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the defense tried to make the case all about rick gates, paul m manafort's former assistant. the prosecution said when paul manafort was hiring rick gates to work for him he deliberately chose someone who would break the law along with paul manafort. the prosecution said about rick gates -- about paul manafort hiring rick gates, he didn't choose a boy scout. the prosecutors made no public comment today, but one of paul manafort's lawyers who did not call a single witness in defense of paul manafort said only this. >> mr. manafort was very happy with how things went today. his defense team got to address the jury, point out the shortcomings in the government's case and explain that the government has not met their burden of proof. thank you. >> our legal team joining us now. jill wine-banks and harry lipman. jill wine-banks, your assessment of where this case stands tonight? >> i would say the case went in very well for the prosecution. the evidence especially in the form of documents was very strong. but so were the witnesses. yes, rick gates is a flawed person, but his testim

i did not want paul m afort to be guilty but he was. and no one t is abovehe law. >> as for the holdout, duncan says she's fairly certain the two do not see politics the same way. >>> now to the fac of gun violence in d.c., and they are young. a budding football player, a 10-year-old girl, a loving father, as police hunt for their killers, the district hits a homicideslestone, 100 this year. news 4's megagan fitzgerald wit reaction from families who say m theiry members are more than just number. >> reporter: isaiah harris' young son forced to grow up without a father who loved him. hair russ was her derd in may. tyshonnerry never had a chance to have a family. he was heading home from when he was stabbed. he hoped to be the first black director of the i. >> trying to learn h to go on withho life w makaya. >> a struggle every day for din net that wilson. her 10-year-old daughter was gunned down on july 16. he was on her wayo get ice cream. now necklaces -- >> it says mommy, i know you wanted me to be here on earth with you, butot had be

. >>> prosecutors in the paul m a manafort trial plan to rest their case. a trial weresume inco federal t in alexandria. >>> former white house aide omarosa kicked off her book tour on "meet the press" yesterday. >> she released a secret recording she made in the highly secure situation room in the white house the day she was fire s chief offf john kelly said he wanted to make her departure friendly a without any difficulty in the future. she said she was complicit in helping the white house deceive the country. >> i had a blind spot when it came to donald trump. i wanted to see the best in him and, obviously, i failed miserably. >> the white house says her book is full of lies. press secretary shara huckabee sanders called it blatant disregard for our security. you can hea more later on "tod "today" show. >>> federal investigators are examining the flight data recorder from a stolen airplane in washington state. they say horizon air ground agent richard russell took an empty commercial plaat in e on friday and eventually crashed it. russell had the same br

. >> and we were marveling at paul m manafort and his closet. guilty on 80s counts.away from that? >> i'm curious on his strategy. there a lot of talk that is he waiting for the president's pardon. but because of the people that he was in business with, does he fear something from them. because he is such a rock so far that, you know, those folks may not like him coming out of the gate cooperating right off the bat. >> how did you process what happened on tuesday? i'll admit i was on vacation. first the verdict in the m manafort case, and then michael cohen. this wascrazier than we have seen. >> we're in this app world so twitter blows up or the "new york times" app or whatever app starts to interrupt you and is this real life? like i feel like an old internet video. because so much was happening so faths. but it is not surprising. this is a president who the way i see it, he has never really been held accountable. i think a lot of his career business wise, his personal relationships, his media personality is all about nonaccount ability. even as he tries to hold oth

. >> he is now in many respects the ultimate witness against paul m hafort because can say we worked together. here's what manafort was thinking and here's what we set t to achieve. no question this is potentially, potentially, devastatingy testim for manafort. >> reporter: manafort's charges are relate today lobbying wor with the ukrainian government, not his time on the campaign but gates testified that once president trump was elected manafort tried to get a cabinet level position for a banker who helped get him a loan and gates also admitted that he stole money fm manafort, many of many attack lis as the defense began its cross-examination today. >> mr. gates is a criminal. mr. manafort is aned acc criminal. criminals tend to hang out with criminals, and so what you're seeing here i not at all unusual. >> reporter: experts say even if a jury does not trust gates, bank and tax records will make the cgovernment'se. so what is president trump saying about all of this? well, todayth g, but last week he tweeted and asked why the government did not tell him why manafort was under inves

