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president trump's strong man stands still unchanged and we're going to speak with a rock legend roger waters about the global on the rest over the killing of george floyd plus rick sanchez joins in to discuss how officers went from being a friendly part of the community morphing into a militarized police you see today all right it's time to boost your news i. less than 24 hours after protesters were met with tear gas outside of the white house today president trump continues his push for tougher law enforcement against massive protest still happening across the nation those protests as a result of last week's death of george floyd an unarmed black man killed by a minneapolis police officer now for more on the new developments coming out of washington let's go to our to scare and fronsac who's standing by outside of the white house what's the latest. for it's a middle of we are right in front of the st john's church where yesterday there was that controversial photo op that donald trump president on the trump took yesterday but before we get to that we have an update now we have the protester

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to form special counsel robert mueller plans to lay out in stunning detail how the case of roger stone was watereddown due to political pressure at the highest levels of the justice department. he claims the acting u.s. attorney for the district of columbia was pressured to cut stone a break. he'll also testify to congress that stone was treated differently from any other defendant because of his relationship to the president. he resigned from the case back in february after attorney general bill barr directed a new sentencing recommendation for stone. just a stunning case from someone still in the justice department. >>> today senate republicans are planning a procedural vote on their police reform bill that's likely to fail. democrats say the measure is not salvageable. they are demanding a bipartisan negotiation ahead of a floor vote. senat senator cory booker is the lead sponsor of the plan. >> we're in a moment of profound possibility but what do we face it being shut down here in the senate the? over an impotent bill that fails to meet this moment. >> one republican senator is trying to find

prosecutors in the case to obscure the correct sentencing guidelines calculation to which roger stone was subject and to waterown and in some cases outright distort the events that transpired in his trial and the criminal conduct that gave rise to his conviction. what i heard repeatedly was roger stone was being treated differently than any other defendant because of his relationship to the president. i was also told that the acting u.s. attorney was giving stone such unprecedented favorable treatment because he was, quote, afraid of the president. zelensky writes that he raised it with his superiors and resigned when they made the change anyway. joining me now, legal analyst danny cevallos. danny, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> aaron zielinski saying a lot in what i just red in that opening statement. a lot that is fairly alarming to say the least. what stood out to you? >> what stood out to me is what stood out back when the doj, the attorney general essentially filed a sentencing memorandum in roger stone's case that read exactly like a defendant's sentencing memorandum. i said at the time, i sav

prosecutors in the case to obscure the correct sentencing guidelines calculation to which roger stone was subject, and to water down and in some cases outright distort the events that transpired in his trial and the criminal conduct that gave rise to his conviction. what i hear repeatedly was that roger stone was being treated differently from any other defendant because of his relationship to the president. i was told that the acting u.s. attorney, timothy shea, was receiving heavy pressure from the highest levels of the justice department to cut stone a break and that the u.s. attorney's sentencing instructions to us were based on political considerations. i was also told that the acting u.s. attorney, tim shea, was giving stone such unprecedentedly favorable treatment because he was, quote, afraid of the president. zbe zelensky says that explanation was deeply unsettling. together with my fellow line assistant united states attorneys, i immediately and repeatedly raised concerns in writing and orally that such political favoritism was wrong and contrary to policy. our objections were not heeded. when i lear

roger stone case was "deeply unsettling," and rtunpredented. in a detailed 13-page statement, zelinsky says the team that prosecuted the president's longtime friend was pressured to water down and in some cases outright distort the events that transpired in his trial in order to secure a lighter sentence. "what i heard repeatedly" he wrote, "was that roger stone was being treated differently from any other defendant because of his relationship to the president." stone was convicted on seven counts, including witness tampering and lying to investigators. but when it came time for sentencing, zelinsky said, higher ups suddenly overrode his team's recommendations in court. "we were not informed about the content or substance of the proposed filing or even who was writing it." that led zelinsky to resign from the case. in a statement tonight, the department of justice says attorney general bill barr determined that the recommended sentence was excessive and that's why he intervened. they insist he did not discuss the sentence with the president or anyone else at the white house. roger stone was ultimately sentenced to three years in prison. the president has talked about a

roger stone case was "deeply unsettling," and virtually unprecedented. in a detailed 13-page statement, zelinsky says the team that prosecuted the president's longtime friend was pressured to water down and in some cases outright distort the events that transpired in his trial in order to secure a lighter sentence. "what i heard repeatedlyiry" wrote, "was that roger stone was being treated dirve differently om anyother dendanc of his relationship t." investatortng but when it came time for sentencing, zelinsky said, higher ups suddenly overrode his team's recommendations in court. "we were not informed about the content or substance of the proposed filing or even who was writing it." that led zelinsky to resign from the case. roger stone got a three-year sentence, and the president has talked about firing him. -- pardoning him, rather. zelinsky's latest accusations have drawn no reaction yet from attorney general bill barr, who just this week fired a u.s. attorney who was overseeing other cases involving trump friends. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes, thank you. john bolton's long-awaited book was released today to bipartisan criticism. objections from the white house rhat say he's p

