'm worried about hillary clinton's systemic corruption because of all the money she is taken from donors, guess who would agree with you? me. i made that case over and over during the primaries because it's true. she took $225,000 from goldman sachs and i was personal money put in her pocket. i can go on and on. systemic, institutional corrupt in. you are right. but she didn't violate any of those laws. obama, i don't know what you are talking about. i have my own problems with him, but he didn't break any laws. so you have just been fed that propaganda into your head, you just blurted out they should go after hillary and obama and schumer. i have no love for schumer at all. but what crime did he commit? you are just pulling stuff out of your you know what? host: do you think bernie sanders will run for president again? guest: i don't have any more info

with so many lies that you canyt remember af it? after manafort left the trump campaign, gates stayed on to work on the inauguration. he said it's possible he submitted personal expenses there. manafort's lawyer, kevin downing was upbeat at day's end.r. >>anafort had a great day. >> but prosecutors reveal that manafort kept asking for favors from gates. manafort e-mailed that a banker who helped him get a loan should y be considered for secret the army and get tickets to the trump inaugural.il peteams, nbc news, alexandria, virginia. >>> president trump addressed rn cali's historic wildfires while welcoming a host of business leaders to dinner his new jersey golf club. president trump says he and his administration are monitoring the multiple blazes. the situationrin very closely. my measure is in constant ngntact with everything g out in the state. and with the local authorities. >> on twitter mr. trump had previously criticized california authorities claiming bad environmental laws are making the wildfires worse. firefighters are

which is issuing the money keeping track of the money in the case of crypto point it's essential lies so you have computers all over the world that are maintaining them so it's very similar to make a parallel to let's say napster member napster people kept files on various computers and you could attack it because there was no sun single place to attack it will make stripped of valuables that there's no single place to attack the network because it's redundant it's copied over valleys and thousands of nodes as they're called throughout the system so in this way it's called censorship resistant and if somebody tries to stop you from using this currency they cannot no government can you know we've seen in the internet has totally changed and transform many businesses the music industry the chrome industry so now the internet and its distributed network architecture is disrupting money banks have been bad actors they've abused their privilege and their place in the economy and in society and if we can destroy them and get rid of this intermediary you said destroy because they are going to sit h

us, if you want a tax cut that adds $1 trillion to the deficit, if you want divisiveness, if you like being lied to, if you want intelligence agencies broken weakened, if you want people sick and suffering because their health care was taken from them, then i think trump is your man. myself, i give trump a d-, only because i do believe he has tried to help this country's veterans. i think if the republican people would listen to truth and see things the way they are, they would know exactly what i just said. thank you. host: mike from missouri, referencing an interview that the president did with "fox and friends" the other day. we talked about this for an hour earlier today come in case you missed it. he gave himself an a plus grace of our, but here is more what he had to say. [video clip] pres. trump: i give myself an a+ . i do not think any president has done what i have done. soon to be two years. soon to be two unbelievable supreme court justice. i am sure judge kavanaugh will be approved. justice gorsuch has been a star. the economy is doing better than ever in history. the only thing is t

very quickly before i go, do you think he lied to you? d, and i think he withheld information. >> congressman quigley, i appreciate you being here tonight. thank you. >> thank you. any time. >>> outfront next, president trump vowed to hire the best. how does he explain michael cohen, paul manafort, michael flynn and others? wool dive in. also, iowa police arrest an undocumented immigrant in the murder of college student mollie tibbetts. >> mollie grabbed a hold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police. then she took off running. he in turn chased her down. up to fifty percent off appliances with your sears card. like this washer and dryer for $539.99 each. and this refrigerator for $899.99. hurry in to sears today. better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough it can reduce pain, swelling and fur

