by we've got more breaking news concerning another criminal case involving a former trump adviser paul man of ford who briefly managed trump's presidential campaign he has been found guilty of tax fraud the jury found a man before guilty of eight financial crimes a judge declared a mistrial on ten other counts that the jury could not agree on many affordable likely face years in prison the verdict is the first trial victory of a special counsel investigation into president drum's former associates so alexandra the jury has reached a verdict eight kilo. of former campaign chairman paul man of war but no verdict on ten other charges so how should we read this. i think it's important to say that if we are talking here at all it's very complicated collins and apparently the jury has doubts at all it's at ten counts and therefore the jets didn't have any chance alva choice than to declare a mistrial that's what is the most important takeaway from this trial is that paul the man of force has been found guilty on very serious charges bank accounts bank fraud tax fraud and that it is certain that

well personally i'm not concerned i'm concerned for paul man afford himself look if you look at these cases when they are brought to trial on a federal case of this magnitude the prosecution rate is quite high it's somewhere in the ninety seven percent range i think paul man of four is in a heap of trouble but i think what's at stake here i think this special counsel's office really did hope that there would be some sort of courthouse steps police deal where a man of court would say ok ok uncle i give in i'll tell you that trump was colluding with the russians and i think what the evidence has shown us after two years of this special investigation is that there will be no courthouse steps plea because there is no russian collusion as hard as that is for a liberal systemic so i think here you see paul man a fort did apparently some very nasty things was hiding money was involved in bank fraud allegedly and tax evasion allegedly and i think he could go to jail for a very very long time in this but i don't think that neither the american people nor the special counsel's office are going

man and for trial. well personally i'm not concerned i'm concerned for paul a man of ford himself look if you look at these cases when they are brought to trial on a federal case of this magnitude the prosecution rate is quite high it's somewhere in the ninety seven percent range i think paul manna for isn't a heap of trouble but i think what's at stake here i think this special counsel's office really did hope that there would be some sort of courthouse steps plea deal where a man of court would say ok ok uncle i give in i'll tell you that trump was colluding with the russians and i think what the evidence has shown us after two years of the special investigation is that there will be no courthouse steps plea because there is no russian collusion as hard as that is for a liberal systemic so i think here you see paul man of fort did apparently some very nasty things was hiding money was involved in bank fraud allegedly and tax evasion allegedly and i think he could go to jail for a very very long time in this but i don't think that neither the american people nor the special counsel's office are going to s

president former campaign manager paul man a fourth is accused of tax evasion and lying to obtain bank loans charges unrelated to his time with the trump presidential campaign twenty sixteen his defense rested on choose day without calling any witnesses and has the latest from outside the courthouse in alexandria virginia closing arguments are underway here in this courtroom in alexandria virginia for paul metaphor donald trump's former campaign manager now facing the potential of spending the rest of his life in prison he's being charged with tax evasion and bank fraud prosecutors had what seems to be a pretty strong case they detailed for jurors a very lavish lifestyle with million dollar homes in new york virginia and florida extravagant purchases tens of thousands of dollars for one watch a jacket made of ostrich feathers for fifteen thousand dollars then they put on the stand his former business partner rick gates he's flipped on paul man afore he told the jury that they knew it was wrong to hide money in offshore bank accounts that they knew they were lying to the investigators w

closing arguments are underway here in this courtroom in alexandria virginia for paul man a fourth donald trump's former campaign manager now facing the potential of spending the rest of his life in prison he's being charged with tax evasion and bank fraud prosecutors had what seems to be a pretty strong case they detailed for jurors a very lavish lifestyle with million dollar homes in new york virginia and florida extravagant purchases tens of thousands of dollars for some one watch a jacket made of ostrich feathers for fifteen thousand dollars then they put on the stand his former business partner rick gates he's flipped on paul man afore he told the jury that they knew it was wrong to hide money in offshore bank accounts that they knew they were lying to the investigators when it came to their taxes and basically the defense didn't put on any kind of defense they're hoping that they were able to rip gates's credibility apart on the stand because on the stand he testified that he did steal money from an afford to pay for extramarital affairs so now the jury is going to get the case afte

