judge rogers: well, normally. and judge griffith's question, as well as judge rao, the proceedings for all of the reasons that the court has identified, and that is what i am trying to understand. the court is really concerned about a fishing expedition. you just can't have everything because it is irrelevant. there is a burden on you to show particularized need. did understand the court to be saying that it had to go so far to identify witness a as to 1, 2, and three, and to add to my hypothetical, that the committee was unable to obtain that information by other normal discovery means. i think we are in agreement. that is how normally rule 6(e) works. under the douglas oil test for impeachment proceedings -- human judge rogers: i did not see anything under the history of rule 6(e) or anything you have cited to me that goes to what you are requiring in an impeachment setting. mr. freeman: in the impeachment setting, it is the premise i want to try to get to that you pointed something in particular about douglas o

judge rogers: thank you. announcer: house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff released procedures for the committee's first public .mpeachment inquiry he outlined three questions for the committee to seek answers. first, did president trump asking for an government to investigate an opponent in the 2020 presidential election? the second, did he seek to have the ukrainian government advance the president's personal political interests in exchange for military aid, or invitation to the white house? and the third question, did mr. trump or his administration try to withhold information from congress or the american people conduct? to read the full document, go to our website, c-span.org/impeachment. on c-span, the house returns at 10:00 a.m. eastern for general speeches, with noon.ative business at on the agenda, a short-term spending bill to fund the federal government through most of december. on c-span two, the senate is back as 10:00 a.m. eastern, to consider judicial nominations for the 11th circuit

le acaban robando la pelota a roger, a recalcular y redirigir el amÉrica. >> ya suma con 70 minutos el que ademÁs trabaja de manera general, ha pasado el proceso de sus 13, sus 15, sus 17 y sus 20, veremos como suple rivas que ha sido 1 hombre muy importante para santos. >> castillo le va a pegar a puertas, saca el complemento de cÓrdoba, aquÍ estÁ roger martÍnez que puede hacer la contra, va a acabar con todo y cuidado que otra vez viene santos. >> y hablando de jÓvenes, que me dices de acevedo que no es la 1 vez que juega contra el amÉrica y hoy tiene la oportunidad de lucirse contra la navaja de jonathan orozco que el dÍa de hoy no hizo el viaje a la ciudad de mÉxico y ahora tiene la oportunidad de oro de mostrarse ante los ojos de memo. >> y vivir a la sombra de 1 portero que es titular pero cuando te llega la oportunidad responder y hacerlo con buenas actuaciones es algo caracterÍstico de acevedo. con la con laparticularidad que hay lo echaron, lo corrieron a los 16 aÑos. 1 portero que desde muy joven ya entrenaba con el 1er equipo y ahora lo vemos aquÍ, haciendo la diferencia y e

rogers revisited. "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" with your nicest best friend now on the big screen. his wife meeting the leading man. >> how do you think your husband would have reacted by being portrayed by this guy? >> reporter: revealing what it was like to be married to a television treasure. but first the nightline 5. number one in just sixty >> reporter: good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, history unfolding real-time in a civics class in pennsylvania. teacher and students examining under the microscope a divisive impeachment hearing. here is abc's david wright. >>> this president believes that he is above the law. >> you're going to impeach and remove a president for this? >> 70% of americans say trump's actions tied to ukraine were wrong. >> today's hearing marks the merciful end of this spectacle in the impeachment committee. >> reporter: the impeachment showdown in the hallowed halls of congress is beaming across the country into living rooms and classrooms. years later, i

so this is a case about roger stone. but the prosecution made clear there in their opening statement that the reason stone lied in the prosecutor's telling, the reason he's on trial right now for these felony counts is because he couldn't tell the truth because, and i quote, the truth looked bad for donald trump. this is a case about the president. i mean, it's about roger stone but it's about the president. and it's in part, you know, while the house is already in the midst of impeachment proceedings against the president, this case that started today in criminal court in washington is about in part whether president trump's sworn written statements about roger stone were true. whether his sworn written statements about what he knew about what stone was doing, whether he was any part of that, this case in part is about whether the president's written answers might themselves have been illegal false statements. back to zelensky here. quote, just after stone got this message about new expected dumps of stolen information

