good man but we've always see how the president over the last few weeks and months called the robert miller investigation a witch hunt but today's trial here in virginia was seen as a crucial key test for the miller investigation the charges were relating to those those. those russian collusion investigation but the charges came from the mala team now robert muller and self cannot obviously is a federal. to reply to any of donald trump's accusations that this is a witch hunt that this trial in itself tried by six men and six women speaks volumes on the half a robot model someone who can't speak for himself but nevertheless the developments here between the cohen case and the manifold case will have huge implications in the coming days and weeks extraordinary stuff isn't it that andy gallagher in alexandria virginia now on the subject of michael cohen his lawyer had this to say about his client's guilty plea look at this today he stood up and testified under oath that donald trump directed him to commit a crime by making payments to two women for the principal purpose of influencing an elect

president in campaign violations now says he's happy to help with robert miller's investigation into collusion between the trump campaign ad russia michael consul are also says he wouldn't accept a pardon from the president because he wants nothing more to do with the administration now trump insists he's done nothing wrong and is accusing cohen of making up stories and gallagher has all reports. he wants city take a bullet to donald trump now michael cohen is offering to help an investigation the president has repeatedly called a witch hunt on tuesday donald trump's longtime lawyer and fixer pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations cohen told the court he was directed by trump to make payments to two women he's alleged to have had affairs with cohen's lawyer says the fifty one year old is now more than happy to help special counsel robert muller's investigation into alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia my observation is that michael cohen knows information that would be of interest to the special counsel in my opinion regarding both know about a conspiracy to

some republicans like mark warner saying this is proof this is not a witch hunt we should leave robert miller alone to get on with this investigation but i think the vast majority of republicans will support their president but i think what we have to do here is look beyond what's going on today and look to november and those midterm elections they are already being framed as the most important midterm elections in a generation if the democrats when i drove the houses here that could essentially change everything because if they get control the house of representatives for instance they could then push to go ahead and go after president trump so there's a lot of play here we still haven't had any direct comment from the white house on what happened with michael cohen sara could be sanders when she was asked yesterday referred reporters to donald trump's outside counsel but this is something that the president cannot really push off any longer he has to address what happened with michael cohen he has to address the implications of that but so far the white house has been silent and again an al

president's campaign by lation that says he's happy to help with robert miller's investigation into collusion between the trim campaign and russia well on tuesday michael cohen pled guilty to eight criminal charges two of them campaign finance violations cohen admitted to paying two women to keep their silence about their alleged affairs with donald trump and he said the payments were made by the orders of trump implicating the president and in the activity well the white house says trump is not concerned that cohen may cooperate with the russia probe. as the president has stated on numerous occasions he did nothing wrong there are no charges against him in the us and just because michael cohen made a plea deal doesn't mean that implicates the president on anything things the president has never by the american people because so many people now looking to be with him on the air force one say he knew nothing about these payments which is that we now know he knew everything about the press he line look again i think that's an ridiculous accusation the president in this matter has done nothing w

media is reporting that michael cohen will plead guilty to charges raised by special counsel robert miller's investigation into trump's presidential campaign. the kremlin has denied accusations by microsoft that hackers linked to the russian government tried to attack the u.s. senate and conservative think tanks. and hundreds of venezuelans are racing to enter peru and ecuador as both countries tighten their border rules amid worsening the worsening economic crisis. now afghan forces have launched a furious air assault in kabul after rockets were fired at the presidential palace during each celebrations president ghani was giving a holiday message to the nation in a live broadcast when he was interrupted by the boom a frock it's says it was behind the attack were in its methods more. afghanistan's president might have been hoping for a quiet start to the eat out holiday but as i reviewed his troops and officials gathered for they were all reminded that there are fewer and fewer peaceful days here. that was the sound of one of two rockets fired towards the presidential palace. if they think t