not just the conviction of paul m manafort, former campaign manager, and not just the fact michael cohenis longtime personal lawyer also pleaded guilty to eight felony counts but the fact michael cohen said in court that donald trump, his client, directed him to break federal campaign laws when he paid off these two women who allegedly had affairs with donald trump. so for the first time since watergate, wolf, we have a president who is an unindicted co-conspirator charged with violating federal law. that's an unprecedented situation. and what i believe is that donald trump is actually even more illegitimate than richard -- because nobody imagined that the watergate brea brea break-in won richard nixon the election. was a a landslide. look how close the 2016 election was. donald trump believed it was imperative to pay off these women otherwise he might lose the election. we also know the russians intervened in the election on his behalf and we have reason to believe that michael cohen might provide more testimony evidence an that, and so when you take the russian intervention, the fact t

shs in the same jail as former trump campaign manager paul m manafok . >>> this were could be a verdict in the paul manafort trial. the case went to the jury last week and it's the first case t stem from robert mueller's russia probe. but manafort still has a trial next month for money laupd unde and failure to register as a foreign agen>> president trump and former cia director john brennan are mincing no words. >> this all started after president trump stripped security clearce from brennan. brennan said that president trump was unfit for office. president trump red badge and calledrennan a loud mouth and a political hack who does not -- >> he's drunk on power, he really is. >> while the president's decision to revoke clearances has s off sirens for dozens of former nional security officials who signed a letter of protest. brennan is a paid national security agent for nbc. and he will join chuck todd for an exclusive interview and the president's attorney, rudy giuliani will also appear on "meet the press." >>> get your kids ready to head back to school. can you believe that? discount

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iporting from washington,m rajini vaidyanathan. a jury finds paul manafort guilty on 8 charges in his tax and bank fraud case, but thee declares a mistrial on the remaining counts. in a separate case, the president's former lawyer michael cohen admits to violating campaign-finance laws in paying off women.pr he faces yearsison. can the fastest man in the world get ahead in the world of professional soccer? usain bolt thinks so. we will take a look. welcome to our viewers on publicelision here in the u.s. and also around the globe. we come on air tonight with two jor legal stories regarding members of president trump's and his former campaign manager paul manafort has been found guilty on 8 counts in a virginia court , but the jury could not come to a decision on 10 other charges. meanwhile, in new york, michael the president's former lawyer michael cohen has surrendered to the fbi. he has pleaded guilty to a nuer of financial crimes f . for the latest onhis, we turn to our correspondent chris buckler. flurry of news all at oncet let's st with michae

m station. it's calling for general manager paul wdefel to resign. metro is standing by its teresponse to the u the right rally and says all trains remained open to the public s were nge line tra marked special sunday because of track work. >>> doug is still tracking some showers on storm team 4 radar but not much to complain about for tomorrow. >> doug, when are we done all this rain? >> i think tomorrow. probably over the next coup hour most of us staying dry tonight. still a few hours. we saw some through oat fredericksburg area. those a moving down towards the richmond area. you see those moving down to the south. moving shower activity into western portions of loudoun county towards portions of winchester, martinsburg. more showers and storms to the north. all in all this whole thing moves out tomorrow. we're looking at a great wednesday, but the heat and storms return. i'll show you when. t's focus on tomorrow. that's great. >> the thank you, doug. >>> a reality show of sorts is playing out on television and twitter between two former reality s

m i didn't know paul manafort. i don't know what he did inwh 2005.this was all because of rod rosenstein's wide mandate that he gave robert mueller and the appointment of his friend and even though he signed the fourth fisa warrant, which i believe conflicts him, just like recommending the firing of comey. but i look at, for example, hillary's campaign paying for what turned out to be russian lies. misinformation peddled to the american people before an election. i look at what happened to bernie sanders. i look at fisa court judges, a fraud committed four separate times on a court with unverified, uncorroborated information and purposefully withholding the information that hillary paid for it.on and you are right, these are all facts. this all has a little bit to do with russia and russian lies and that is all being ignored, just like adam schiff talking to a russian about naked pictures of donald trump, breathlessly hoping for all the details. >> well, look. judge ellis said itel pretty well.oo why is paul manafort being prosecuted? he is being pro

