party with mr manning gone as president is going to get away with an unfair election result well they've done that five times in the last twenty years every election i've participated in this country since independence has been wreaked to some extent and it's become the norm and it is the norm in many african states. we're struggling to get back to a democratic environment and it is this is a struggle this is this is not something it's going to just happen because people are going to suffer in in terms of getting back to a democratic country and this is just another step in that direction we were struck today by how quickly the military was called out to deal with protests relating to the election i mean that is an extreme measure for any government to undertake soldiers firing shots at their own citizens is that for you proof that the president has no intention of going anywhere. no i didn't think so we had live ammunition used in the food riots in this country along a long time just just before in d.c. was actually full and it in the army was used and it was much more severe than were

does that mean in your view we should take in every refugee mr man who think of me. my most. refugees life has to be say whatever happens whether they can stay permanently is another matter. we need to amend their asylum laws and see who has a genuine something to have fled their country if one comes was told this is the flight of the views but let's not bother addressing them if i don't want them all here by did. efforts are currently being made to create an asylum law and. immigration law so. are you optimistic that this will improve matters. as a woman is from if you combine this with daniel counter our state premier recently said that reason should be created to allow people to stay here and if we need them we should cut out the red tape i think it's a great idea. that's when a. very few draw the line between those who are allowed to stay and those who have to leave. this is a thorny issue people have come here from countries where officially there is no persecution but living conditions are very. good just wanting a better life give you the right to choose where you live

trump confronts on the collusion is this june two thousand and sixteen meeting attended by mr man a fort whose purpose was to collect dirt on hillary clinton from the russians which is a crime you cannot accept anything of value from a foreign government a foreign agent to influence an election mr mann of fort was in that meeting and if he can testify that yes there was a solicitation of the dirt even if it wasn't forthcoming that's a crime and he would be somebody who would be privy to knowing whether donald trump jr had spoken to mr trump sr the president before the meeting and suggest that he knew about what was going on and he could be guilty of a conspiracy to solicit dirt on hillary clinton involving the government of russia that is the collusion that he says doesn't exist and that's down the road but i think that with the leverage that mr moeller now has over mr mann for with regard to sentencing mr mann for doesn't want to say the rest of his life in prison he could make a deal and bad for it would have to be completely forthcoming about that june two thousand and sixteen

fire in a demonstration on wednesday staged a protest against alleged vote rigging by president and mrs man in gagra today more than twenty members of the main opposition party appeared in court in harare charged with inciting violence at that rally. marched into court to face charges of inciting public violence dozens of members of the opposition movement for democratic change who were arrested at the party headquarters police accuse them of some mention of violence while awaiting election results at least six people died in clashes with security forces but the m.d.c. as leader nelson chamisa says it is the government that should face justice for that while. we have been subjected to all sorts of war usman and i think you hear intimidation and. the reason why they want information from us because they want to try and roy the evidence that we have and i must say that. their lives in this country was won by the allies. his followers to keep calm as he challenges the election outcome police continue to deal out heavy handed tactics on friday they try to shut down an opposition press conferenc

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investigation the charges in this case may not have been about collusion but they came from the military mr manning for disappointed of not getting acquittals all the way through or a complete hung jury on all counts he is evaluating all of his options at this point paul minor for this is been a spectacular fall from grace for president trump's claims that robert muller's investigation is a witch hunt have been dealt a spectacular blow over muller a said nothing publicly for months but after this case he may not have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher of his era alexandria virginia meanwhile russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped faked websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections but the russian foreign ministry says there is no evidence to support microsoft's claims and calls the allegations a witch hunt should have a chance he has more from washington

couldn't that be seen as obstruction of justice i mean we know that mr man a fourth has been convicted of these eight counts and if the president were to pardon him isn't that in some way standing in the way of justice being served. it certainly would look like obstruction of justice to me and i think to many people it key is going to be getting to the president's intent what was his reason for giving the pardon is there proof that he's doing it to prevent metaphorical operating what the president's been doing over the last several weeks is i think laying a foundation to make a different point to say no the reason pardoning him is because i felt like it was an unjust prosecution and that's why we see the president tweeting and stating oh he's being treated so unfairly and he's a good person because then the president can say no my intent here was simply to pardon somebody for what i believe to be an unjust prosecution maybe disagree with me but that's not an illegal use of the pardon power is what the president i think what the saying i want to ask you before we run out of time a lot o