counts of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion on that. well here's some of the stories now that are making headlines around the world hundreds of elderly koreans have said their final emotional goodbyes to relatives at the end of a rare way union for families separated by the korean border the south koreans are heading home after a three day visit to the north the first reunion to take place in three years residents of hawaii are bracing for a rare hurricane that's bearing down on the islands they're stocking up on emergency supplies and fuel in anticipation of flooding in fierce winds hurricane lane has been downgraded to a category four storm but could still be

eight kinds of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion about. the story of the washington bureau chief alexander phenomenas on the story for us tonight good evening to you alexander so they're calling it the black tuesday for donald trump how big of a political risk or a legal threat do these convictions impose for the u.s. president. what's especially michael cohen said yesterday in the courtroom was a very serious allegation and therefore we would assume because michael cohen implicates a u.s. president in a plot to illegally influence the election and that's why you would to see a president and trump is legal trouble and legal for the however his lawyers and many exper

he's used the words witch hunt on more than four hundred occasions but the type special counsel robert miller has not responded to the constant attack from the chief executive not yet imparting any knowledge he may have that a comes from the apparent division between the executive and legislative branches of government as to russian intentions in the united states mike hanna al-jazeera new york. now facebook says it's taken down more than six hundred fifty fake accounts that were part of this information campaigns organized by russia and iran the social media giant says the fake accounts targeted users in the middle east latin america the u.k. and the u.s. but it identified no link or coordination between the separate campaigns and the statement posted online. says it's up to bangladesh to repack create the more than seven hundred thousand ranger refugees during a lecture in singapore said meehan has been ready to receive range of attorney since january of course the muslim minority group fled rakhine state after a military crackdown began last year unsung suchi says the danger of what he cal

media is reporting that michael cohen could plead guilty to charges raised by special counsel robert miller's investigation into the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign the deal appears to include prison time karen has admitted to buying the silence of an adult actress who claims to have had an affair with president trump back in two thousand and six recent tsunami has more. this is a man who was hired to take care of a lot of the presidents before he was president was hired to take care of downtimes a lot of his personal issues like. allegedly paying off these women who the president had affairs with so it was believed by many and speculated by many that michael cohen knows a lot of president trump's dirty laundry if you will in the fact he has suggested that to some media outlets here in the united states that president trump knew about a meeting between his son and a russian official someone who was working connected to the got russian government and had information about hillary clinton that was useful for the election michael cohen has suggested that president truck knew ahead

federal judges other observers believe it's because he's been complying with special counsel robert miller's investigation into the alleged collusion between the tram campaign and russia. brazil's president says he's considering introducing a daily cap on the number of venezuelans allowed to enter the country through the remote northwestern state of her i'm a michelle to mary says the number of migrants may be limited to one to two hundred a day tensions are high between the locals and migrants with troops that deployed to the border to ensure security following the outbreak of violence earlier this month. maritime authorities are calling for calm after french and british fishing vessels clashed in the english channel in a dispute over scalloped forty french fishing boats took part in the territorial battle north of normandy on tuesday french fishermen threw smoke bombs and rammed the british bezels and three boats were damaged french fishermen say the rules which allow british crews to begin trolling earlier in the year are depleting stocks of the shellfish un run schools for palestinian re

he's used the words witch hunt on more than four hundred occasions but the type special counsel robert miller has not responded to the constant attack from the chief executive not yet imparting any knowledge he may have that a comes from the apparent division between the executive and legislative branches of government as to russian intentions in the united states mike hanna al-jazeera new york plenty more ahead for you this news are it is not business as usual as u.s. sanctions hit their brands industry and its workforce a look at that also venezuelans racing to reach parity for new entry restrictions kick in as their government takes action against skyrocketing inflation and sport china sets a new world record in the poll the asian games details coming up at about ten to the. russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped fake websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections in november but the russian foreign m