rogers? don't understand the question. >> well, there's you, fred, and then there's the character you play, mr. rogers. >> tinse two men of circle each other with different intentions. but also seemingly the same tactics of waiting and questioning. until one eitroke or opened up. >> reese's character here called set. oigle visits the but he wants to understand him and his struggles. especially h anger at a father who abandoned the family long ago and now seeks reconciliation and forgiveness. >> if i was going to show you, admit to you what the first day ld pointing was -- i w out to you how i'm talking too fast. i'm not bpeng asfic as i need to. i'm not waiting for an --'m not really listening because i'm petrified. >> take a minute and think about all the people loved us intog. be >> my perspective of you on that day is completely different. you kind of came in with this -- it was like -- it was like what they said about rogers, everything slowedown becau you -- you didn't dictate the temp y

roger stone was investigating into the probe and the 2016 u.s.lection and in search of her husband. what it means if you are married into a human rights activists who then disappears in china. our viewers in the u.s. and around the world, welcome. we begin right here in germany across -- germany. festivities are marketing 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. you are looking at it right there. the announcement allowed citizens to safely cross the west for the first time in three decades. in all those years, crossing without permission was often fatal, but with the berlin wall down, friends and family could reunite without fear, paving fourth germans to do the same not long after. for more, let's go to david levitz. he is out and about in berlin at a very well-known church. what is going on? >> i'm in front of a church of what was 30 years ago in communist east berlin. there are some projections of what was leading up to the fall of the berlinale -- berlin wall. this whole week is commemorating the peaceful route to revolution. [no audio] at

. >> roger. dressed up in no place to go. >> we are going someplace, we get bigger and bigger all the time. november 17th, they prepared for orbit around the moon. our oceans to the left is not , andparent to our origins we have decided the pressure that we are going center through the thing right now. ok, houston, we are maneuvering for it >> roger. we copy that. we are beginning to go in at this time. >> roger. >> we are there. >> hello, 12 houston, you are go for loi. loi.ger, houston, go for orbit insertion. it would place apollo 12 into orbit around the moon. with this burn occurring behind the moon, there would be no come indications with the spacecraft until it came over the lunar horizon. the command module, the lunar module. >> apollo 12, houston. houston, yankee clipper with intrepid and go has arrived. i guess like everybody else, they are all free with their plans into the window. the next day, pete conrad and alan bean headed into the lunar module. now they undocked and separated and

they've had their falling outs over the years as roger's first wife anne says in our film, get me rogerd and divorced more times than we can count. but roger said i am on team trump and went on his own, went out there and created crowds of people, rallying people together to say, lock her up. he wasn't having them say that because hillary clinton was just a back room politician making shady deals. he was out there saying bill and hillary clinton were serial killers. he took it upon himself to go >> dylan, the documentary is tremendous and really, really captures the roger that i have known for many, many years. congratulations on your film. >> thank you so much. >>> still to come action your best and worst tweets and facebook comments. what do we have, from facebook, i think. what does roger know that he could spill if not pardoned? oh, sean, sean, sean, sean. i think roger knows where all the bodies are buried, and not just for this president of the united states. but it doesn't strike me as the guy who ever spills. >>> we'll give you the final results of the survey question at smercon

he's there testifying against roger as well about riwikileaks coordination dealing with roger.short of it, he has the loyalty to donald that he should not have had that i warned him about and i said in the grand jury as well. >> david. >> and i would just say that roger stone in the summer of 2016 did try to help and work with the russians. he reached out to guce fer 2.0. he had private messages. that was the online persona of the russian hackers. while everybody was out there saying this is a russian attack, roger's out there saying no, no, no, no, no. it's a loan romanian hacker. he was presenting amplifying boosting russian disinformation to cover up the attack. then he ends up lying about it to congress in the worse possible way saying he had no emails related to his interactions with wikileaks when he had hundreds of emails related to this material. so, he was a scoundrel. he helped the russians pull this off whether he was in direct kahoots with them, he helped get the cover story across throughout the summer of 2016. and he was in touch with trump. and i think, you know,