mr man on god was spotty one hundred some in the parliamentary elections and m.d.c. did not object so for me there was a telling sign and the other telling sign was that there was so many observers election observers from both africa and europe in the united states and why they said things did not go perfectly they did not identify any must see reagan and then of course there is the. all nine. this was a unanimous decision not even one guy dissented so for me has the ring of truth having said that do you think this was. a healthy exercise for a democracy. to do this to have these challenges to have a court decide. oh yes yes i do i do because as you know one of the generally i don't like to get around lies or cross africa fifty four countries countries with very different histories but one of the common features is that every time there is an election somebody will always say i was robbed it was rigged and while there are these said what you have to do is you know peaceful protests are an option by the it can be generated through violence so the best thing is to take

to guess i say the international community will say you have to do more even if they are sept that mr man and god were one they will say ok here are a number of things you done before will come to your aid now and by that i mean the western economic powers now we must all forget about the rule of china because even when the west was very hostile to mr mugabe he had good relations and zanu p.f. had good relations with china and therefore i think when it comes to who is going to help zimbabwe economically we must not forget the rule of china the question thank you very much indeed i want to go to our correspondent how to metastases joining me live from hungary how do obviously a lot of controversy in the run up to the point of these elections but also in the way that the results of the elections particularly the presidential election was given tonight. is there really a lot of opposition supporters in leaders complained why did it take so long for the presidential results to be announced the e.u. observer mission said in a press conference that they knew that a lot of the results of the pre

mr morrison is party treasurer and politically close to mr tumble. the manas failed in his bid for the topjob —— toppled mr turnbull. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. well, some noticeable changes to the weather to end the week. it's going to feel a lot cooler and fresher right across the board with sunshine and showers. in fact, it's going to feel pretty autumnal for some areas, particularly across the north and west. plenty of heavy showers around. this pretty cold air mass moving down from the north—west will be right across the country as we start friday morning. it really will be quite noticeable. feeding in plenty of showers into the north and the west of the country, but further south and east, with lengthy clear skies, it should stay generally dry here to start friday. much coolerfor all, including the south—east. temperatures here starting off between nine and 12 degrees. so for friday itself, not looking too bad. we're start off with sunshine in southern and eastern areas, albeit rather chilly. l

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andres told the jury, quote: mr. manord lied to keep more money when he had it and lied to get more money when he didn't. this is a case about mr. manafort's lies. he hid money in foreign bank accounts, later spent that money on personal items and real estate. he is not above the law. in about a half hour's time the court will reconvene and we'll hearing the closing arguments from the defense. we heard from the lead attorney kevin downing yesterday where he explained to reporters why manafort decided not to testify as part of his own defense. >> to me, the government has failed to meet their burden of proof and we have rested on that. >> and what do you say to those this makes your client look guilty? >> well, we live in the united states of america and you are presumed innocent until proven guilty. we believe the government cannot meet that burden. >> is there a problem with the jury in this case? >> i tried. >> we are very confident. >> after the defense presents its closing arguments, we will then get instructions fro

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mr. super man. >> reporter: for now the stanettes don't know what to think. >> i went through this before and by all means don't want to be going through it now. >> reporter: the two men with stanette was taken to san francisco hospital with gunshot wounds, one of them was released yesterday and the second is in fair condition. >> amanda, thank you. >>> and now to lake county where te mendocino complex is the biggest wildfire in state history. state officials are making some significant progress. not over yet. > not over yet, reggie. we just got some new numbers in the last few hours and a notable update is the containment. that a drop of 1% from earlier this morning, but we also have learned that crews made significant headway in the river fire. that is now 78% contained. so that is the big headline out of that. the entire complex as burned more than 200,000 acres, 100 structures are destroyed, 75 of those are homes. meanwhile up north in the redding area firefighters still battling the deadly carr fire. that's now burned more than 167,000 acres. and a huge fire that sparked yesterday gr