manhattan and has indicated he will enter a guilty plea to charges raised by special counsel robert miller's investigation into the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign the deal appears to include prison time cohen has admitted buying the silence of an adult actress who claims to have had an affair with president trump back in two thousand and six christensen to me has more this is a man who was hired to take care of a lot of the presidents before he was president was hired to take care of downtimes a lot of his personal issues like. allegedly paying off these women who the president had affairs with so it was believed by many and speculated by many that michael cohen knows a lot of president trump's dirty laundry if you will in the fact he has suggested that to some media outlets here in the united states that president trump knew about a meeting between his son and a russian official someone who was working connected to the got russian government and had information about hillary clinton that was useful for the election michael cohen has suggested that president tribe knew ahead

counts of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election none of ford faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged at this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion on that. and here to explore what it all means and what might happen next i'd like to turn to former he is a professor of politics at bard college berlin a very good evening mr foreman people are still digesting and coming to terms that what happened yesterday on tuesday how big of a political risk or a legal threat is what happened those legal developments for president trump currently well as you said i mean there's a lot going on there's a lot of speculation also what exactly it means to it's been described as a double blow we saw about metaphor and about cohen i think that metaphor is the less impor

lawyer donald morgana will leave his post it follows reports he was interviewed by special counsel robert miller as part of the investigation into collusion she in the campaign and russia during the presidential election. brazil's president says he may restrict the number of venezuelans entering at the border in northwestern state friday about it comes amid growing tensions between locals and migrants which is forced brazil to send troops to ensure the region security maritime authorities are calling for calm after french and british fishing vessels clashed in the english channel in a dispute over scholarships for french fishing boats to caught in the territorial battle north of normandy on d.-day. and global panel of experts is meeting at un headquarters in geneva all of this week to consider placing limits on the development of fully it's on a must weapon systems but i think it's a calling for an immediate ban on what they are calling killer robots amnesty international says the threat is not far away pointing to israel's recent use of semi autonomous drones to fight. gas palestinian protester

federal judgeships while others suggest it's because mcgann has cooperated with the special counsel robert miller's investigation into the alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia our white house correspondent kimberly alcatel is more when they get on the bed when he was appointed as white house counsel donald trump called lawyer don began brick a. legal mind but now he's leaving the white house adding to speculation that another member of trump's inner circle is turning against him a lot of affection for done until the movie and probably the private sector may be a great change in the world but he's. done an excellent job but it's been rumored that mcgann had been threatening to leave for weeks after getting pushback for advising trump not to fire special counsel robert mueller who's heading up the probe into possible collusion and russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election trump is reportedly furious mcgann is cooperating with muller giving thirty hours of testimony to the special counsel's team the. more. he follows a string of close friends and advisers that are now

former trump campaign manager paul manifold guilty of eight four charges both cases emerge from robert miller's investigation into alleged russian interference richard johnson is a lecturer in u.s. politics at lancaster university he says the only thing protecting trump from being indicted is that he's president. if donald trump had lost the presidential election he almost certainly now would be facing indictment himself but because there's a well established precedent that the u.s. president doesn't face criminal indictment while he's in office trump isn't going to be hauled before the court the next stage of this process would be for congress to act as understood on the constitution the house would have to vote for a preachment and then he would face a trial in the u.s. senate so if congress were to act properly then that would be the next stage and we haven't seen a day like this american history since really the first of march one thousand nine hundred four when the district of court just took columbia a grand jury indicts of the watergate seven and named richard nixon as a coconspirator. n

eight cans of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty six thousand election. faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged at this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion on that. oh i'm joined tonight by a former federal prosecutor from new jersey in new york mr who has written extensively on the special counsel's investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election and that possible collusion he joins me tonight from new york mr hoenig welcome to the day i'd like to get your opinion maybe an answer to that question that i posed at the beginning of the program how worried should double trump be tonight in should be quite worried you know yesterday's events were cataclysmic i mean we saw two of the people who are closer to the government from birth get convicted of a whole

eight cans of financial crimes none of forte's trial is the first to emerge from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election nonna forward faces a second trial next month on several charges including acting as an agent for a foreign government in washington critics of donald trump staged at this protest they seem to have no doubt that he colluded with russia but it's likely to take some time before special counsel miller reaches any conclusion on that. time where to where do we go from here to help us kind of talk through this jointer to be tabled by boris for he's a professor of politics at bard college here in berlin a familiar face here we've talked many many many evenings about us politics haven't we boars and here we're we've got the us president now is he facing a political risk or is he facing a legal threat i don't see where you see the exact opposite between the two i think he's facing both. the risk is that there might be an impeachment process that some point. we'll see how the congressional elections go this will be decisive it's

