robert hunt, vance story taught me a lot. what i'm working on is a portfolio [inaudible] riding a donkey unicorn in the process. >> my name is dawn richardson and musician, drummer and drum teacher. i guess i would say i started my professional path quh i started playing in bands and teaching drum lesson when i was in college. they were definitely not that many women that would do what is doing. in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time i was in hollywood so played at night in rock bands so was doing two different things. >> the reason i'm [inaudible] the people. there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a

just when it might have scenes that robert muller's hunts for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former campaign aide george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during that meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know that commits integrity standpoint we

suggestion of meeting president clinton has done a quota just one it might have seemed that robert muller's hunt for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during that meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to a conclusion that they vehemently disagr

just when it might have seemed that robert muller's hunt for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers of former trump campaign aides george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during the meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know the trauma commits its integrity

just when it might have scenes that robert muller's hunts for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former campaign aide to george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during the meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos his lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might help to revive the investigation which some say has become frustrating as hell i'm sure there will be people at the end of this who feel that we came to a conclusion that they vehemently disagree with i know the trauma committed to standpo

president trump's legal team is crafting a rebuttal to robert mueller's witch hunt.he president's attorney rudy giuliani said the report will be split into two parts, one questioning the legitimacy of the muler probe, and the other disputing false allegations that the trump campaign colluded with russia. he says their report will be released once mueller releases his. sidney powell, let's go back to the ohr testimony. if you are looking to discredit the mueller investigation, the stuff ohr was saying about weissmann and others added to that fire. >> definitely. there is plenty to discredit the investigation with. mr. ohr was working behind the scenes with his wife nellie at fusion gps. and james comey's fbi allowing unfettered access to raw fisa data that was impermissible. there was a decision of the fisa court half live redacted but disclosed that indicates comey's fbi gave several private contractors raw access to the fisa information. i think one of those people or entities will be fusion gps. so you have ohr working with weissmann who always stays in' touch with

. >>> after the break we take up the latest in robert mueller's witch hunt. the president appears to be winning that battle tonight. stay with us. we'll be right back. .. lou: special counsel robert mueller will reportedly accept written answers from the president and alleged russian collusion. tom fitton had this advice for the president. >> i wouldn't cooperate if i were president trump. mr. mueller is looking for an impeachment report he can present to congress through rod rosenstein. and about strum shouldn't participate in his own hanging. lou: not judiciary members will begin questioning judge kavanaugh tomorrow morning. the coordinated attacks have been described as embarrassing for the left. google and facebook will be appearing before the senate intelligence committee, google and facebook with a lot of questions to answer. that's it for us. we thank you for being with us. trade negotiations begin again between the u.s. and canada tomorrow. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: an explosive day on capitol hill. supreme court judge nominee brett kavana

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despite what you may hear from the president and his allies claiming there is some unfounded witch hunt, robertinvestigation is producing results. look at your screen. there they are right there. but how close is he to wrapping this up? let's discuss now. former fortunately prosecutor laura coates is here. also chris swecker. there's no disputing that there are some results there. facts are facts. chris, looking at this series of events, where do you think his investigation stands at this point? how far along is robert mueller? >> yeah, i think he's very far along. i think the die is cast. because of all the things that you just mentioned, these are the building blocks of another indictment in my opinion, having served directly under the special counsel mueller for 2 1/2 years, i know he goes off of evidence. he follows where the facts lead him. and i don't think he's going to do anything before the midterm elections for fear that it would have some impact on the midterm elections. so i see something happening in late november, early december, and much of the information that you just the midte