mr. manning. he was a 30-year cyclist, and i had the experience to ride with him with the oakland yellow jackets from 2002 to 2006 or so. he trained lots of people to be better bike riders. he changed a tire of mine on many, many occasions, and he even patented something would keep in tune to low air pressure, so they would know when their tire would go flat. we are so saddened to lose him. he was a dear member of our staff. >> thank you. we will close the meeting in his honor. is there any public comment on the executive director's report. seeing none? >> clerk: item 9-b, port commission report. >> anything? commissioner gilman? >> i just want to on behalf of the commission thank sffd, san francisco fire department. last night, there was a two alarm blaze within one block of the cannery building. three firefighters were hurt in that blaze? but with every incident happening in the north bay and with the fire season here in california, i think we're very lucky that it didn't spread from a wood fram

mr. manafort a good man and a good prison and he feels badly for what has happened to him. he tweeted today that unlike michael cohen, he refused to break and make up stories to get a deal. he tweeted great respect for a great man. is mr. manafort a candidate for a presidential pardon? >> that is not something that has been up for discussion, i don't have anything for you. >> some democrats are saying that the nomination for brent cobb -- brett kavanaugh should be put on hold because of the legal developments yesterday. hawaii's senator put out a statement saying that this president was an unindicted co-conspirator in a criminal matter and doesn't deserve the courtesy of a meeting with his nominee. what is your reaction to that? >> this is a desperate and pathetic attempt by democrats to obstruct a highly qualified nominee. the hearing date has been set and judge kavanaugh will be there. >> trade talks between the united states and china are resuming. the president earlier this week expressed low expectations for the talks. i'm wondering if that has changed and what you wou

mr. wise man says yes, yes. the judge says, so how many are you planning to introduce in your case in chief? and mr. wise man, the prosecutor responds every single exhibit that's on that list is something that we intend to offer in our case. there's 1500 pieces of evidence there. that's what we're planning on introducing, your honor. so the prosecutor and the judge have a back and forth about how all these exhibits, how they are important and the prosecutors know what they're going to do with all of it. the judge then turns back to manafort's defense lawyers and she once again gives paul manafort's defense lawyers a little bit of a hard time about one of their decisions which has been a real mystery in this case so far which is why paul manafort and his defense team elected to go on trial twice. once in virginia and once in washington, d.c. prosecutors from the special counsel's office had offered to consolidate the two cases so he would go on trial once. his legal team said no. this judge in the d.c. case has pr

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mr. gates takes the stand and says i committed crimes. so did that man, and here's how we did it together. so that's something very help to feel the prosecution. but as you point out, there is all of this baggage that comes along with gates. i think the defense's argument is going to be that if mr. gates was able to hide his embezzlement and theft from mr. manafo manafort, what else could he have been hiding? he is the real mastermind. he is the guy who is the real wrongdoer. they preview pthat. there is some evidence that doesn't rely on mr. gates that also points that manafort was committing crimes. that's what they're going have to focus on explaining away. but in the meantime, take down gates is job one for the defense. >> jennifer, to talk about some of the other evidence, you already had the accountant testifying that gates instructed her to do things which were illegal, and that she went along with it. >> that's right. and, you know, the prosecutors were careful to draw out from all of those witnesses that it wasn't just gates, it was manafort too

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this is a case about mr. man ford's lies.e hid money in foreign bank accounts, later spent that money on personal items and real estate. he is not above the law, dana. >> dana: catherine, what was the prosecution trying to do regarding clean up on its star witness? >> right. so, the star witness in this case is man ford's former business partner rick gates. and there was really a key and dramatic moment during the trial when gates was testifying about manafort and how he kind of knew where the money was all the time. what was coming in and what was coming out. and then the judge in this case t.s. ellis iii interjected and said well, mr. gates, you were stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from your boss, mr. manafort, and he didn't notice it. so, clearly, he was not watching it that closely. and the prosecution has been very concerned about this comment because it certainly has the appearance of undercutting gates' testimony. and what we saw in their close was an everett to kind of clean up a lot of issues and sort of ti