presidential bid but trump has since accused him of failing to protect him from special counsel robert miller's investigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen elections. ok we can now speak to castro who is in washington d.c. so heidi as we were saying there jeff sessions sessions has responded quite strongly against trump's comments how significant is this. that's right in those comments to via came in a long and winding injure of you with the conservative news outlets fox news that aired this morning in the united states and the fact that sessions actually hit back is significant because this attorney general has long suffered many rounds of criticism from trump usually repeating the same refrain which is that session's should not have recused himself from the russian investigation and a stance of we should have supported his friend donald trump the president by protecting him from this investigation and the fact that sessions today responded with this statement saying that he would not be influenced by political considerations is seen as finally him drawing a line in the sand

information particularly about that trump tower meeting which is at the heart of special counsel robert miller's investigation he says that the president knew of that meeting in advance which would have huge implications and also it's difficult to forget about what happened with paul minor for because yesterday almost the same time that michael cohen was admitting to campaign finance fraud and implicating the president. was found guilty and charges of tax and fraud his his legal woes away from over ten of those charges were ruled as a mistrial the prosecution may choose to go after him again and then there's another case in washington d.c. next month which has about four times as much evidence as the one in virginia on tuesday some in the legal community think himself may cooperate with the more investigation that is not known but you put these two cases together and these two very close aides to president trump and this is a presidency and a man in serious trouble. and it gives a sense of the feeling on capitol hill about what's going on here very dramatic events yesterday but what i'm saying.

mccown will be leaving his post it follows reports that he cooperated with the special counsel robert miller as part of an investigation into the collusion between the trunk campaign and rush the presidential election. brazil's president says he may restrict the number of venezuelans entering the country he's also said more troops to the border after growing tensions between locals and michael and in the northwestern state of iraq much. more than fifty thousand people have been forced from their homes in central myanmar after parts of a dam burst flooding towns and villages. now raise the balance the chief says it has no intention of a drawing its peace prize from me in mars on song suchi after a damning un report describing the treatment of their end to people as genocide more than seven hundred thousand henjak have fled to me and from me in mar to bangladesh since august twenty seventh teen they now live in the world's largest refugee settlements as well have a jump jim reports from cox's bazaar at a makeshift morgue in what is supposed to be a temporary settlement children who should eith

saying he actually wants to speak to the special counsel robert miller and has information that mightout whether or not he was prepared to pardon him. it was a question he somewhat avoided. on the question of the possibility of impeachment, he was rather more forthcoming, suggesting that if he was to be impeached it would lead to a crash in wall street, leave americans poorer and they argued, "how could you impeach when you're doing such a good job? " dou btless when you're doing such a good job? " doubtless more analysis of that interview there in the us later this afternoon. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... brexit secretary dominic raab has set out what he called "practical and proportionate" advice in case the uk leaves the eu with no deal a rise in the number of students passing their gcses following the biggest shake—up to the exam system in a generation 12 people have been arrested and charged in connection with allegations of child abuse at a home run by an order of nuns in lanarkshire. i'm rachel horne in the business news. r

president and campaign by elations now says he's happy to help with robert miller's investigation into the collusion between the trump campaign and russia now on tuesday michael cohen pled guilty to eight criminal charges two of them campaign finance violations and admitted to paying two women to keep silence about their alleged affairs to donald trump and he said the payments were made by the orders of trump implicating the president and criminal activity at the white house says trump is not concerned that cohen may corporator with the russian probe. as the president has stated on numerous occasions he did nothing wrong there are no charges against him in the us and just because michael cohen made a plea deal doesn't mean that implicates the president on anything john says the president has never by the american people because so many people now looking to be with him on the air force one say he knew nothing about these payments when events we now know he knew everything about the press he won look again i think that's an ridiculous accusation the president in this matter has done not