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but do you think it's different now, that president trump himself is going after robert mueller and calling it a witch huntse words. the president didn't. do you think it's different that the president of the united states is now doing this? >> president clinton had a different style. and there was no twitter. so there was no social media. i wish the president would stop the tweeting. i wish he would stop the attacks. again, it does not, to put it mildly, promote confidence in the administration of justice to do that. but we have who we have. and again, as i recount in the book, president clinton just had a very different style. he was very charming, but i tell you, he also had a very, very aggressive campaign propaganda campaign that howard kurtz rightly called the spin cycle. >> do you think that robert mueller's investigation is a witch hunt? >> no, i don't. i have concerns and express concerns about some of the people around paul, b -- bob, bi have great confidence in bob as a person of integrity. >> your concerns are what about the prosecutors and the team around them? >> their overt partisanship. you

also while trump calls robert mueller's probe a witch hunt, americans apparently disagree. 63% support the mueller probe. just 29% oppose it. those numbers coming a day after the president threatened to get involved in the department of justice, which is overseaing robert mueller's probe. >> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. what's happening is a disgrace. and at some point, i wanted to stay out, but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job. i will get involved, and i will get in there if i have to. disgraceful. >> at some point -- listen to that. at some point if it doesn't straighten out possibly, if the probe into me doesn't straighten out in a way i want, i will have to get involved. number after number after number in the new washington post poll shows a warning to the president about his unpopularity. it comes on the same day that the president of the united states found himself excluded from the ceremonies to remember senator john mccain. the president is not invited, poin

hunt. he says the appointment of robert mueller was illegal. that was the appointment approved by rosenstein. he complained the investigation department has investigated the opponents like hillary clinton. rosenstein did a pretty good job according to some people of trying to improve his relationship with trump in recent months unlike jeff sessions who is on the president's bad list. but i think a president reads this in the paper and decides that he now has a reason that he can cite to pushrod rosenstein out even if he doesn't want to say the reason might be about his dissatisfaction with the russia investigation. >> hallie jackson is here in new york city because this is where the president is going to be. the big u.n. meeting this week. this is an administration right now that in addition to the u.n. meetings we've got a supreme court nomination that appears to be in jeopardy. and now you've got the president of the united states who appears to be either demanding the resignation or is open to the resignation, or while the circumstances arou

. >> reporter: fbi agent robert roth to the pentagon and plunged into the hunt for evidence. he died six and a half years later after cancer attacked his bones. his widow theresa says he wasn't thinking about the danger. >> everyone-houried hurhere. they wanted to get to work. >> reporter: cancers related to 9/11 crash sites have killed 15 from the fbi. t that incluhree in just the last six months. ♪ l, over 7,500 9/11 responders have developed some rm of cancer. scott mcdonagh was in an fbi helicopter tha hovered ove ground zero for weeks. >> we would fly tough the -- the dust clouds, you know, which i've now learned to be dust t clouds, bute time we thought it was just smoke. >> reporter: after surgery and chemotherapy he believes he's licked his ccer. th fbi urges all 9/11 responders to get checked. >> don't be rough and tough. get out there and get your medical screenings on an annual basis. >> reporter: scott mcdonagh nons straigith 9/11 cancer cases still on the rise, first responders shouldn't wait to see if they are next. pete williams. nbc news, waington. >> tomorrow

this was about a month before andrew weissmann's boss, robert mueller, started the phony witch hunt. he's still working for mueller, weissmann is. this comes as president trump looks poised to declassify important sections of carter page's fisa documents, everything that was shown to the gang of eight, specifically the pages 10 through 12, 17 through 34, potentially we're told exculpatory information on carter page. now, all of the associated footnotes, the so-called 302s, the reports that say bruce ohr talking about christopher steele in the context, terms of what they talk were. this -- talk about. this declassification can happen any time. i haven't seen them but according to my sources the information will be explosive. we'll ask carter page about that in a moment considering it's about him. and if he's such a danger why hasn't he been charged? joining us you ator of number one "new york times" best seller the russian hoax, elicit scheme to free hillary clinton and blame donald trump, fox news investigative reporter sara carter, we'll start with the news then get greg a's natural

robert mueller and the special counsel. the president calls it a rigged witch-hunt almost every day now. it's a concerted campaign to try to shift public opinion about the russia probe. but a new washington post/abc poll says it's not working. roughly two-thirds of the american people on issue after issue are not with the president. they back the mueller probe. they think he should not fire jeff sessions as the attorney general. they think the conviction of paul manafort, that that case was handled fairly by mueller's prosecutors. so it's a real problem, a dilemma for the trump legal team. >> so americans are actually saying, hey, we want you to play by the rules. >> exactly right. >> tim, this is sort of reflected in the republican conference in so much as sometimes when there is these flare-ups around the investigation, you will get a chorus of more moderate republican members saying, i support the mueller probe. i mean, you did not hear -- when vice-president mike pence went out and sent that signal saying it's time to wrap it up, you didn't actually see a rapid pile-on from kind of t