prosecutors in the case to obscure the correct sentencing guidelines calculation to which roger stone was subject and to waterright distort the events that transpired in his trial and the criminal conduct that gave rise to his conviction. he goes on, what i heard repeatedly was that roger stone was being treated differently from any other defendant because of his relationship to the president. i was also told the acting u.s. attorney was giving stone such unprecedentedly favorable treatment because he was, quote, afraid of the president. he will testify he raised his objections with superiors and then resigned from the case when they filed the change in sentencing recommendation despite his protests. joining us now, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama, joyce vance and former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan, barbara mcquaid, and the bbc's katty kay is back with us. joyce, we'll start with you and aaron zelinsky testimony that there was pressure exerted to cut roger stone a break. let's just start because we've seen this stew of corruption over the last few years. how un

roger stone is building a greenhouse. this pond is to collect rainwater the rains begin in july in this desert landscape securing a supply of water is crucial and he has so far invested 7000 euros in his new career many of it bob because i mean if we had to have almost one and a half hectares of land on which i have built a poly house and dug a pond all the work of the plastic sheeting to line the pond is yet to be completed i'm farming the remaining land open i have to get in there he is now back in his home village of out on compounds after more than 4 years in the big city there he was a textiles merchant now it seems like another life. he ran a shop in surat with his brother selling fabric. then from one day to the next their livelihood was gone it was a story true for millions of migrant workers across india. deathy it got all of a sudden the coronavirus spread it ruined our business we ended up with nothing with the look down no movement was allowed no public transport but somehow with great difficulty we managed to get back to our village. his parents were happy to have them back home they are pleased that no render wants

case involving the president's longtime ally roger stone that there was direct, political interference from the highest levels of the justice department to waterdown these cases, and i just wonder, when you look at that and other instances under attorney general bill barr, are you concerned the attorney general is undermining the rule of law for politics? >> oh, absolutely. i'm very concerned about attorney general barr and what his record as attorney general. we have a proud tradition in this country of the independence of the department of justice that the attorney general represents the people of this nation and not just the president of the united states and we've seen over and over and over again the attorney general doing the president's political bidding rather than standing up for the independence of the department of justice. so we're very concerned that this attorney general has led the department of justice in a very partisan, political way which is unprecedented. >> final question because this news just broke moments ago. michael flynn, of course, the president's short time national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying twic

water bill is $1,400. >>> we turn to the high stakes testimony on capitol hill today. a federal prosecutor is expected to tell congress that roger stone, a close ally of president trump, was given special treatment before his sentencing. abc's alex presha has more. >> reporter: this morning the justice department under fire accused of giving a more lenient sentence to roger stone, president trump's longtime friend who was convicted of lying to congress. >> roger, what is the message you want to send to the committee today? >> the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> reporter: aaron zelinsky is set to testify on capitol hill today. in his prepared remarks obtained by abc news, zelinskyiltell lawmakers he saw favorable treatment for stone with his own eyes and, quote, i was told that the acting u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, timothy shea, was receiving heavy pressure from the highest levels of the department of justice to cut stone a break adding that he was told that shea was afraid of the president. in response the justice department issued a statement saying mr. zelinsky's alles concern asarsay at b

water conservation fund. we have had projects benefiting the rio grande national forest, in texas, the lower rio grande national wildlife has benefited from it. i think it was will rogers who once said that the rio grande is the only river he ever saw that was in need of irrigation. i think if you look at the land and water conservation fund, it's something that we can -- we can all benefit from. of course while we don't directly border montana, we do border new mexico. there was an article recently that was featured i think by the nature conservancy about colorado's newest state park. it's in southern colorado right outside a little town called trinidad. it will encompass what's a local landmark known as fisher's peak. trinidad has a great and amazing history, history of the west. you know, from mining and agriculture and the challenges that mining and agriculture have posed over the years, forestry and other things, but what they're hoping for now is that this newest state park could provide an opportunity for economic revitalization of this -- of this rural town, this rural area. it's actually going to border right up against new mexico and part of that special land

water. rescue crews could not revive them. their names of not been released. >> the of justices it will not oppose roger stone's request to delay the start of his prison sentence according to a court filing by federal prosecutors, they will consider his request to extend the date is september 3rd because of the covid-19 policy. the judge overseeing the cases prosecutors did not provide her with a copy of that policy. trump's former advisor is scheduled to report to prison on tuesday. country star garth brooks it to take the stage tomorrow for a drive in concert event, tickets are sold out for this concert that will show as 300 drive-in theaters across the country. >> the country. and also dropping hints that exclusive show from his wife is in the work so stay tuned for that. 7 minutes after the hour, promises made, promises kept, the way donald trump says he is rebuilding the military and getting americans back to work. >> when the san francisco giants play ball disseminated of fans will not be in the stands, the team's creative plan to make season-ticket holders feel like they are really there. ow us. yoo-hoo, progressive shop

roger stone case. he told the committee today he quit when the justice department sentencing recommendation was wateredo political pressure from the, quote, highest levels. stone, you may recall, is a longtime friend and political advisor of president trump who was convicted last fall of seven charges, including lying and witness tampering in an investigation. zelensky didn't hold back today. here is more of what he told the committee when he testified, remotely. >> what i saw was that roger stone was being treated differently, from every other defendant. he received breaks that are, in my experience, unheard of. and all the more so, for a defendant in his circumstances. a defendant who lied to congress, who remained unrepentant, and who made threats against a judge and a witness in his case. and what i heard, repeatedly, was that this leniency was happening because of stone's relationship to the president. >> joining me now is california democratic congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house intelligence committee. chairman schiff, your colleague house speaker nancy pelosi once termed barr henchman

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