closing arguments are under way here in this court herman alexander virginia for paul man a fourth donald trump's former campaign manager now facing the potential of spending the rest of his life in prison he's being charged with tax evasion and bank fraud prosecutors had what seems to be a pretty strong case they detailed for jurors a very lavish lifestyle with million dollar homes in new york virginia and florida extravagant purchases tens of thousands of dollars for a one watch a jacket made of ostrich feathers for fifteen thousand dollars then they put on the stand his former business partner rick cates he's flipped on paul man afore he told the jury that they knew it was wrong to hide money in offshore bank accounts that they knew they were lying to the investigators when it came to their taxes and basically the defense didn't put on any kind of defense they're hoping that they were able to rip gates's credibility apart on the stand because on the stand he testified that he did steal money from an afford to pay for extramarital affairs so now the jury is going to get the case after t

used a kohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations at the same time former campaign manager paul man afore it was convicted of financial crimes by a jury in virginia. to donald trump's critics the verdict is clear guilty as two of his former aides face judicial scrutiny activists lit up the entrance of trump international hotel in washington tuesday spelled double trouble for the u.s. president two of his ex advisors could be facing lengthy prison sentences the first michael cohen passed in a lawyer and close friend he pled guilty to a range of charges including campaign finance violations under oath the man who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump so he paid hush money to donald trump's alleged mistresses including stormy daniels he said he acted at the direction of whom he referred to as the candidate widely understood to be donald trump. he worked to pay money to silence two women who had information that he believed would be detrimental to the two thousand and sixteen campaign and to the candidate in the campaign. according to the deputy u.s. attorney co and then try

friday was day four of the trial of donald trump's former campaign chairman paul man afford it is the first trial to result from the investigations probe into supposed collusion between the u.s. president's campaign and russia and yet the charges brought against metaphor have nothing to do with russia or the campaign instead they are related to alleged tax fraud. but. they are russian the c.h.m. the. center once at the center of their troubles presidential campaign for all men aboard is on trial today and it's already moving at lightning speed it could also create the green on man apart to cooperate with knowledge on the broader investigation into russian collusion with the trunk campaign. but. behold the fifteen thousand austrian man of her bought with an international why he transferred according to a man's clear who testified today government exhibit it's not about cool i mean if you're going to jail in part over a coat make it a goal call it at least if i spend one million and suits and fifteen thousand on a jacket only to come out looking like manna ford i would see. this is an e

in a separate trial a jury found trump's for my campaign chairman guilty on eight charges that's paul man a fort who is now facing sentencing for breaching campaign finance laws tax fraud and failing to disclose foreign bank accounts the jury did not reach a conclusion on ten other counts so here's how we're covering this one at a gallagher's in alexandria virginia where the man of war trial was happening we'll check in with him shortly but we are starting in new york outside the district court with kristen salumi it was quite a scene actually kristen we were watching the live feed reporters running out of that courthouse to deliver some pretty important news. absolutely a very dramatic unfolding of events here at the courthouse in manhattan michael cohen walked in looking cool and collected but choked up as the proceedings went on and the judge read the charges against him eight of them total that he pled guilty to as you noted five tax fraud one bank fraud two campaign finance violations and the implications for michael cohen the time that he could spend in jail the judge saying more th

in a separate trial a jury found trump's former campaign chairman guilty of eight charges that's paul man a fort who is now facing sentencing for breaching campaign finance laws for tax fraud and for failing to disclose foreign bank accounts the jury didn't reach a conclusion on ten other counts. but despite the convictions president trump says he is still supporting his former campaign chairman he had this to say i didn't like to kill you know. i don't think like i started her little town on. the way to china to. live like that. i don't think the lord i feel very badly to get worked up building work ronald reagan i work for many many keep. the let down. andy gallagher has more now from the manifold trial in alexandria west virginia. well this was a spectacular fall from grace for poor man a ford donald trump's former campaign manager found guilty on eight of the eighteen charges that he faced all related to bank and tax fraud he potentially faces the rest of his life in jail president reacted in west virginia saying that man of ford was a good man and this had nothing to do with collusio

