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minister treason may return to london she still has a political mountain to climb to convince paula months to paul the deal and she's written an open letter urging the british public supports well president of the european commission so there's always been a priority to ensure the u.k. maintains a strong relationship with the. the european council approved the political declaration setting out the framework for the future relationship between the european union and the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland the european council reinstated the union's determination to have as close as possible a partnership with the united kingdom in the future. that all joins us now live from brussels i joined the e.u. leaders have endorsed the deal as we expected them to what was the mood like. yes hugely significant moment this on the road to briggs it laura took them just half an hour in fact to unanimously endorse the product of eighteen months of very difficult negotiations with great britain over the the terms of its exit from the european union but there was certainly no air of celebration in

. >>> meanwhile, a day after mueller accuse paul manafort of breaking hes plea deal, another explosive report has emerged. paula reid has more. >> reporter: now that special counsel robert mueller has said paul manafort is lying to federal investigators, the only thing that can keep the 69-year-old from spending the rest of his life in jail say pardon from president trump. ing some white house press secretary sarah sanders dismissed. >> i'm not aware of any conversations for anyone's pardon. >> reporter: adding to his troubles, the british newspaper the guardian reported wikileaks held julian assange inside an ecuadorian embassy in london. including one in 2016, just months before wikileaks released a trove of stolen democratic e-mails. manafort called the story totally false and administrately libellous. assange also threatened legal action. he agreed to cooperate with the special counsel in exchange for charges against him being dismissed. it was the biggest victory to date because manafort could provide valuable information about any cooperation between the trump campaign and russia. in a court filing, prose

paula reid. >> reporter: now that special counsel robert mueller has said paul manafort is lying to federal investigators, the only thing that can keep the 69-year- old from spending the rest of his life in jail is a pardon from president trump-- something white house press secretary sarah sanders dismissed today. >> i'm not aware of any conversations for anyone's pardon. >> reporter: adding to manafort's troubles, the british newspaper "the guardian" reported today, manafort held secret meetings with wikileaks founder julian assange inside the ecuadorian embassy in london, including one in 2016, just months before wikileaks released a trove of stolen democratic emails. manafort called the article is false and have threatened legal action over the story. in september, the former campaign chairman agreed to cooperate with the special counsel in exchange for other charges against him being dismissed. it was mueller's biggest victory to date, because manafort could provide valuable information about any cooperation between the trump campaign and russia. in a court filing last night, prosecutors did not reve

is break said secretary dominic has resigned paul brennan following that story for us he's outside parliament in london paula just again remind our viewers who are just joining us now on the significance of this resignation and what it means for the next phase of bricks and negotiations. yeah it will what made what's significant about this is the fact that dominic robb is the breakfast secretary he's not some junior minister we have had a junior minister resigned to northern ireland has to resign this morning because of the way that the bracks a deal has been processed this is the secretary though the secretary of state he's . it's possible he won't be the only want to go the room is for a couple of other ministers who are unhappy with the way that. the budget deal has materialized has taken shape over the past days and weeks but the fact that dominic robb the man who is effectively in charge of pushing through brics it's an on the go see thing on behalf of the u.k. government the fact that he can't stomach the bricks it deal that the prime minister. is pushing that's big big deal and it really does on the m

president says a pardon for paul manafort, his former campaign chairman, guilty of tax fraud and conspiracy, is not off the thble. with the latest on all of this, here's paula reid. >> reporter: cbs news has learned some of the first details about what the president told special counsel investigators. in written answers, mr. trump , id that, to be best of his recollection, he did not know about wikileaks' plan to release wicked democratic emails during eme 2016 campaign, and that he did not know about the 2016 trump tower meeting attended by campaign chairman paul manafort, donald trump jr., jared kushner, cd a russian lawyer promising rurt on hillary clinton. recently, the president has been attacking special counsel robert mueller on a daily basis. today, he retweeted a picture of etrious officials behind bars, including his own deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. w d in an interview with "the new york post," the president may have provided a lifeline to manafort, who could spend the rest of his life behind bars. mr. trump said a pardon for manafort "was never discussed, but i wouldn't take it off the table. why would i take it off the table?" it's no