institution as well as campaign finance violations the charges were brought by special counsel robert miller's investigation into trump's presidential campaign. and meanwhile trump's former campaign manager paul manifold has been found guilty on eight of eighteen counts of fraud fraud against him the guilty verdicts relate to charges of tax and bank fraud a mistrial has been declared on the remaining ten counts because the jury could not reach a consensus trump has called the trial a disgrace. but. we . feel very. good. that. the kremlin has denied accusations by global software giant microsoft that hackers linked to the russian government tried to attack political institutions in the united states microsoft says it took control of six web manes created to mimic websites belonging to the senate and to republican think tanks users who visited the fake sites wass to enter logan credentials microsoft says it's thwarted dozens of heikki attempts on u.s. institutions which are intensifying ahead of november's midterm elections the northeastern coast of venezuela has been hit by a major earthquake o

he can to save his own skin and he is being pressured in order to say what the special counsel robert miller one sympathetic to indict to indict paul mount a for to get him out of fort to begin cooperating with the special counsel on russia . social media platforms in the u.s. have banned a controversial talk show host for promoting hate speech info wars host alex jones has a huge online audience and pushes many conspiracy theories including a claim that the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut was a staged event alan fischer reports this is their plan people these are. we as a national radio show more than two million a year to prescribe and a website called influence that made him a wealthy man but alex jones is facing an increasing number of platforms who will no longer publish his content in the last few days he's been removed from facebook i tunes and the also you chip with his video rants wreck up millions of hits first demonize him for wars lie about us build a straw man then sue us to add credibility to that then have a few fake strikes on you tube and facebook with nebulous ter

the white house of lords on mccown will leave his post this fall as reports he cooperated with robert miller as part of the investigation into the collusion between the trump campaign and russia. brazil's president says he may restrict the number of venezuelans entering the country he's also sent more troops to the border of to growing tensions between locals and migrants in the northwestern state of arrive. and aid workers in libya say thousands of migrants have been abandoned without food or water and government run detention centers after guards fled the fighting in the capital tripoli. that more than fifty thousand people have been forced from their homes in central me and mar off to part of the dam bursts flooding towns and villages government officials say this war trung dam broke due to monsoon rain that's actually going to him has more. a torrent of water from this war chung dam surged into villages in the bugaboo region on wednesday morning a major road was also flooded a bridge connecting me and mars two biggest cities gone and mandalay was damage thousands of villagers have been m

former trump campaign manager paul manifold guilty of eight fraud charges both cases of bird from robert miller's investigation into alleged russian interference the u.s. national security adviser says a lot more pressure will be applied to iran over its nuclear plans and syria john bolton has been holding three days of talks in israel he suggested working with russia to get reining in forces out of syria. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen now it's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions so bob noyce top course is hearing a challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson the name god what he won with just over fifty percent is no gration those being pursued by a pending court ruling. people across india have been paying trib

political considerations trump a sense accused him of failing to protect him from special counsel robert miller'snvestigation into russian interference in the twenty sixteen election. well trumpets also warned that there would be an economic crash if he were impeached the u.s. president has been on the defensive following the prosecution of two former top aides one of those aides his former lawyer michael cohen implicated trump in a crime when he pleaded guilty to breaking campaign finance laws saying he did so at trump's direction ugandan popstar an opposition politician bobby weiner has been charged with treason why it was rearrested just minutes after he was freed by a military court the government denies he was beaten in custody and those are the headlines stay with us now for what i want east. china is keen to win friends and influence in the oil rich middle east business spark the wrong turn of china to secure its resources for the future. region as a whole now is expected to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's a