campaign chair has been testifying in court rick gates is a star witness in the tax fraud trial of paul man of ford who worked in trump's campaign for five months it's also worked for the president's election campaign and it's told the court that he stole money from metaphor and helped him file false tax returns at least nine hundred people are known dad died in an earthquake on the indonesian island of long book thousands of others were left homeless after sunday's six point nine magnitude quake the country's national disaster agency says the number of those killed is likely to increase. saudi arabia has expelled can a dozen bassett or and frozen trade agreements the saudis accuse canada of interference for urging the release of jailed rights activists at least twenty three people most of them young girls have been rescued from an alleged prostitution ring in northern india they were found in a privately run sheltering to prod the state after one of the girls escaped and went to police those are your headlines my colleagues and though we'll have more in half an hour i'll see you tomorrow m

claim they had affairs with him a double blow for a trump came after his former campaign manager paul man afore it was found guilty of eight counts of fraud involving millions of dollars of foreign money finally broke his silence on twitter accusing his lawyer michael cohen of making up stories to get a deal after calling man a for its trial which cut the top democrat in the u.s. senate says cohen's guilty plea is further evidence that special counsel robert muller's and best a geisha should continue. president trump's personal attorney pled guilty to federal crimes president trump's first national security advisor pled guilty to federal crimes a foreign policy adviser to his campaign pleaded guilty to federal crimes and more trials are coming and he gallagher is live for us at the white house so andy what i just read a little bit of what donald trump said about michael cohen on twitter but he is quite verbose as much as you can be on twitter what else has he said what are we hearing from the administration in general. well we haven't heard much this morning but we are expecting a press c

campaign chairman paul man a fourth was found guilty of numerous fraud charges and his ex lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to presidential campaign finance violations allegedly paying hush money to trump's mistress says it sounded the u.s. president in hot water as cohan is implicated him as the orchestra of the scheme but president the democrats have dismissed really keen to rake up as much muck as possible in the midterm elections or there's muck. all that muck you can and much as possible so the general public would be influenced by this in the run up to the november elections the special counsel probe was initially launched to investigate alleged collusion with russia but has so far only exposed frauds and election campaign violations sake do so the right here in which we got to hope the company where is the closure you know they're still looking for closure where is the closure finds a delusion the fact that they haven't come up with anything that proves there is no russian collusion or they've wasted two years to find fairly pedestrian violations sure if you went into any of the

silence these two women who are alleging having had affairs with trump and finally lest we forget paul man afore he is the former campaign chairman for trump he was found guilty also on tuesday of tax tax violations as well as bank fraud so this list of names of close trump associates who are now apparently cooperating most of them cooperating with prosecutors is certainly a cause of concern for trump going forward in deeds and i see in a separate and very different development the state department now says president trump has ordered it to quotes redirect more than two hundred million dollars of economic aid for projects in gaza and the west bank can you tell us more about that . that's right this was announced by the state department in a statement to the congress in just three paragraphs saying that war than two hundred million dollars will be redirected for other priorities this is money that would have been intended for n.g.o.s in the region to assist palestinians with food aid medical assistance and civic assistance and it is a move by the state department redirecting these funds was

tuesday two of trump's close allies became convicted felons the president's former campaign chairman paul man a fort was found guilty of bank and tax fraud and trump's longtime personal attorney michael cohen confessed to eight criminal charges including campaign finance violations that implicate trump and. then there are the two men who reportedly cooperated with prosecutors in exchange for immunity david pecker a tabloid publisher and the president's friend who according to the wall street journal corroborated the president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades why is oberg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances hugh grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity

have implicated the president and separately a jury finds donald trump's for my campaign chairman paul man of forty guilty of tax fraud also in the news facebook accuses russia and iran of setting up fake accounts as part of descent from asian campaigns to disrupt the u.s. midterm elections and while muslims around the world celebrate the festival of. some syrians this holiday is bittersweet. the man who was supposed to fix problems for donald trump has become a potential problem for the president we're talking about michael cohen the president's longtime personal lawyer who has agreed to plead deal with prosecutors he's told the court he broke campaign finance laws and was directed to do so by donald trump that could have big implications for the president as kristen salumi now reports. he was the president's fixer his longtime attorney the man who dealt with issues before they became big problems michael cohen arrived at the office of federal investigators in new york on tuesday representing potentially the biggest problem of donald trump's presidency he pleaded guilty to a charges broug