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john mccain was his country's man, mr. president. throughout a congressional career that spanned 35 years, he served her faithfully. he inspired those who served with him on both sides of the aisle. and he always called on all of us to live up to all that is best and greatest about the united states of america. he was a fierce crusader for the causes close to his heart from supporting our nation's veterans to equipping our military with the tools that it needs to advancing liberty around the world. he was also a wonderful colleague and friend. shortly after i got to the senate, i read his book "faith of my fathers." and as i'm reading this book, i'm starting to think that some of the dates and places sound pretty familiar, so i did a little research and ended up discovering that the distinguished flying cross that my father harold thune received had been awarded to him by none other admiral john mccain, our john mccain's grandfather. when i shared this with john and every time i'd see him he'd say we've got to call your dad. that's e

. >> he's quite fertile mr. man but i love diblings. she said it may not be typical but it is love. believe they made a movie on a similar concept. >> vince vaughn. >> yes. >> i really did see it. >> thank you. thank you very much. the popular drama the affair, have you seen this? it stunned audiences last weekend. a lot of it had to do with actress ruth wilson's character allison. oh, no, ruth wilson, there she is. she's in our toyota green room. welcome back. to discuss the series and her new movie. it's a supernatural >> okay. >> i didn't tell you. >> no, you didn't. >> i was afraid you wouldn't want to see me again. >> well, you're right. but i already know. >> she did already know. she saw the wife. that's a scene from last sunday's dramatic episode of "the a" "the affair". ruth wilson is very busy. she's also in the upcoming supernatural thriller called "little stranger." she plays an aristocrat whose life has changed after a doctor has come to care hose mks are disturbing. the pipes contracting in the code. caroline, you mustn't let this business get inside you. >> i'm so gla

trump -- fair man, mr. mr. chairman. i know our letters showed disagreement but i'm hopeful that you can work to find a way that key documents can be made available to the public before these hearings. we need to live up to the promise to provide an open and transparent and fair promise -- process. the american people deserve no less. answer -- records are and i will expand on that by reading here. on toe for documents commit -- basis. the documents did we receive may material including cox read it -- confidential vice given to the president as well as per from -- personal bankmation, numbers and account numbers. a secular -- a second review is restricts from public access. authorizes the committee to release documents and we put them on the committee website as quickly as we can. can --ontain restrictive material, keeps them on a confidential basis to enjoy the presidential review act, records act, requires to be kept public and does not become public. this is consistent with our practice in the gorsuch nominations wher

man. indeed a hoover did have a relationship with mr whiskey that was not appropriate.was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. 0ver one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the la st between rival black groups. over the last ten days 500 have died. czechoslovakia must be free! czechoslovakia must be free! russia czechoslovakia must be free! russia russia is czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 sub mariners who died on board the submarine. we are all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people in his hometown crack of. stay with us, stay with us, chanted this ocean of humanity. well, well. joked the pope, so you wa nt well, well. joked the pope, so you want me to desert rome? this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: there has been an outpouring of

you are a fair man, mr. chairman. i know our letters showed disagreement but i'm hopeful that you can work to find a way that key documents can be made available to the public before these hearings. we need to live up to the promise to provide an open and transparent and fair process. the american people deserve no less. >> the answer to your question is yes. we will work with you to make sure committee confidential records are available and i will expand on that by reading here. receive documents on a committee confidential basis to accelerate our review of these documents. maydocuments we received contain material which the presidential records act restricts from public access, including confidential advice given to the president as well as personal information, numbers and bank account numbers. after producing the documents to the committee a second review is done to ensure they don't contain anything the review act restricts from public access. if they don't contain material, president bush authorizes the committe