history roger revels in attention whether it's good or bad. i only. told her. it's not. a veteran republican strategist whose career goes back more than 40 years. rajah stone counts former u.s. presidents ronald reagan and richard nixon among his clients his affinity for nixon apparently strong enough for him to get this permanent reminder his ties with donald trump also go back decades in the eighty's stone turned trump the entrepreneur into a major donor for reagan's campaign and saw in him a potential contender for the white house. i have great affection for trump and the trump family i have wanted him to run for president says right here but while dirty tricks and prince of darkness are among the kind of names his critics used to describe him stowe now faces a new one convicted felon indicted by special counsel robert muller who was investigating russian interference in the 2016 campaign stowe was charged on several counts. oh the central question did stone tip off the trump campaign that the wiki leaks website was about to publish hacked e-mails supplied by russian

rogers?tape, there was a child psychologist was one of his greatdientors that he ussed everything with. wid they were talking about trying to come u an opera for children.is and ady had this kind of¡ i think what we can do is, the usematic element of the ch here, with a frog, could actual be a bridge to the original theme of the first act.' pause, pause, pause.¡ i think the frog' -- and this is mister rogers -- ¡yes, if the frog could have a worry that he usbrings' -- and these are people talking, these are people at work trying to figure out, how to, this is like aee production mng that he's going on and he still put that brand of thought tit. >> i think, to me, what's seemingly the performance element is only to succeed in a greater communication to that audience at which it is aimed. >> brown: fred rogers believed in the power of telesion, right, as a tool for change. a tool for reaching people. television hasn't really worked out that way, a lot of people think.>> ell, he didn't change te

rogers?"yeah. [ laughter ] and she pointed up mr. rogers's voice, as it will, is already in our living room 'cause our 2 1/2-year-old was watching "daniel tiger's neighborhood." so, i was, like "oh, right yeah." so, then i took a deep dive and i thought something's wrong because this gentleman is speaking very slowly and seemingly only had one camera that they would never cut away, and was he forgetting his lines and then i realized it wasn't for me it was for children of a certain age. [ laughter ] and then i discovered the true genius of "mr. rogers. >> seth: yes, absolutely they do say if you get introduced to mr. rogers, it's better if it happens when you're young. >> yes, yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's not, like "the sopranos" where they're, like "oh, you got to rewatch it." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: start from the beginning >> come in from the middle on mr. rogers >> yeah. >> seth: what were -- what was kids' television like for you growing up >> a little strange. >> seth: yeah. >>

continued its mission , gathering photos, and then it was time to head back to earth. >> roger, rogerbye-bye. see you on the other side. >> have fun. >> the burn to send them home would take place behind the moon. on earth, we waited for apollo 12 once more. houston. 12, >> hello, houston. apollo 12 en route home. >> shortly before reentry, the crew watched the earth move to blot out the sun. >> you're getting a fantastic view. >> apollo 12 hit the atmosphere of earth at 25,000 miles per hour. >> right on the money. >> we concur, pete. ♪ ♪ of apollo 12 does not end with splash down. it only begins. man, and] -- have i got the grapefruit rock of all grapefruit rocks. anand on the moon, experiment a station called alsep -- an experimental station called alsep sends back its data. >> it has been turned on, and i'm happy to say it is functioning perfectly. >> it's been functioning since it was turned on. >> the experiment, as has been reported, is functioning in all respects properly. >> i think it will represent a major discovery of completely unanticipated things about the moon. >> your