m manafort. >> he does. certainly it is possible paul manafort is countin on a rdon and that is why he is standing strong not flipping and not offering anying to the special counsel if he has anything to offer. the flip side is i'm not sure whether the pardon actually gets pre osident tru of hock if there is something there to be worried about because if you give a pardon to paul manafort and paul probably paula probably knows this better than i do. i am not a lawyer. if you pardo manafort he has no ability to refuse to testify. then robert mueller can put him onayhe stand and you now have to testify because you've been pardoned and you can't claim the a fifndment if you don't face any criminal liability. you have to tell us about donald trump. that could be backfire on the president.ro rt: molly, you've been writing cover stories for "time" on democrats this year.y en't they bringing up russia and paul manafort more? molly: they do in the contex of capitol hill. democrats have obviously been the most outspoken in the oversight rule, particularly mark werner in them senate, a schiff in the house. they're on

. >> rick gates is -- prosecutors have cedric gates wasn't directing it, paul manafort said i want the m cut in my flowers and here's my landscaping bill, et cetera, et cetera. so he stood for paul manafort, now he turned on the guy who was his mentor and boss. this will be an incredible moment for him. what do you think he'll say? >> i think it will be a difficult moment and probably we'll expect drama in the courtroom. what we're seeing with the trend of the immunized witnesses gives us insight into what will happen with gates's testimony. the big question is are they going to step forward and admit to complete knowledge, deliberately engaging in fraud? they are doing that with that account and most likely that's what you'll see with gates. my prediction would be based on that trend he will come forward and say manafort knew about this, that they are working together on this and this is a tough flip for the defense. they need to confront that head on and try and turn that tide against him and that will be rough. >> two men prized and praised by the president. roger stone and paul manaf

paul manafort from steve calk. date november 15, right after the election. subject. stephen m. calk. etary of the army. hello, paul. will you please review the attached document prepared at your request and advise what changes and improvements i should make. my goal is to ensure you or my designated prosper -- huh -- has all of the information they need to have me successfully chosen by the president-elect. my designated prosper. i look forward to your response, steve. he then attaches to that e-mail what he says are his qualifications to be the next secretary of the army, including his passion, also his loyalty to donald trump. he then attaches his resume and a nice professional head shot, but then here, look at the last page. prospective roles in the trump administration, in rank order. secretary of the army. deputy secretary of the treasury. secretary of commerce, secretary of hud, deputy secretary of defense, undersecretary of the treasury for housing. deputy secretary of commerce. do not call the man inflexible. he also took liberty of listing out his preferred ambassadorships if

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m. >> thanks for having me. >>> also ahead, the paul manafort trial turning deeply personal.rs accusing manafort's former deputy rick gates of having multiple extramarital affairs, wrapping up a dramatic three days of testimony. we'll take you live there coming up next. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com ♪ >>> former trump campaign chairman paul manafort on trial, major theme emerging today about the prosecution's key witness, rick gates, is an experienced cheater, by his own admission, gates cheated on his wife, cheated his ex-boss, manafort, out of money and cheated on his taxes. let's go straight to our senior washington correspondent joe johns outside that federal courthouse in alexandria, virginia. and so, manafort's defense team really

twenty seventh team and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter sure lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individual. operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very honored to be trump h

twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter struck lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agency is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like broadening komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individuals. with very considerable politics they are clearly very empty trond has been all al

twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but a few other prominent political figures i'm evaluating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally aids susan rice and german cave peter sure lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public debate that these organizations and individuals operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very trump has been. alon

asks him a question that bob mueller knows to be true or has evidence about, paul manafort is then again guilty of a different k m crime. >> exactly, if he lies, he's guilty of contempt, perjury, obstruction of justice, so no matter which way the president turns on this one, paul manafort's testimony will be available to the special counsel. >> thank you both, glenn kirschner and evelyn farkas. >>> up next, it's not just the democrats pushing for a delay in supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing which is now less than two weeks away. after the break, i'm joined by a senate aide who says that kavanaugh's confirmation should not be before the november elections. today can save your l. ♪ ♪ sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need experts. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and, paul, we got your back with workers' comp. wow, it's like a party in here. where are the hors d'oeuvres, right? [ clanking ] tartlets? we cover commercial vehicles, too. i think

twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally aides susan rice and german cave peter struck lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agents is not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public to create these organizations and individuals operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very i'm the trump has be