mr. record man," "family bible," "night life," you sold those for $50, a hundred dollars, just to make ends back then it helped out, you know? it paid the rent. - did you ever get them back? - yeah, i got-- i got "night life" back, "family bible" back, through the years, you know? it took a while, but i did. "crazy" was such an amazing song. ♪ crazy ♪ i'm crazy for feeling ♪ so lonely did you ever think of singing it yourself rather than going to patsy? well, back then i wasn't selling a lot of records, you know, and patsy was really hot, so it just made a lot of sense to get as many patsy records as you could. and, fortunately, she liked "crazy" a lot. one of the biggest-selling country songs of all time, i believe. yeah, it's all-time, number-one jukebox song. since you got a guitar in your hand, would you give me 15 seconds of your favorite song? well, that's kind of hard to do. ♪ when the evening sun goes down ♪ ♪ you will find me hanging round ♪ ♪ the night life ain't no good life ♪ ♪ but it's my life ♪ many people just like me ♪ dreaming of old used-to-be ♪ and the night life ain't no

mr. fish man, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me back. >> michael cohen and federalident today in felonies to which mr. cohen has himself pled guilty and for which he expects to do jail time. what's the difference between implicating somebody in a crime and charging them with a crime, otherwise holding them accountable for a crime? >> oh look, before somebody gets charged you have to have proof beyond a reasonable doubt to make that charge if you're a federal prosecutor. that's the standard for convicting and federal prosecutors don't actually bring charges until they have enough evidence to convict. michael cohen was obviously in that circumstance. if you read what happened in court, if you look at the detail of the criminal information which is beak a document that instead of indictment when somebody's pleading, if you look at that document, they had an enormous amount of evidence. an amount of detail about each of the crimes which he was charge and to which he pled guilty. they may not have the quite that much yet about the preds of the united states. that's one r

mrs. brown, man. >> can i tell you that watching the whitney documentary, the first thing that jumped outbobby wasn't the one who was bringing the drugs in. he was a lightweight. >> i haven't seen the documentary, but i appreciate, you know, the truth being told. it brings calmness to my heart and my soul, you know, that i'm not looked at in that light anymore. >> the r & b star is sharing his truth his way in the bobby brown story. from his relationship with the late diva to the loss of his daughter, bobbi kristina in 2015. bobby is holding nothing back. >> how much do you miss her? >> there's no way to express how much i miss my daughter. >> the two-part miniseries starred woody mcclain who previously played bobby. gabrielle dennis is whitney. >> what is the revelation that is going to rock people's world when they watch the bobby brown story? >> people think they know me, but they really don't. and we tell the absolute truth in this movie. you're going to get bobby brown. >> coming up -- ♪ >> our luke bryan exclusive. katy perry getting in the middle of his bromance with blake shelton?

man. his, mr. manafort, candidate for a presidential pardon? >> once again that is it not something that is up for discussion. i don't have anything for you. reporter: can i ask but the kavanaugh nomination? some democrats say the nomination should be put on hold because of legal developments yesterday. hawaii senator mazie hirono put out a statement, this president unindicted coconspirator in criminal matter does not deserve courtesy of meeting with his nominee. what is your reaction to that, sarah? >> this is desperate and pathetic attempt by democrats to obstruct a very highly qualified nominee. the hearing tate has been set for september 4th. judge kavanaugh will be there. steve? reporter: sarah, trade talks between the united states and china are resuming. the president earlier this week expressed quite low expectations for those talks. i'm wondering if that is changed, and what you would like to see come out of these discussions? >> we're, as you said, these conversations are continuing. i don't have any announcements on them. they're on

mr. dwayne johnson, the man scaring monsanto..he former school groundskeeper blames the controversial pesticide roundup for giving him terminal cancer and is suing the company for over $370 million. is not much money for a company as big as monsanto. reporter: there are currently around 4000 to 5000 legal cases against roundup. this is the first one that goes to trial. the legal implications are huge because it could set a precedent on monsanto and around the that could cost the company billions of dollars. votedwest hollywood has to remove donald trump's star from the walk of fame. reporter: the star is a controversial one and has been vandalized numerous times, most recently by a man with a pickax. that has led west hollywood lawmakers, who also cited his treatment of women and immigrants to unanimously vote to remove it. there is a problem. not only has this never been ar is notre, the st exactly in west hollywood. lawmakers don't have jurisdiction over the star. the vote was clearly largely symbolic. japan were aook at med sch