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why can't kellyanne conway just admit the president lied? you kept saying, david pecker said it, michael cohen said it. chris, the tape said it. he said it himself on the tape. the tape didn't say, hey, i've already paid these people. it's saying we need to talk about this, i need to send out the payment, this is the way we have to pay it, we've got to do it through cash, not a check. they're talking about it in advance. the tape shows the lie. >> i know. that's why i had so much confidence going into the conversation. i know i'm right. and they know that admitting the truth will be perceivedby the president. i don't agree with that. i don't teach it for my kids. the media can punish you for telling the truth sometimes, that's politics, that's life, own it because there's a bigger value. but you also heard the real heart of the answer. the president already answered this. i said, yeah, and he lied. >> the president has already answered this. >> he said it was a ridiculous suggestion that he was lying. it's ridiculous that she would call it ridic

after all the lies you told and fraud you've committed, you expect this jury to believe you? made a decision to tell the truth. manafort had the same path. i'm here. so that's that. he's off the stand now. couple fbi agents right now. there's a morgan who is a forensic specialist with the fbi, really going through chapter and verse all the big purchases that manafort made, including there's been so much talk about the jackets made of python, the jacket made of ostrich and they traced that. they traced payments over a million dollars to allen couture out on the west coast. and they also traced the bank accounts, the overseas bank accounte accounts at the center of this case. and they were able to find manafort in the files because when one of these accounts got opened, they would take a copy of this passport and make a copy of that. so, that's how they were able to trace manafort because his name wasn't supposed to be on the bank accounts, brooke. back to you. >> keep following every twist and turn for us, joe johns. thank you so much. >>> back to our breaking news, sitting co

because you have a foreign national, spy, paid for by clinton, through fusion gps, also has russia as a client, reading before and after the infamousru trump tower meeting,e is spreading these lieshe doesn't believe in his own dossier,er rationalized influene the american people, so that they'll vote for the chosen candidate, hillary, over donald trump. there is a rush of conspiracy. there is russia, you know, there is -- there is russian influence. there is foreign outsiders. what are -- -- waters -- what is wrong with them but they can't follow the simple things that we have discovered and reported over a year? sara carter? >> sean, exactly what they are trying to accuse the trump administration of doing is what they were doing all along, and the fact that robert mueller has all of this evidence, this is not just circumstantial evidence. this is enormous -- >> sean: we have a handwritten note! >> exactly. handwritten notes, conversations,st testimony, you know, they will be questioning bruce ohr on august 28th, and this was very important because bruce ohr holds the key to what happened here, and i would also like to know, who, at the fbi authorized bruce ohr to be the conduit

not only did he peddle his clinton and fbi bought and pain for lies to you, the american people to sway an election, the bulk of that information that is false, russian lies to get a fisa warrant as top officials, as i said, four separate times like the fisa court judges to spy on an opposition candidate. then he turns around and tries to peddle his lies through bruce ohr. his wife nellie helped to build allies for fusion gps, the dossier. what did they do with it? they wanted to get it to mueller postelection to destroy president trump after the fact that they lost. they try to influence the election, it didn't work. then they try to destroy the president. it is a national, disgusting, despicable disgrace. the biggest abuse of power by the top doj and fbi officials in this country, by the way, not rank and file. according to solomon's report, we will go back to that. these communications between bruce ohr and christopher steele, they were going on until late november 2017. that's more than a year after the fbi supposedly officially cut off all ties with christopher steele because he wa

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after all the lies you told and fraud you've committed, you expect this jury to believe you?. uncorroborated? yes. lawyer, do you open the office of special counsel thinks the same way? gates, yes. lawyer, because they're the ones who will write you the 5 k 1 letter? the letter that will keep gates out of jail? gates, they will. they're the ones who will let your lawyer say you get probation unopposed? yes. lawyer, even if you lie? >> answer. but i haven't. and i'll here to -- question. and the jury is supposed to believe that? yes. because i'm here to tell the truthful i'm here because i made a decision to take responsibility for my actions. mr. manafort had the same path. i'm here. from rick gates. i'm here. unlike your guy. gosh was in court today and has been since court started. so today was rick gates' second day on the stand. i think we'll have him on the stand at least for tomorrow morning as well. what do you think was important about his testimony? other than the human drama? >> well, there were several hours of testimony this morning that was pretty dry before we g

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