rogers did?g -- at the beginning of the show, it's a beautiful day, come through the front door and all, that 27 takes. it took 27 takes to get through the song. >> jimmy: you have to get that exactly right. >> well, it turned out that first of all, there's tricks. his shoes were bigger than his feet were so they came off very easily. >> jimmy: oh, you're ruining it -- >> i'm sorry. i hate to destroy your childhoods this way. but the sneakers, half the sneakers -- the sneakers were already half tied. sew only had to put them on and do the rabbit ear and around. i was tying the whole damn shoe. had i to put it on. the once across and then the rabbit -- and that added like easily 3.2 seconds to it. and more often than not i couldn't quite finish. >> jimmy: you have to tie -- >> the toss of the shoe always late. >> jimmy: did mrs. rogers tell you any private information about fred? >> this is what she said. "oh, fred made me mad more than i ever made him mad. i'd come home and say that mechanic does

roger stone.ig day when steve bannon comes in. >> i'll bet. elie, i was asking that just because the idea of pardoning someone. people always ask me, and i say he's not going to be dragged out of the white house in handcuffs. someone is going to pardon him. people say, oh, it's state charges, but these are not. >> these are federal charges. he can pardon pretty much anybody he wants. >>> jane fonda has been getting arrested pretty much every friday lately, and president trump is taking notice tonight. >> and they arrested jane fonda. nothing changes. i remember 30, 40 years ago. she always has the handcuffs on. oh, man. she's waving to everybody with the handcuffs. >> oh, boy. well, i'm going to ask her about those arrests and about this president. jane fonda is next. that's what happens in golf nothiand in life.ily. i'm very fortunate i can lean on people, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough d

your defense, on behalf of roger stone is that randy credico tricked roger stone?y defense is, i heard randy credico admit to it in my own apartment, in 2017. he told myself and a film producer named david lugo that he was the back-channel. so, i mean, by his own accord, he was, in a time where it wasn't as heated an environment, he was taking credit for it. >> do you have any records of that? >> i mean, david lugo has gone on the record. he's a potential witness in the case. >> so you both attest to that? which goes to whether, beyond a shadow of a doubt, reasonable doubt, whether mr. stone is going to face this jury or go to jail potentially, you were saying at one point, they agreed on this story and that story itself wasn't true, because he wasn't really a back-channel to wikileaks. >> i don't know whether they agreed to the story, because i thought roger thought he was talking to or at least trying to contact him. though nothing ever came from that. but i think that randy was embellishing his relationship with assange. also, evident in this fake picture, this

roger stone cannot be found guilty again. and did you ever imagine that on the day roger stone's verdict would come in and it would come in guilty on all counts, that it would be in my hour, anyway, literally the last story i'm going to be able to get to? >> exactly. you have to like squeeze it in among everything else that not only happened over the course of the day but that's been happening over the course of the night. this is crazy. at least a two-way tie for the most oimportant story of the night on a day when the president tweeted his way into his own impeachment hearing with a tweet that some say might be worthy of its own article of impeachment. we also have congressman erick swalwell racing towards us because we just got word that that closed door deposition just ended one minute ago. and congressman swalwell has been in it all the way and that of course has just taken over the number one position the way we'll begin tonight with new details about the cell phone call from restaurant in ukraine over heard by david ho

i've not spoken to roger since mid 2017. that was i fell for roger's own good.esser intimidation chars ofti which he was found guilty yesterday, whichil i don't thin he should have. >> why not? >> he was w indicted, they brout seven counts, against him. the last was about comments he made to randy. and randy said in cross-examination to believe that roger was going to do anything to randy's dog, he had made some kind of threat. i don't believe that roger was really conniving or colluding with him. the bottom line is they mishandled this from the very beginning. roger was not in the position -- by the way, i do believe roger spoke to the trump campaign. i do believe roger spoke directly to donald strump. the problem is is that donald trump cannot have somebody saying to him -- cannot have somebody publicly saying, yes, we spoke about wikileaks, however it's not a criminal conspiracy, we didn't coordinate with russia, wepi had nothing t do with the releases, nothing to do strategically with the releases. instead donald will make everybody else go and lie with him.