mr. whitebred and manned a and last year we got new numbers on the drug crisis.t's the worse in the history. more than 70,000 americans died of drug o.d.s in the last year. that's a shocking and horrifying number. you may not be familiar because the press barely covered it. they don't care. it's just middle america dying. no big deal. if you watched tv the last few days you heard of a man called jole arrona lara who was arrested out of the blue by i.c.e. agent as he drove his wife to the hospital for a c-section. the media pounced. it was a moral atrocity typical of the trump years. cnn went on the attack before there was a comment on what happened. >> i want to let you know about this story regard new baby boy. he's not with his dad today because i.c.e. agent hauled his father away as his father was headed to in the hospital where the mother was scheduled for a c-section. >> the mother of five gave birth the same day her husband was detained shortly after giving birth to her baby boy. while he's physically okay, this mother is living a nightmare. >> i.c.e. has n

to a company registered in the cayman islands but its ultimate owner is believed to be mr joe a man known as joe lo or lo take joe now this man is a wanted man in the laser he's a fugitive there's already a warrant of arrest out for him his whereabouts are unknown but he's thought to be the ultimate mastermind in this complex sophisticated plan to steal money from the state investment fund on m.t.v. storage is also focusing on a so do you read. how that may be allegedly overlaps with the gray area questions being asked of mr nunn cheap. yes we're talking about this center known as the king solomon international peace center now this was a center that was launched last year just after the saudi arabian more knock had had visited malaysia this was meant to be an islamic center to combat extremism to promote tolerance although some critics have mentioned that saudi arabia perhaps is not the best partner for it considering its very strict and conservative interpretation of islam has been blamed for inspiring some of the islamic state ideology now the government hasn't given a reason as to why

mr. trump's top accountant has been granted immunity by federal prosecutors, the man you see here, allen isselberg, the chief financial officer of theied all of mr. tr money for many years. this follows the deal given to david pecker. pecker used his position on to kill negative stories about mr. trump and knows all of the worst secrets about the president's life. jim acosta kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: president trump remained silent as he left with the first lady for a speech in ohio with a growing list of legal worries hot on his tail. >> my chief financial officer, allen weisselberg. >> reporter: the latest concern, federal prosecutors granted immunity to allen weisselberg. he is the long time chief financial officer of the trump organization. the president's private company whose secrecy. a source on the president's legal team down played weisselberg's cooperation which could be crucial for prosecutors. the attorney for one of the women, stormy daniels, michael avenatti, believes that more may be at stake. >> the only reason then that they would give immunity to mr. weisselbe

is registered to the cayman islands it's supposed to belong to a man known as low take joe now mr low is a wanted man in malaysia he's a fugitive his whereabouts are still unknown there is a warrant of arrest out for him and he's fought to be the most in mind behind this complex sophisticated plan to steal four and a half billion dollars from the state investment fund that nudge it set up and now the association the prosecutor is putting together other parts of this jigsaw a parallel to mr knight she being summoned to court tomorrow. it is thought that they are but we haven't been informed of this other action that's going on therefore kept it pretty quiet but there have been bits that have leaked out from other government officials they think that part of the money may have been channeled through funds that are linked to projects funded by chinese companies these projects and been put on hold by the new administration that came into power in may but we don't really have the details of this of the actions that they are that we believe that the authorities are setting up all planning t

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steve: one of the guys closely aligned with mr. man forth was rick gates, his number two person.rnment to spill his beans. you know what? there he is right there. we might not even call him. that's bad. >> rick gates was paul manafort's business partner for 15 years. and he was the deputy campaign manager for president trump during the summer of 2016, when the meeting happened with the russians. steve: right. man ford has said that that man right there embezzled millions of dollars. >> correct. this shows how the government can use witnesses who flip by providing them with information in secret. by telling this stuff to the grand jury but by not putting him on the witness stand because it may open up a can of worms. this may force manafort's lawyers to put gates on the witness stand if they want to say you are the guy who pulled all these tricks against the irs. brian: judge, do you know what it tells me? it tells me they wanted gates to pressure manafort to flip somehow to get what this judge originally said president trump and he hasn't done it. >> precisely. manafort has basic