ongoing about whether or not president trump will sit down for an interview with the special counsel robert miller an interview that the council is likely to press for even harder given the news of this latest tweet by president trump however jay sekulow also insisted that idea of a subpoena of a sitting president was absolutely unheard of saying that should such a subpoena be served it would go all the way to the supreme court and would most likely fail to bring president trump to the interview table but incidentally as well that's. same lawyer jay sekulow admitted during that interview that he also lied last year when he said that that trump tower meeting involved russian adoption not russian collusion the sanctions on iran in the next twenty four hours then actual target will be can destroy including cars and carpets president donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal in may despite no indication to iran has had violated the terms european allies are still backing the two thousand and fifteen agreement from washington alan fischer reports. donald trump has heated the iran nuclear deal fo

he's used the words witch hunt on more than four hundred occasions but the type special counsel robert miller has not responded to the constant attack from the chief executive not yet imparting any knowledge he may have that accounts for the apparent division between the executive and legislative branches of government as to russian intentions in the united states mike hanna al-jazeera new york. the latest sanctions on russia are part of a pattern with the trumpet ministration it's been using its economic clout as a political weapon through sanctions or economic tariffs wish she had explains the trump of ministration has been setting new records with its imposition of sanctions on foreign entities though it is continuing a trend we saw under barack obama what is different is the imposition of economic tariffs this administration overtly views the dollar as a weapon and the globalized economy as a battleground. the numbers have been climbing proud of donald trump's presidency but according to the u.s. treasury sanctions were imposed on close to one thousand entities and individuals in twenty s

but the type special counsel robert miller has not responded to the constant attack from the chief executive not yet imparting any knowledge he may have that a comes from the apparent division between the executive and legislative branches of government as to russian intentions in the united states mike hanna al-jazeera new york here's what's coming up for you on this news hour not business as usual as u.s. sanctions hit iran's industry and its workforce. tributes pouring in across india for those killed in the worst floods to hit the southern state of carola in a century. and school china sets a new world record this is in the pull of the asian games the details coming up a little later on. russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups to cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped fake websites that were set up to steal lock information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections but the russian foreign ministry says there is no evidence to support microsoft's claims and is calling the allegations witchhunt she ever t

charges aren't related to his time with the trump campaign the case was brought by special counsel robert miller who is investigating possible collusion with russia during trump's presidential run. police in london are treating a car crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident three people were injured when a man drove through a group of cyclists and pedestrians before crashing into security barriers a security minister says the suspect is a twenty nine year old foreign born british citizen but he says searching three properties in central england mostly reports. the palace of westminster is a sleepy place in august as the politicians are on holiday here during rush hour this was the scene as heavily armed police swooped on a car which had apparently been driven deliberately into the crash barriers surrounding the parliament the force of the collision clearly seemed to have crumpled the whole front of the small it's only occupant showing no resistance as officers calmly took him out and led him away the question is who is he and what was his motivation in my life and it was deliber

in ukraine but even the judge has said i don't think he doesn't think that the special counsel robert miller is even interested in bank fraud tax fraud when it comes to pull him out of for what the special counsel is trying to do is. mount a ford make him panic he faces life imprisonment if he's convicted on these charges so that he too makes a plea deal some sort of deal with the special counsel as rick gates has done starts talking and you can see why robert mueller might be interested to hear what manifold has to say he was campaign chairman he was at that meeting at trump tower where the russians were offering dirt on hillary clinton as we've now heard as has been confirmed from donald trump himself there's a lot of information that he would like to get more they would like to get from out of four but multiple says he knows nothing about russian collusion he's innocent of these charges and for the moment he says. there's no plea deal to make i'm innocent . see with the latest on that from washington she had thank you. rescuers on the indonesian island of lombok are still trying to assess

ongoing about whether or not president trump will sit down for an interview with the special counsel robert miller an interview that the council is likely to press for even harder given the news of this latest tweet by president trump however jay sekulow also insisted that idea of a subpoena of a sitting president was absolutely unheard of saying that should such a subpoena be served it would go all the way to the supreme court and would most likely fail to bring president to the interview table but incidentally as well that . same lawyer jay sekulow admitted during that interview that he also lied last year when he said that that trump tower meeting involved russian adoption not russian collusion and a presidential plans fame proposed in mexico to stop the notorious drug gang wars president elect andres manuel lopez obrador think shang mexicans can be persuaded to avoid a life of crime aiming to help him as a former cocaine addict and drug gang member who's been elected to congress on home and went to san luis potosi potosi rafter to meet him. the new local congressman from san luis mexico to mee