thought roger was too strong.t matter who you are, if you cannot convert break points doesn't matter who you are. roger never got into the match i looked on the path wrote it. he won the toss and elected to receive and i thought that could have been an advantage. would have got could have, should have. he held and broke roger's first service game and broke roger's first service game and once he was up a service he looked a strong player. how impressed were you with him today? i think the youth has arrived today. he is a phase to be looking out for next year. he is wonderful to watch and he loves the occasion. which 21—year—old has the guts to come here and play against roger federer, 18,000 come here and play against roger federer,18,000 people here, and come out on top. the way he finished it off, some players would crumble playing against roger federer but he did not. he kept his mentality. it's not something you can really learn or teach, you either believe in yourself and have a swagger and confidence are not.

roger is really taking one for donald trump here. >> are we to believe, do you believe, that roger didi personally believe? yes, i would assume, and as michael cohen said, ilk roger was clambering for trump's attention. i'm fired, roger and donald don't speak that much. roger -- they reconcile in the fall of 2015 and at that point i think that they had talked frequently, especially when manafort was on the phone and this was probably the main way that roger could get the president on the phone, yes, i believe he did talk to him. >> you told me when you were on the show in march that roger told you he had spoken to wikileaks but that you didn't believe that he had spoken -- >> i didn't believe it after a couple of weeks. initially, he sent me an email and this email is going to be listed as evidence because the justice department forgot to redact my email address. i sent him a poll which showed the president was losing by 16 points to hillary clinton and he said that he had just met with julian assange. i didn't remember that email, by the way, i just remembered discussions he had told

rogers. good evening. it's great to have you with us on here on a friday night. we begin with a series of storms about to hit. the first storm already hitting tonight, and it's been deadly. snow and ice triggering this car pileup in denver. and all of it hits the east this weekend. and we're tracking at least two storms set to hit next week. stephanie ramos leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, a treacherous commute already as millions prepare to take to the roads. and skies. a powerful western storm now moving east. >> 1 out of 10, it's probably an 8. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: in colorado springs, drivers spinning off the road. >> you can see that a semi which was going southbound is now facing northbound as it has completely turned around. >> reporter: plow brigades out in force. in west denver, more than 50 vehicles involved in this pileup thursday night. in kansas, troopers warning drivers to take extra care. >> it's catching a lot of these motorists off-guard, i think. >> reporter: nor

mister rogers?put on the red sweater was the same man who wore the blue blazer. that was the remarkable thing about meeting him is that there was no difference. part of that was because he had such displirch and such inner strength and he brought that to all phases of his life. >> do you think mr. rogers, fred rogers, would like this depiction of him and your friendship? >> yeah, i think he would like the movie because i think fred did want his message to get across. he had something that he wanted, you know, to say, and which is that he wanted people to be the best sort of versions of themselves that they could possibly be. the fact that 20 years after my story came out, that this movie is there to give him a chance to extend his audience, i think he would be proud of that. >> i love it. i learned soech about this story and your relationship and fred rogers by your writing. i had no idea that he was a man of ministry and he made it applicable to reach children, ceos, entertainers, but made it appli

roger stone cannot be found guilty again. did you ever imagine that on the day roger stone's verdict would come in and it would come in guilty on all counts, that it would be in my hour, anyway, literally the last story i'm going to be able to get to? >> exactly. you have to like squeeze it in among everything else that not only happened over the course of today but happened over the course of tonight. this is crazy. >> we have a two way tie, at least a two way tie for the most important story of the night. on the day the president tweeted his way into his own impeachment hearing with a tweet some are saying might be criminal and might be worthy of its own article of impeachment. we have harvard law professor lawrence tribe here to talk about that one. we also have congressman eric swalwell racing toward us because we just got word that that closed-door deposition of david holmes just ended, ended like a minute, one minute ago. and congressman swalwell has been in it all the way, and that of course has just taken over the num