robert mueller goes down. >> reporter: republicans are adhering to the witch hunt theory. >> all of this is speculation. >> we cuclusion -- collusion. >> reporter: it flipped him to a government witness. the question in washington is, will he share new information h believes robert mueller already has. the special investigator for former president bill clinton is weighing in and he believer said paul manafort's deal is an event in the russia probe. >> i think the trump white house and the lawyers are taking a page from the clinton play book. attack the prosecutor. now you have someone close to the president, for a while, the campaign manager. i think it will be careful. >> reporter: while paul manafort's plea deal is a good thing for the nation because it brings the american people closer to the truth, it is not great for the president. he said flipping paul manafort gives them the upper hand moving forward. >>> new at 10:00 p.m. firefighters are investigating the cause of a two alarm fire on 8th 8th street. not far from the b.a.r.t. station before 6:30 p.m. crews responded to reports of smoke. several street

i don't know what he fears, but he is emboldened about there being a witch hunt and the actual mandate of roberteller is to figure out if there was collusion with a member of the campaign trying to undermine democracy and whether his father is being attacked misses the mark of why the probe exists. >> you covered this white house and this administration here again, contradicting donald trump jr.'s characterization of this. the michael cohen plea involves a payment days before the election itself. it was not some ancient crime unrelated to politics here. did that in particular change the white house view, the trump view of this investigation that wait a second, we might be in trouble here. >> i think that point started to come closer to the inner circle. he had a lot of secrets and had been such a loyalist. he made such a turn around that that had to rattle the trump family. we are getting to the level of the family and closing ranks are trying to protect what they have. this is also the timing of this has to be taken into account. as much as we say mueller, he's kind of putting a spin on what th

we all know how the president attacks the robert mueller probe as an illegal witch hunt. even just an hour ago, even in the wake of paul manafort's guilty plea. the evidence this is a legal probe is overwhelming but the conspiracy theory that it's a witch hunt makes the president feel good. and that's not the only one. let's go through the list. the idea of a deep state. that's a conspiracy theory. so is the idea that the fake news colludes and works together to take him down. all of these are really sinister conspiracy theories. of course, the one that always stands out is the illegal voting theory. the idea that millions of people voted illegally in 2016, robbing trump of the popular vote. this is actually one of the only common threads of the trump presidency. his embrace of conspiracy theories. and i understand, it can feel good to believe in some fantasy to believe that there are external forces that are out to get you, rather than facing reality. but this is reliable sources so let's face reality with brendan. a professor of public policy at the university of michig

acting attorney general, rod rosenstein, the man responsible for appointing robert mueller to run the special counsel, run the witch huntschemed to remove president trump from office. the "times" reporting in the days following the firing of james comey, rosenstein was emotional, conflict, acting erratically and told doj officials he could secretly report the -- record president trump and seek to give those recordings to cabinet officials to invoke the 25th amendment. rosenstein denied the report saying quote the "new york times" story is inaccurate and factually incorrect. i will not further comment on a story based on anonymous sources who are obviously biased against the department and advancing their own personal agenda. the efforts of the left in this country to derail the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. judge kavanaugh says he stands ready to clear his name from a decade old sexual assault allegation. he wants to testify. but for his accuser, she has yet to confirm that she'll despite a 10:00 a.m. deadline set by senator chuck grassley. that deadline is 10:00 p.m. to determine w

robert mueller. an investigation the president has dubbed a witch hunt has indeed snatched another witch.s recalling this moment from 2016 when paul manafort stumbled in answering a question about russia. >> so to be clear, mr. trump has no financial relationships