ongoing about whether or not president trump will sit down for an interview with the special counsel robert miller an interview that the council is likely to press for even harder given the news of this latest tweet by president trump however jay sekulow also insisted that idea of a subpoena of a sitting president was absolutely unheard of saying that should such a subpoena be served it would go all the way to the supreme court and would most likely fail to bring president trump to the interview table but incidentally as well that same lawyer jay sekulow admitted during that interview that he also lied last year when he said that that trump tower meeting involved russian adoption not russian collusion. political parties in cambodia are contesting the results of the july twenty ninth poll which saw the prime minister who sends a ruling party achieve an absolute victory and took all one hundred twenty five seats available a complaint has been filed with the constitutional council by one party or another as demanding a fresh lection and sans main office in the cambodian national rescue party was diss

this particular case and is very likely to further away the interest of the special prosecutor robert miller so what might be the consequences of a deliberately misleading statement from president trump on that meeting. what we've heard from president trumps a lawyer in the course of the morning one of his many lawyers jay sekulow who is insisting that should any moves be made to subpoena president trump by the special counsel then it would go to court off the court off the court and would probably end up in the supreme court the law and whether or not a sitting president can be subpoenaed is pretty vague not much precedent in this particular area and certainly is what his lawyers are arguing at least but what has become very clear in the past few months is that president trump is increasingly concerned about the special counsel's investigation i can mention that within the last two months he's tweeted forty nine times associates in this investigation with a witch hunt now clearly this is something he's deeply concerned about but the investigation now by his own admission does appear to have

it's a little fuzzy exactly what andrew miller did for stone but whatever it was it's enough that special counsel robertandrew miller that he needed to testify before a grand jury. on may 18th, andrew miller was told he should appear voluntarily before the grand jury and he should turn over documents. when may 18th rolled around, andrew miller did not show up. so then the special counsel made it mandatory. they subpoenaed andrew miller to appear on june 8th. june 8th rolled around, andrew miller did not show up. then a federal judge ordered andrew miller to comply ruled that in fact, he really did have to appear before the grand jury on june 29th. june 29th rolled around and this time andrew miller did not show up but he did file a formal motion to quash the subpoena to get rid of the subpoena on grounds the mueller investigation, the whole special counsel rig ma roll is unconstitutional. on august 2nd, that argument was shot down by a federal judge. she didn't just say no to his argument against the special counsel. she dismantled it in a 93-page ruling to andrew miller's allegation that the special co

he's used the words witch hunt on more than four hundred occasions but the type special counsel robert miller has not responded to the constant attack from the chief executive not yet imparting any knowledge he may have that a comes from the apparent division between the executive and legislative branches of government as to russian intentions in the united states mike hanna sierra a new york reuters news agency is reporting that saudi arabia has called off both a domestic at international stock listing of state oil giant to wramc oh it would have been the largest i.p.o. in history and the plan was central it was cool to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon's raft of reforms it was to raise funds aimed at restructuring the kingdom's economy and reducing its dependence on oil. still ahead our. political turmoil. coming up. first. challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson. rigged in favor of president there are some. one just over fifty percent. has been phone pending this for. what for a commission denies claims of us. c

former trump campaign manager paul man afford guilty of eight fraud charges both cases emerge from robert miller's investigation into alleged russian interference. u.s. national security advisor john bolton says a lot more pressure will be applied on iran over its nuclear plans and the war in syria has been holding three days of talks in israel bolton suggests working with russia to get iranian forces out of syria consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. syria in iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the hutus in yemen and that's very important we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions as a top court is hearing a challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson and god who won with just over fifty percent of the been violent protests after prayers in indian administered kashmir on wednesday several people injured in sr