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>> we have already had this particular issue raised by paul manafort and it was struck down. the difference here is that m n morrison, which was a 5-4 decision, there was contention about whether this was a separation of powers issue. this is because the independent counsel was appointed under a statute created by congress. the question was mwhether this was intruding on the president's executive function. i think here we addressed that issue. the special counsel regulations are coming out of attorney general himself from the department of justice. there is a direct line, in other words, the president could fire mueller in this case. there's no separation of powers issue. i don't think it will go far. >> ross, do you see it the same way? >> yes. the fact is till stit's still al situation to have a special counsel, anybody outside the norm with this kind of role. having said that, this is an uphill battle for his lawyer, but that's what we have courts for. >> sure. he was hitting me over the head with that. it's just one judge. it's just ojudge. we'll see how it plays out. let me ask you another question.

paul pogba getting united's goals. it's the second successive season they've lost at brighton. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was expecting the tea m good and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team. so don't go on into the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that. but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match. it was a much better for the blue half of manchester. sergio aguero scored a hat—trick, the 13th of his career and ninth in the premier league, as the champions thrashed huddersfield town at the etihad stadium. there were also goals from gabrieljesus, david silva, and an own goal as city won 6—1 to make it two wins out of two. i have never seen sergio like right now. in my previous year, it was a lwa ys now. in my previous year, it was always a high level, but that commitment with the ball, without the ball, he is happy and of course he scored three goals, but he creates chances and passes and movement and everything. in the day's other game, watford won 3—1 at burnley. after goals for andre gray on his return to burnley, and tro

paul pogba getting united's goals. it's the second successive season they've lost at brighton. i was disappointed because the week was good and i was expecting the tea mto be a better team. so don't go on into the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that. but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match.

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twenty seventh team and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debate. began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i am a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter struck lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the president is doing the right thing rebooking the clearances of people who aren't contributing anything certainly a lot of them were higher ups in the f.b.i. and also it is. certainly i mean i believe these people are all involved in this rush to get to every case you know a bit and manipulating information and data for the public consumption to confuse and. you know create all kinds of uncertainty in the government the government business that's that's what the that's

twenty seventeen and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but a few other prominent political figures now after that sarah huckabee sanders read out a list of names of who else was and can disagree and it included former f.b.i. director james comey a former director of national intelligence james clapper and a few others for apparently spreading rumors about russian collusion now trump also tweeted some indirect references to it later on but today sarah huckabee sanders a lab aerated on that a bit saying that the administration has also revoked clearances of other acts officials including james comey and peter struck who was just fired from the f.b.i. at least at least so immediate reaction so far has been pretty predictable so. if. that affects trunks future decisions. so it's come the u.n. peacekeepers are retur

. >> i have to ask you, you're in the room there, paul manafort is also there watching his protojay testify against m. did he react at all? s he would -- it seems if he was trying to burn a hole in the side of rick gates with his eyes. he would stare at rick gates the entire time gates was testifying. osgates for his part alnever looked at manuafort, manafort looked steely and angry at gates e.e whole tim >> the case is being brought by the same time working for special counsel robert mueller,g the team loointo russian interference in the 2016 election. did the word "russia" even come up? >> no, it didn't, and, in fact, partly by design. i think the prosecution wanted to say we're not talking about election, we're not talking about the president or collusion, this is about whether manafort committed these financial crimes. yes, as you say, this does come out of the mueller investigation, and the csumption is -- remember, paul manafort jointed tmpaign originally to help him with the convention, quickly became campaign chair, was involved in torious trump tower meeting, so it's believed prosecutors thi

twenty seventh team and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but a few other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter struck lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been a realisation that everything is political in other words that the federal bureau of investigation the cia the n.s.a. all of these u.s. agencies are not about politics it's very apparent when you have figures like brennan and komi intervening in the public to critique these organizations in and of it. joel's operate with very considerable politics they are clearly very anti trump o