paul manford, paul ma nafort jurisdictions.uilty, primarily as it related to his own personal dealings, and the second trial that will look at paul manna fought as a foreign agent. it was detrimental to the president because it focuses more directly on the issue of russia. and more importantly, as a foreign agent. this is actually going to get worse. it can reshape elections for the president. if this issue of impeachment which is covering this administration. facebook says it has disrupted a series of misinformation campaigns originating from iran and russia — removing more than 600 pages and numerous accounts. twitter says it also suspended nearly 300 accounts. earlier, microsoft said it had thwarted attempts by russian hackers to launch cyber—attacks against us conservative groups. the british government has given the clearest indication yet that all european union citizens currently living in the uk will be allowed to stay even if no brexit deal is reached with the eu. the brexit secretary dominic raab said it was "inconcei

you look first at the manafort case, he is right in saying that this all happened well before paul manforddonald trump's campaign manager. however, it still goes to questions ofjudgement. someone who made tens of millions of dollars from russian oligarchs and pro—russian parties in ukraine, which he hid in bank accounts and paul manford has been found guilty of these series of bank and tax fraud charges. still, mr trump seems to want to defend his former campaign manager, saying specifically, that is a good person, is someone he feels has been treated badly and unfairly and at one stage during his trial, he tweeted that he felt paul manafort was being treated worse than al capone. that shows how strongly he feels, but part of that is dismissing the whole idea. it is anything more than what he continues to say and that is a witch—hunt. those charges are not connected to that. however, the other charges that michael cohen has pleaded guilty to, admitting he was involved in trying to influence the election and that president trump was involved in that. it is not to with russian collusion or i

>> the jury just like paul manford seems to be really engaged for the most part even though it's an beingingheavy case. there are no perry mason opportunities to really slam a witness to the ground, but you do see the jury taking notes. you do see the jury looking at the screen when there are documents displayed. as far as a document-heavy case like, this i think they are engaged. there is no question, brian, that the judge himself is part of what's keeping the jury entertained. he is making them laugh. he is making the courtroom gallery laugh and the prosecution laugh much less than that, but there is no question that this judge ellis has become part of the story and he is working a syduously to make sure paul manafort gets a fair trial as possible. she trying to appeal-proof the case so if he wants to appeal which he has the right to do and no doubt wants to do, he won't be able to say anything that ellis did in the courtroom is responsible for him losing the case. he is trying very hard to keep out any sort of potentially prejudicial testimony about all sorts of luxury items or details of

paul manafort. the road manford's trial, trump defended him. was being treated worse than the mob boss al capone. mr manafort made tens of millions of dollars working for oligarchs and politicians in ukraine, money he had from the authorities in foreign bank accounts and which he used to fund a lavage and which he used to fund a lavish lifestyle, spending huge sums on property, cars and clothing including this, a $15,000 jacket made from ostrich. mr donald] trump! manafort‘s crimes were not connected to the period he worked for donald trump's campaign. but michael cohen claims some of the offences he committed were committed under the orders of the president. specifically, trying to influence the vote. congratulations! he says mr trump told him to pay tens of thousands of dollars to stop the porn star stormy daniels from making allegations about a sexual relationship, and to silence the former playboy model karen mcdougal from going public with claims about an affair. mr cohen pled guilty to two campaign finance charges. both for the purpose of

paul manafort began this week. he is accused of failing to pay taxes more than $60 million he earned working for ukrainian oliti it's the first to stem from robert mueller's russia invest the manford charges are not tied to colsion. cebo said it removed 32 fake organi pages and accounts being used to influence american politi this come amid ongoing criticism at facebook failed to detect the accounts tonterfere in the electi joinin me are politicali s writer carly and shawn walsh and market watch's jeremy owens. welcom to you all. at a rally this week, president trump said gtting along with putin is a good thing. advise said russia is a huge ongoin threat to the security and integrity of our elections. as long as the president's advise are taking the threat seriou does it matter what presidsaid? >> it's little strange to hav your advisers out of with whayo president said publicly. the president asked these folks toome in to the briefing room and say the words he hadto say. pompeo is criticiz them and i'm hopeful he is getting his seags and realizing that the olicy needs to be much more aggres for dangerous threats agains the united states. >> while they come out and give the admini