tweeting this just in the last few hours about michael cohen's flee he tweeted i feel badly for paul man of ford and his wonderful family justice took a twelve year old tax case among other things applied tremendous pressure on him and then like michael cohen he refused to break make up stories in order to get a deal such respect for a brave man now let's talk about paul man afford a jury in the state of virginia convicted him on eight counts of bank in tax fraud and other financial wrongdoing and for it was trump's campaign chairman he was under investigation by the special counsel robert muller let's go now to andy gallagher who is in washington d.c. so andy and lanny davis the attorney for michael cohen has been on t.v. since the verdict yesterday since the guilty plea that is and has made it very clear that his client michael cohen will talk to the special prosecutor will talk to any congressional committee doesn't want any immunity as he says just wants to tell the truth what are the implications of that. well the implications are huge let's get into the specifics of what lanny davi

cohen has implicated mr trump in breaking campaign finance laws while his former campaign chief paul man of ford was found guilty of bank fraud i don't know how you can impeach somebody who's done a great job. i'll tell you what if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash i think everybody would be very poor. because without this thinking you would see if you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe more on this one from castro she is in washington d.c. . impeachment is a real possibility for trump if his party of republicans lose control of the house come the november midterm elections and so while the president's statements that essentially say if he is impeached everyone may be poor may sound surprising on its face but when you look at it it may be a motivator the in the president's belief to turn out his base in november it's notable that on tuesday the same day that two of trump's most closest allies became convicted felons was the same day that the american stock market rallied to record highs and recent polls show that ninety percent of republicans think trump is doi

sure and if you also look at the way paul man afore it was manhandled you know early morning raids and you know being thrown in solitary confinement he was complying with the moeller investigation teams document requests the whole way through not being charged with any violent crime but you know is treated in this kind of heavy handed way this is just this is even beyond politicization so in regards to impeachment the bar that bar is pretty high and i think this is this will be good to sort of they've got a pound of flesh now to throw to the democrat side of the resistance side and that might you know motivate people in the run up to the midterms but it doesn't connect the president or affect the president all with regards to the initial plot of russian collusion so. there's a disconnect there and although it's been spun up in the media right now and i don't believe it this is going to have legs in two months and in a couple of months time as you say the midterms will be happening you know whatever happens in that kind of a big bearing in two years' time in the actual presidential elec

well because we can't know if they're going to survive so this week trumps former campaign manager paul man of fort was found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud and trump's lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in arranging hush money with porn stars so while this doesn't have anything to do with the russia gate hysteria it seems increasingly likely that trump and his friends may be corrupt con men. you know and i find that really hard to admit because as you know if you watch the show a bunch i am not allowed to criticize donald trump and. i never a comment about all of his corruption so this really makes me look pretty foolish but corrupt fraudster non entity one the twenty six thousand election by insulting people on twitter when you have an administration and a military industrial complex this corrupt like we do sometimes or corruption starts to cloak conflict with each other i've recently covered the corruption of the trumpet ministries have done a lot in the past few weeks have called them disgusting i've called them greedy bastards i've called them a bu

perfect sense because liberals used to believe in civil liberties two years ago they don't anymore paul man of ford ok i mean for tax evasion the average person convicted of tax evasion go to jail for a year now paul minor party faces three hundred years ok what happened to the liberals ok but you still believe in the civil liberties they gave him and i. well i got an ostrich cult i think i guess i how he had many how you will hide it out of the guy the explanation lionel is very easy there ideologically possessed they have lost their marbles rob give me a hypothetical peter value out of all phrase you're allowed out why just went to so she would die mysteriously and some god of viking accident that's what would happen if they don't disappear her oh yeah i just don't see it as a viable thing. but i toss out a really wouldn't be all that happy about it rachel maddow and stuff i love and i don't have that all of the talking things are patrick but you with your analogy back it up ok i get a bad trick she could do a cameo in a pussy riot video me doing some cos that's are showing up and down an

came convicted felons the president's former campaign chairman paul man of fort was found guilty of bank and tax fraud and trump's longtime personal attorney michael cohen confessed to eight criminal charges including campaign finance violations that implicate trump and. then there are the two men who reportedly cooperated with prosecutors in exchange for immunity david pecker a tabloid publisher and the president's friend who according to the wall street journal corroborated the president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades weisel berg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances you grants immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity now they will compel a complete c