rogers wore were knitted by his mom.ually they had to move on to sweaters with a zipper becausthey were easier for him to put on. alof tom's sweaters were custom made just for him. >> you put it on like it'she equal to iron man's mask or batman's cape and cowl. thers only one person you are when you put on one of those sweaters and that'fred rogers. >> thank you for that perspective. >> there i power in those sweaters. in later years the sweaters that mr. rogers wore came in the mail and were dyed in a big soup pot. i don't think they use that same process for jennifer lopez's outfits.she'justeks away from sharing the super bowltage with shaka. >> that's part of the reas she ju landed the cover of "gq's" biest issue of the year. ♪ live it up, le it up, go >> "gq's" icon of the year gets sultry at 50 and dishy. j.lo sayinshe understands pink and rihanna saying no to the halftime over the nfl controversbut, quote, it's an amazing platform to put out whatever message you want to. it's great thing to have two latina women in

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we will see where roger stone goes from here. but he's had a long, storied political career all the way back to the nixon days, as chris wallace was talking about with regard to the nixon tattoo that he probably has on his back. he has been a warrior and an eccentric character in republican politics for decades. there he is. roger stone, as he heads off to face what is going to happen to him. sentencing, as we said, februar. not a great day in his legacy. >> bret: right. dana, sorry we cut you off there as stone was leaving the courthouse. >> that's okay. if you want to continue to talk about stone, feel free to go back -- >> bret: no, seven counts, we've got it. >> the everything i was going to mention about going back to the impeachment hearing, congress and mark meadows, he's not on the intelligence committee but he was there in the room. the members are allowed to do that. he was quoted by politico, and he said this. she said that this was an impeachment of rudy giuliani, and the last time i checked he is not the president. i

the court orders that roger stone -- the court orders that roger stone kept defying during his pretrial proceedings and during his trial. those were largely related to this order that the judge had put on him, which we commonly call a gag order, which said that roger stone wasn't allowed to make any public statements or statements to the media about his case. that had been the rule that was supposed to govern his behavior in pretrial proceedings. and while he was on trial, he broke it a couple of times and the judge yelled at him about it. ultimately he cooled on that sort of. the prosecutors are saying he broke those kinds of rules often enough that you should lock him up now that he has been convicted. the judge says, no, i think he can continue to abide by these rules. but even as she decided that she wouldn't remand him to custody, she wouldn't lock him up in federal custody awaiting his sentencing date, she decided she was going to keep the gag order on him. she said, quote, ordinarily i would release the defendant from the media communication order at this time since its primary p

roger stone will now be facing statutorily up to 50 years in prison. however, the federal instancing guidelines will come in with a much lower sentencing range than that. we're waiting to hear now the date that will be set for roger stone's sentencing hearing. they will do a lengthy presentence report to see where stone ends up in those federal sentencing guidelines so everybody can go into the sentencing hearing knowing exactly how much time roger stone is facing. >> glenn kirchner, lying to congress, one of the crimes that donald trump's oldest political adviser was convicted of today, has an eerie echo, when we're looking at witnesses in an impeachment proceeding into donald trump. there's at least one who has been accused by at least one house democrat of perjury, that's gordon sondland. what is your take on how seriously, even the barr doj, is taking the crime of lying to congress? >> you know, nicolle, i think you just put your finger on exactly what the issue is. how will attorney general barr respond to what would ordinarily be an easy call, if

