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does manafort go home today, renato? >> yeah, he will probably go home today, unless there's some specific information about a flight risk. i would expect that prosecutors would agree a bond today. but that issue of bond will be determined today, because in addition to i had mentioned an arraignment earlier, this is also the initial appearance in court. and that is one of the matters that is discussed. and there'll be limitations, generally set, on what he can do, where he can travel, without, you know, getting prior permission from the court and an agency of the court called pre-tile services, which monitors defendants before trials. >> go ahead, shimon. >> he'll probably have to turn in his passport. >> yeah, it's symbolic here, in some ways, of manafort walking in to the fbi offices. that was sort of planned, right? you know that this is almost, in some ways, theater. you could see him walking in, being greeted by an fbi agent. that's an fbi agent there, greeting him, shaking his hand, and now they're walking in, wher

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before i get into this, i want you all to weigh in, ned, malcolm and renato. do you think this is an inner circle or an outer circle indictment here? ned, i'm going to start with you. >> it's just how big the fish are. and presumably, they're going to have some relationship to the president, some people within his circle. the names like paul manafort and michael flynn have certainly been floated. there have been reports that mueller's team will indict them at some point. but i think as you heard from the congressman earlier in the segment, there is a chance that there is a smaller fish to start, someone like an accountant, someone like the son of michael flynn, his chief of staff at intel group, michael flynn jr., who could be a target in this. and as we know, bob mueller will want to work his way up, but he'll also want to use these coercive pressure tactics to try to either flip that target, or if it is a more ancillary figure, to have that target flip the person he is close with. so if it's michael flynn's son, that would lead him to michael flynn, for exam

and i think mueller is showing every sign of getting it done. >> all right, jill and renato, thank you both. >>> joy reid, host of "a.m. joy" joins me. what do you think is the significance of mueller sending folks to talk to steele? >> i think it's very important. i think you and ken made a really important point that this is a research document. it's a document from which the mueller team can work to find facts. it is not the fact. the important thing that is people sort of characterize the dossier as sort of the conclusions that this guy was drawing. he was sweeping in all of this information and mueller has to put it together. it's important because there's a lot in that dossier that has borne out. i think it provides the most compelling set of facts that could be a narrative as to how collusion took place. if they can get to the bottom of that by talking to him, finding out where did he get some of his information, he may or may not be able to divulge it, i think it helps to build slowly this investigation. >> you know, the document itself, and part of the reason that i -- the way

thank you renato mariotti and jennifer rogers. much more to get on this breaking, plus what more do we know about george papadopoulos whose guilty play was announced today. boy, he got off easy. zero to six months at a nice place. what other trump officials would be implicated by papadopoulos himself? we'll get the latest, next. >>> plus, the white house spin machine. the trump team is ramping up its response, but you've heard it all before. trump says there was no collusion. and then attacked of course as usual suspect hillary rodham clinton. >>> and as special prosecutor robert mueller makes his first move, what happens if trump decides to fire him? tonight democrats are warning trump against doing just that. but will he be able to stop snims. >>> finally, bobby kennedy, a raging spirit. this is "hardball," where the action. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a programing note now about the nationwide tour for my new book, "bobby kennedy, a raging spirit" whose official publication date is tomorrow. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern i'll be a guest on the "t

renato renati. the top of the list, who are we talking about? what are your thoughts? >> if i had to guess, my guess would be paul manafort. we've heard news that he had been told that he was going to be indicted and i believe that one of his own representatives confirmed that. that would be the obvious person that we should be thinking about. michael flynn is another possibility but we really don't know. that's informed speculation. i think you know, it's certainly unlikely that you know, mueller is going to have a series of indictments against a whole slew of people. but i guess anything is possible at this point. we don't know for sure. >> whoever the individual is or individuals might be, do they know at this moment, do they know that monday is their day of reckoning? i asked for a particular reason tied to the commentary that i just offered. because i'm wondering if everything we've just seen this week is part of a defense strategy? >> what i'll tell you is what would ordinarily be the case in a white-collar criminal investigation like this one. typically what you

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msnbc intelligence analyst, former federal prosecutor renato. i've been intrigued by this smith smith story. strange for many reasons. after smith basically talked to a reporter he committed suicide a few weeks later. and it was an effort, a very clear effort, to try to get those deleted e-mails from russian hackers. there's a question about how related it is to the campaign. what is the significance of tate being interviewed by muler? >> it tells us a couple of things. first of all, it tells us that mueller is interested in this whole line of inquiry. so mueller is not interviewing tate because he has something to say about obstruction of justice, regarding the comey firing, or what happened in trump tower. tate specifically knows about this specific set of facts. and you know, if you read that story, one piece of it i thought was very interesting is where he talks about this nonprofit that was set up with a number -- with the names of many bigwigs in the trump camp, including kellyanne conway and manafort and others, that was set up to sort of

if that is the case -- >> renato, i was simply going to thank you for your time. finish your thought. i didn't mean to cut you off. >> oh, no problem. if this is -- if that's correct, then we will see a lot more in the future. >> re nato, thank you as always. >> thank you very much. >> what are your thoughts? tweet me or go to my facebook page. i'll read some throughout the course of the program. first tweet, here t. trump seems to have managed to up end the mueller investigation and make it about a failed presidential candidate and a 7-year-old sale. christine, the point that i was trying to make is that we live in interesting times. it's hard to be conversant in everything going on in this news cycle, but this week the in particular those nine headlines, all legitimate headlines that i shared with you, it's a bit much, even for this president's watch. and i'm wondering whether or not today's news was not a surprise to some among us and whether they wanted to get ahead of the news with all the headlines that i summarized. one from facebook if i was tike quickly.

joining me now is renato mariotti, who is a former federal prosecutor and candidate for the illinoisnk you very much indeed for joining us here. what strikes you, looking at the charges that have been brought against paul manafort and his associate? well, regarding paul manafort, a couple of things. first, there are a number of charges that very narrow and straightforward for a prosecutor to. for example, that very narrow and straightforward fora prosecutorto. for example, mr ma nafort fora prosecutorto. for example, mr manafort and mr gates were both charged failing to make certain disclosures. i'd you make the disclosures. i'd you make the disclosure or you don't, that is a very straightforward thing for a prosecutor to prove. similarly, these offshore accounts that the lawyer was talking about a minute ago. there is nothing ridiculous about them and frankly, that is a simple thing to prove. either you have these foreign accounts or you don't and you made the disclosure about them or not. and the second thing, there is this wide—ranging conspiracy that was charged. that, i felt, wa