while the president's legal team rejects robert miller's conditions for an interview with the presidentgillian turner has the latest from washington. reporter: the present took to twitter this morning to comment in the ongoing robert mueller probe. first ask why the fbi is not handing over andrew mccabe 's text messages to government authorities and then asking whether the fbi will ever regain is quote - stellar reputation. this is andrew miller, former -- during the campaign was held in contempt for defining a subpoena to testify in court earlier this month. meanwhile, cross the river in alexandria virginia, a fraud trial.paul manafort rolled into his ninth day. democrats tying this back to the president himself. >> as far as this and there is no honor among thieves, right? you don't know who to believe. you don't know if you can believe the president, rick gates, paul manafort, stone. don't know that you can believe any of them. this is one of those things where we have to trust the jury system and see what comes out of it. >> a try get off to a late start essay by nearly 5 hours. tod

the only shot america has with getting rid of donald trump is robert miller.and trump knows that. >> i have a question. since you have access to a lot of insiders. do you think or does the credit party think anyone can be trump. >> there is a laundry list of about 20 or 40 people depending who you believe who wants to go out and run against trump. i was interviewing sean spicer the other night in regards to his book i asked him who was the biggest democratic threat to the president. he said joe biden he thought was a good matchup because joe bidea and can hone in on support he gets for more of his populist policies. his st i n't know they reendorses peo that do not necessarily when. it is not clear he has coattails or the ability to throw an election just yet. we will see more of that in the midshipman terms , we just have one offs to go on. >>> the help keeps coming in to fight the state wildfires come up next, we sit down with the fire marshal to discuss the findings. back to you. new video this morning shows a >>> welcome to the new normal with fire and fir

do i think robert miller would love to drag this out because he is enjoying it so much, i doubt it.lso think in the cnn poll, not only do people think it should wrap up. i agree with that. but they also said, 63% said they would, that the investigation has some importance on their vote in the midterm. that doesn't mean that it's bad for president trump. it might mean that for republicans thinking we better get out there make sure the democrats don't take over and drag this out even further. we don't think tying it to our election -- tying our justice system to any election is a terrible idea. >> jesse: i do agree. follow the facts where they lead. juan, where is this investigation going in your opinion? is it winding down? is it heating up? now they are looking at roger stone allegedly. what do they have, do you think? >> juan: i don't know what they have. they don't leak. the president's behavior makes me think he knows they have something. because he is starting to lash out at people. he acts erratically. those tweets, especially going up to the attorney general jeff sessions and

>> among omarosa's other claims, she says she's been interviewed by special counsel robert miller's team, although she did not go into specifics about what you may or may not have discussed in the interview. furthermore, she says president trump himself knew of the contents of the clinton emails that were hacked during 2016 ad posted by wikileaks before they were posted. >> bret: kevin corke, thank you for joining me now, kellyanne conway. counselor to the president. good evening. you heard a little bit of that. first of all, the specifics. omarosa saying that the president knew about the wikileaks emails before they came out and that she's been interviewed by special counsel or mueller. your reaction. >> that's the first i've heard of either from omarosa. there's a lot she is saying is new. i will say as recently as this morning, omarosa referred to president trump as her mentor and obviously she's known him almost the longest of any of us here. going on 15 years. he gave her many chances on "the apprentice." obviously in the campaign, here at the white house. it's a privilege to work i

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for a good lawyer i would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of michael cohen robert miller's investigation centers on a meeting between campaign aides in a russian delegation that promised to dish political dirt on hillary clinton cohen's lawyer has indicated his client has direct knowledge of the meeting with claims donald trump knew it was happening something the president denied donald trump this by all appearances should be very worried in kind of like someone breathing down your neck very closely they are right there they are right behind you and that is where robert muller is but with back the donald trump at this point in time. on the same day cohen pled guilty in new york the president's former campaign manager paul manifold was found guilty on eight charges of tax and bank fraud those cases sprang from a list team leading one republican to say it's proof miller's investigation is anything but a witch hunt democrats say trump's legal woes are far from over to take a step back president trump's campaign manager was convicted of federal crimes president trump's personal