clippe clipper [inaudible] roger. > dick gordon using the 28 sightings.on >> roger, clipper. eyeball. well done. >> a major goal of apollo 12 had accomplished. before man can engage in meaningful lunar explanation be able to select a precise site and get there. it was time to exit the ntrepid and begin the exploration and experiments. conrad climbed out first. i tell you what we're parked next to. back 25 feet further -- from where we wanted to be. i get down to the bottom of the ladder i'll see surveyor. >> okay. (inaudible) you'll never believe it. side ss what i see on the of the crater. sir.al surveyor, yes, [laughter] >> is that lucky? than 600be any further feet from here. that's not bad. now, pete conrad collected a geological sample. to know what i'm moving rapidly. but i can walk quite well. weird, i tell le you. one is going to steam out d here -- i could work day.all >> take your time. [light singing] now, al bean left intrepid to join conrad on the surface of the moon. okay.ch closed, it.'t block >> if i had landed 20 feet behind where i landed, we would landed ri

i really didn't think what roger stone had was that serious. his emails certainly indicated otherwise, and it certainly indicated that they were very excited by the fact that roger stone perhaps may have access to information. at one point even indicating, you know, as i said, they thought this information would be helpful to their campaign. but i think in the end, what i think occurred was that roger stone was playing them. you know, he was playing them. he was playing donald trump. but they fell for it, and they wanted more information from roger stone. >> anne, i wonder what -- you say bannon has no motive to lie. why do you think that he said this? what did you think of his testimony, though? >> so, you know, he comes in, and he's a witness. he's under subpoena. he has got to come forward. what i think is really important, the number one thing about his testimony is what shimon said, which is roger stone walked into congress, put his hand on a bible, said, i swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, so help me god, and proceeded to say he h

stone i think roger stone is going to be looking forward to quite a bit of time in jail at this point really why did why did why do you don't why do you say he won't pardon him. for a few reasons the 1st being that politically as embarrassing as this conviction is actually pardoning him would be would be something that would cause political problems and that would be something that most likely would make people think ok this seems like more of a richard nixon move than anything else if he was trying to get people away from thinking those sort of ways leaving roger stone to prison is probably his better bet honestly the 2nd is in many ways the. conviction of other stone is sort of tying up one of the loose and last ends of the mueller investigation. in effect there's probably not much else to. that much more damage this can do trump in many ways so leaving him to leave him stone to prison is probably a wise bet the 3rd being that i doubt that this are going to be political damage in terms of if he doesn't pardon him will other people think well my gosh we're on our own most likely they

let me switch gears if you don't mind, the roger stone thing. >> i know roger real well.for him. neil: could be in prison the rest of his life. do you think the president would intervene and pardon him? he already tweeted his outrage at hem. >> i think he should. this will annoy people for me saying this, roger stone didn't make a lot of friends over the years. i happen to like roger a lot you know. but i will say this, look at his crimes. they were process crimes. he was not, he did not help wikileaks break into the database of -- neil: big no, no, if you lie. >> he lied, he -- neil: a lie is a lie. >> not saying it is bad. it isn't good. bill clinton is not in jail. you have to put it in context, he lied about stuff that wasn't a crime. martha stewart did the same by the way. she went to jail for what, 18 months? neil: is there any risk if the president were to pardon him? >> i don't know. neil: if you think about it, february 6th is the actual sentencing date. so, you could argue that president waits this out, sees what the winds are doing. >> i think, can he pardon hi

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bannon, was that roger stone was the access point.ote just a receipt of passive information but when you have have somebody dealing with a campaign that has access to wikileaks, that shows close coordination. and the other thing i'll say -- >> let me hang you up there. you're careinal, i'm careful, too. is it coordination or is it one way? part of what mueller didn't ultimately do is find conspiracy. if there was enough coordination wad be somewhere past this point. >> i think that's a fair observation. but if roger stone is the access point and he's working intimately with the campaign, so intimately, ari, that he's getting on the phone with the candidate giving him a heads up about future wikileaks releases, i think it really does conjure up coordination not just a one-way passive receipt of information. so stone as that access point is reaching out to the corsi's giving him direction saying i want you to go to london, i want you to take messages and communicate things to assange for me. it really did seem like some active measures