perfect sense because liberals used to believe in civil liberties two years ago they don't anymore paul man of ford ok i mean for tax evasion the average person convicted of tax evasion go to jail for a year and a half paul minor party faces three hundred years ok what happened to the liberals ok but you still believe in the civil liberties they gave him and i. well i got an ostrich cult i think i guess i have a day i can tell you how you will hide it out of the guy the explanation lionel is very easy there ideologically possessed they have lost their marbles rob give me a hypothetical peter value of golf rachel maddow why just went to so she she would die mysteriously and some god of viking accident that's what would happen if they don't disappear her oh yeah i just don't see it as a viable thing. to have a lot of really with me i'm happy about it. rachel maddow would sort of say i love it and i don't have that it was a talking patrick but you with your analogy back it up ok get a drink she could do a cameo in a pussy riot video of me doing some cos that's are showing up and down and you k

god we can do a second do for law and go this week trumps former campaign manager paul man of fort was found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud and trump's lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in arranging hush money with porn stars so while this doesn't have anything to do with the russia gate hysteria it seems increasingly likely that trump and his friends may be corrupt con men. you know and i find that really hard to admit because as you know if you watch the show a bunch i am not allowed to criticize donald trump and. never a comment about all of his corruption so this really makes me look pretty foolish but corrupt fraudster non entity one the twenty six thousand election by insulting people on twitter when you have an administration and a military industrial complex this corrupt like we do sometimes or corruption starts to conflict with each other i recently covered the corruption of the trumpet ministries have done a lot in the past few weeks have called them disgusting i've called them greedy bastards i've called them a bucket a with an i.q. of

pleads guilty to a hush money scheme to influence the twenty sixteen election and campaign manager paul man of four years convicted for financial problems we'll have a look at the implications for the white house. also coming up the height of desperation along europe's only land border with africa u.w. goes to the spanish territory of say utah following migrants determined to get across this heavily fortified border and reach europe. and the big business of high tech fauna reporter gets into the swing of things as the world's largest event for computer and video games opens here in germany we'll see what's pushing people's buttons this year. i brought thomas thanks so much for being with us dramatic developments in the u.s. where two of president trump's closest associates have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty of criminal offenses the most potentially damaging for the president the statements of michael cohen. president tom's former personal lawyer he pleaded guilty to multiple charges related to the twenty sixteen election campaign. all some of those charges stem from hush money

allegations against him the us president went on twitter of course praising former campaign chief paul man afford for not breaking under pressure while at the same time accusing x. lawyer michael cohen of making up stories in order to get a plea deal. the french interior ministry has admitted that a bureaucratic error led to the release of return a suspect allegedly involved in plotting an attack which is more information i reports now from perth an interesting story here in fronts and the alleged islamist terror plot it was freed here early in april because an investigating judge had forgotten to renew his pretrial custody and this information was first emerged in the local media but later was also confirmed by france's justice ministry the spokesperson of the french government has called it a failure and for the record to go it is obviously agree failure i think the justice minister already initiated an internal probe to identify the reason for the speech and then introduce certain amendments to prevent such things from happening in the future because obviously the priority now is to fin

and the second to survive through this week trump's former campaign manager paul man of four was found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud and trump lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in arranging hush money with porn stars so while this doesn't have anything to do with the russia gate hysteria it seems increasingly likely that trump and his friends may be corrupt con men. you know and i find that really hard to admit because as you know if you watch the show a bunch i am not allowed to criticize donald trump and. never a comment about all of his corruption so this really makes me look pretty foolish but corrupt fraudster non entity one the twenty six thousand election by insulting people on twitter when you have an administration and a military industrial complex this corrupt like we do sometimes or corruption starts to conflict with each other i recently covered the corruption of the trumpet ministries have done a lot in the past few weeks have called them disgusting i've called them greedy bastards i've called them a bucket a with an i.q. of half a b

what about the role of paul man a fourth former campaign manager for mr trump he has not cooperated with the special prosecutor it seems unlikely that he will do you think he is betting on a pardon from mr trump. i think he's hoping very much for a part and you know then a forty to sixty nine year old man he now is going to make it a serious federal crimes he's probably looking at a sentence that will keep him in jail for most or all of the rest of this like obviously nobody ever wants back and so really metaphor has two outs now one of them is to cooperate which is a difficult process which would require him to give evidence against everybody who he has evidence against like me putting the president which will require him to still serve some jail time or the sort of silver bullet or metaphor to get started but of course there are political risks that the president is giving a pardon and one thing i think that is possible with the president is willing to part a metaphor but he wants but wait until after the crucial midterm elections in a couple months because this is at the end of the da