hunt. as the governor said, it's fascinating that robert mueller has been silent.r from him at all. the only person making noise is the president of the united states. he keeps talking about the investigation. yet mueller's ratings are up. >> let's go back to what the president tweeted about mueller. i feel badly for paul manafort and his wonderful family. justice took a 12-year-old case and applied tremendous pressure on him and unlike michael cohen he refused to break, make up stories to get a deal. such respect for a brave man. governor christie, you know the president better than any of us. why did he not pardon paul manafort before this? >> it was politicly impossible to do so. >> he wanted to, didn't he? >> i don't know if he wanted to. it's politically impossible to do so. the president is not a stupid politician. he knows that that would have cost him congressional support for sure on the republican side of the aisle. if anything looks like you're trying to impede the mueller investigation is a red line for republicans in the house and more importantly the

corruption we now see is beyond shocking and, tonight, i'm going to explain why robert mueller has no choice but to end his witch-huntnd how, if he doesn't, he will forever destroy great institutions in this country like the fbi, the doj, the cia and more. the choice, the power is in his hands. also tonight, we have an update to bring you on the democrat's dirty tactics. last-minute tactics to block the kavanaugh confirmation. we have a brand new media blitz from democratic savior, yes, the great one is back, barack obama. yes, the anoipghted one. you will see what is a veiled cheap shot that he is taking at fox news and talk radio. so, sit tight, buckle up, it's time for tonight's friday edition opening monologue. ♪ ♪ all right, florence keeps pounding the carolinas. it is still extremely dangerous, and joining us now with a quick update on the ground in north top sail beach, north carolina, is hurricane steve harrigan. steve? >> sean, this part of the coast has simply been pounded for the past 30 hours. we have seen more than 20 inches of rain and winds strong enough to shear off the roofs of houses close to that b

robert mueller. an investigation the president has dubbed a witch hunt has indeed snatched another witch. the news had its recalling this moment from 2016 when paul manafort stumbled in answering a question about russia. >> so to be clear, mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs? >> that's what he said. that's what i said. that's obviously what our position is. >> that's what the position is. with me now, jeff bennett covers the white house with us here at msnbc. jill. locklin and jay. jeff, let me start with you and this moment, this reversal, just a few weeks ago, you had president trump praising paul manafort after the decision in that first trial in the eastern district of virginia. this is, indeed a reversal of fate for paul manafort. >> it certainly is, david. we have yet to hear from president trump directly about what he thinks of all of this. remember how quickly president trump called on michael cohen, his long-time attorney and friend after cohen struck that deal with prosecutors in the southern district of new york. turned on a dime on michael cohen

what does this mean for special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation, which trump has called it which huntmarcy wheeler is an independent journalist with emptywheel.net. explain what unfolded. storye new york times" comes out and makes these claims, leaves out key details, such as this discussion, whether it happened or not, happened after, for example, he is committed to firing -- admitted to firing comey, gave the russians israeli intelligence, had a chummy meeting with the russians with no u.s.s. press there. furor comess whole out of whether or not rosenstein is going to be fired or not. some discussion of the friday between john kelly and him. monday morning, something we've seen in the past from john kelly, which is a report coming out that somebody has resigned. it was in an attempt to stave off a firing. that is critically important in the case of rosenstein. and the press picks it up, as if he has are ready resigned and then reports from doj saying, no him he will be forced to be fired. what happens is, rosenstein is overseeing mueller's investigation. he gets to sign off on indic

few polls, even though the president has continued to go after robert mueller and his team and that investigation, calling it a witch huntave been a number of indictments, there have been a number of convictions. and i think any suggestion that this is a witch hunt, that's obviously the president can speak his mind and tweet all day long if he would like, but the facts speak for themselves. the president has called it an illegal investigation. does anybody here believe it as an illegal investigation? >> no, not at all. >> i couldn't possibly answer that. i mean, that it's ongoing and they're finding the facts that need to be found out, our neighbors and our friends are fact-based folks. >> do you believe this president is telling you the truth? >> i don't speak with him so i can't answer that. >> do you trust the president? >> the office of the president is created and it's a function of the politics of our nation, and america selected donald j. trump to be our president. he serves in that capacity. it will be a measure on his pal lot about whether america agrees with him. for my part, i like the work that he is doing as