roger stone has pleaded not guilty of all charges.dering what new information we will learn next. jean qasr r l.a., new york. >> you had this roger stone trial going on in the background here. we're learning more about the 2016 russian interference because of this trial, correct? >> yes. the big question here is what was the nature and extent of the trump campaign's efforts to connect through roger stone with wikileaks. we don't know for sure whether roger stone really had a connection with wikileaks. it looks like he may have been exaggerating or lying about that. the key point you had people very close to donald trump or even donald trump telling roger stone, connect with wikileaks, figure out what they're doing. that is coordination and the same general idea we're seeing in the impeachment inquiry, the willingness and eagerness of donald trump and people around him to select russian foreign interference. >> you say it is the same behind the ukrain investigation and the two are unfolding blocks apart. >> the timing is unfortunate fo

roger will never do that.ld not have -- he should not have followed the president's message in his congressional testimony. i'm not here as a special pleader for whether or not roger was guilty or not. i'm telling you that roger acted to protect the president. roger has a high fidelity and loyalty, particularly to donald trump that i don't think is well deserved. i saw firsthand. i argued with roger during the campaign, and as i told you before, i said to the grand jury, i've said this under oath. i told roger you should not make yourself a target. why? hillary clinton looked like she was likely going to win. james comey is surely already investigating you. and donald trump will not do anything for you. i didn't even think of a pardon. what i meant was donald trump was not even going to have him to the white house. donald trump is going to completely disassociate himself with roger. and for trump not to pardon roger roger in light of what donald has said about this investigation, it's hypocritical. perhaps rog

i mean, if they're talking about trying to get roger stone on lying to congress and roger stone was sayingng evidence that it was jerome corsi. this was just the opening argument, we're going to see e-mails, communications. the justice department indicated they've got hundreds of e-mails and text messages between roger stone and both individuals and are going to explain. we're going to see randy credico on the stand too in the coming days, and randy credico is going to talk about how he was trying to argue to roger stone, look, i wasn't your intermediary. i don't know why you're pinning this on me and the back and forth that led to and ultimately to the witness tampering charge that follows where roger stone is urging randy credico to plead the fifth. >> and briefly, who do you think is the potentially most damaging witness to stone? >> gosh, the most damaging witness to stone, i think randy credico could be someone that certainly we'll be watching. he will provide a lot of that testimony. steve bannon will be coming up in the coming days. unclear exactly how much steve bannon's going to w

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bush: thank you, roger.t's great to be here and i appreciate the connection of the bush family to this great lightsity, and to the that everybody is here to pay tribute to. president clinton, my dad, and my mom who also played a role in this. i thinkwant to say president clinton and my dad set the example of how you can be -- have a different view on things but be good friends. that should not just be -- [applause] gov. bush: what i loved about the charlottesville event was it didn't prescribe how to do it, but it created national aspirations. sometimes, we get mixed up to think the federal government is the end-all be-all, but public create --n aspirations can create big audacious goals, and it doesn't have to be a federal program. it can be something where millions of people buy into it, and i don't think there is anything more important than creating an aspiration that every child reaches their god-given ability, that they have the ability to dream big dreams, that they are capable of pursuing many option

first jurors, roger stone got up and he left with his wife, apparently very ill.r lunch and didn't come back to the courthouse. there was another rapid fire incident that happened right after roger stone left where a man in the back of the courtroom started moaning and convulsing and fell down and the whole courtroom was cleared out. apparently he had a seizure. medical personnel showed up. then he was taken out on a stretcher but apparently walked out of this courthouse not too long after the incident happened. so a little bit of drama to start the opening moments of the roger stone trial. >> several unusual incidents there. we wish everyone well. when you look at what we expect and the witness lists, i read from the reporting that trump advisor michael caputo was in the courtroom today along with some others. who do we expect to hear from as this unfolds? >> sure. steve bannon is probably the biggest name witness, the former donald trump campaign chairman. he'll be coming in during the government prosecution part of this case, which will probably take place late