tuesday two of trump's close allies became convicted felons the president's former campaign chairman paul man a fort was found guilty of bank and tax fraud and trump's longtime personal attorney michael cohen confessed to eight criminal charges including campaign finance violations that implicate trump and. then there are the two men who reportedly cooperated with prosecutors in exchange for immunity david pecker a tabloid publisher and the president's friend who according to the wall street journal corroborated the president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades why is oberg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances hugh grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity

cohen is said to be ready to talk about a supposed russian conspiracy and former campaign manager paul man of course is convicted of financial crimes what will these stunningly.

tuesday two of trump's close allies became convicted felons the president's former campaign chairman paul man a fort was found guilty of bank and tax fraud and trump's longtime personal attorney michael cohen confessed to eight criminal charges including campaign finance violations that implicate trump and. then there are the two men who reportedly cooperated with prosecutors in exchange for immunity david pecker a tabloid publisher and the president's friend who according to the wall street journal corroborated the president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades why is oberg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances you'll grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close come. b'nei in crime but by granting imm

president and that's another former trump associate his former campaign manager paul man of ford has been found guilty by a jury on a charges the judge declared a mistrial on ten other counts now metaphor was convicted of filing false tax returns in connection with millions of dollars earned lobbying for ukraine failing to disclose offshore bank accounts and two counts of bank fraud. metaphor strikes came to light as part of the investigation into possible russian influence on the twenty six thousand election campaign. or president trump commented on that verdict after learning landing in charleston west virginia where he attended a rally. or two it was withdrawn because there were a lot of different people here. feel very sad. because it is me but i still feel you know i think that. nothing to do with the loop this started rushing to lose you this is nothing to do so with that it's a great. business nothing to do what they started out looking like you're involved in are the words i feel very badly for the party can't work the only work ronald reagan worked for many many people. the

because liberals used to believe in civil liberties two years ago they don't get any more out of paul man or ford ok i mean for tax evasion the average person convicted of tax evasion go to jail for a year now paul minor party faces three hundred hears ok what happened to the liberals ok but you still believe in the civil liberties they gave him and i. got an ostrich coat i'm sure so i how it they are going to do a high bit out of their god the explanation line and it's very easy they're ideologically possessed they have lost their marbles rob give me a hypothetical peter that. went to so she died mysteriously a card of viking accident that's what would happen if they don't disappear her. i just don't see it as a viable thing. you know but all out of relief wouldn't be all that happy about it . rachel maddow and stuff out of line a lot of that is the talk of it is our patrick but you with your analogy back it up ok get a drink she could do a cameo in a pussy riot video and some toss outs are showing up and down and you know it but over no pornography no pornography sorry and i don't know

because liberals used to believe in civil liberties two years ago they don't get any more out of paul man or ford ok i mean for tax evasion the average person convicted of tax evasion go to jail for a year now paul minor forty faces three hundred years ok what happened to the liberals ok but you still believe in the civil liberties they gave him and i. got an ostrich colt i'm sure so i how it they are going to do a high bit out of their god the explanation line and it's very easy they're ideologically possessed they've lost their marbles rob give me a hypothetical peter that. went to so she died mysteriously a card of biking accident that's what would happen they don't disappear her. i just don't see it as a viable thing. you know but all a lot of really wouldn't be all that happy about it. rachel maddow would sort of say i love it and i don't have that as a talking patrick but you know if your analogy back it up ok i get a break she could do a cameo in a pussy riot video and some toss outs are showing up and down and you know it but over no pornography no pornography and i don't know wha

because you can never take the newsvine go this week trumps former campaign manager paul man of four it was found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud and from the lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in arranging hush money with porn stars so while this doesn't have anything to do with the russia gate hysteria it seems increasingly likely that trump and his friends may be corrupt con men. you know and i find that really hard to admit because as you know if you watch the show a bunch i am not allowed to criticize donald trump and. i never a comment about all of his corruption so this bill.