this comes after donald trump's former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associates were placed under house arrest after they were indicted in the special counsel's probe another former trump advisor george papadopoulos pled guilty to lying to f.b.i. agents well let's take a closer look at the charges that they're facing now at the center of the investigation is the man that you're going to see here right on the far left here on the screen george papadopoulos he's pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about his conversations with russian officials trump's former foreign policy adviser may seem like small fish but his case could actually help answer whether russia tried to sway the two thousand and sixteen election now much bigger name is facing a separate set of accusations including conspiracy against the united states that's trump's former campaign manager her palm on a ford he is indicted on twelve charges including conspiracy to launder money and failure to register as a foreign agent and then there is a matter for a business associate reckon gates he is a facing

the closer the investigation about real russian ties between trump associates and real jeffans, as we heard sessions finally admit to in his testimony the other day, the more they want to throw mud on the wall and i'm their favorite target. me and president obama. we are the ones they like to put into the crosshairs. i'm not surprised but i think the real story is how nervous they are about these continuing investigations. >> the rest of that interview is available online at the tv.org -- booktv.org. hillaryhear more from clinton when she speaks at the human rights campaign national dinner. that saturday at 7 p.m. here on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day, with news and you.y issues that impact coming up thursday morning, kentucky republican congressman hal rogers discusses president trump's address a mark -- address tomorrow on opioid abuse. then adriana espaillat talks about hurricane recovery efforts in puerto rico and the latest undemocratic efforts to save daca. and we are live in topeka, kansas, on the next stop, with kansas lieutenant governor giving his vie

i believe that there are trump associates who obviously, we know many, that reached out to russians,der nicks, the president's son. what was his expression, if that's what it is, i love it. peter miller, the list goes on. mr. kushner. these are at least five examples, before, during and after the election, with trump associates reaching out to the russians to work on something obviously against hillary clinton. so i think i've seen enough for the investigation to move forward. it's obvious the republicans don't like the investigation because it's embarrassing, makes them look bad and frankly, puts many of the people in the trump world at legal risk, as we're seeing tomorrow. >> as i mentioned, at the top offing this segment, republicans in both the house and senate have talked about a swift conclusion to their congressional investigation. now, with this indictment, is that dough to impact anything as far as your committee goes? >> look, i think our committee should continue the investigation no longer than it should take or no shorter. when people ask me, however, are you connecting

then trump's association -- relationship with the republican party. also, a conversation about the health care executive order signed by president trump. the future of health care. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. presidentwhite house, trump signed an executive order to expand access to health care insurance by allowing plans to be sold across state lines. the order directed three cabinet agencies to develop rules that would expand access to less expensive, less competence of insurance, including policies that could be sold by trade associations to their members. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] secretary acosta: good morning. president trump and his administration are committed to ensuring hardworking americans have access to affordable health care. mr. president, your executive order signed today is an important step in achieving th

all this started with the left want to go associate president trump and his associates. now that script has been flipped. look at the evidence and information that we are seeing in the news now. >> you take any commentary that's been done today and replace the name with paul manafort with john podesta, you ask a conservative reporter to think about that and see if they cannot choke on their hypocrisy. charles: trey gowdy talked about hillary clinton's campaign maybe laundering through this law firm, trying to avoid transparency laws with fusion gps dossier and how it ended up from the dnc coffers to their coffers. >> another great head fake. what gowdy needs to be doing is investigating the four american heroes that died. but the most of recent one, we had 11 committee hearings on bengazi. let's have at least one. charles: i'm pretty confident we'll get to the bottom of what happened in niger and maybe in benghazi. steve bannon has the best of intentions when it comes to the president. he made a phone call friday saying it's time to go to war with a gop fundraiser. we'll

the special counsel is investigating financial dealings involving president trump's associate. that includes manford and mike flynn. >> i have not yet seen any evidence of collusion. i have seen lots of evidence that the russians were very -- they were trying to influence the election. >> president trump have repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and the president lashed out calling the investigation a witchhunt. republicans are calling for mueller to resign. this makes it tough for him to be impartial. >>> open enrollment opens this week for the healthcare exchange. there will be changes. dan is life in the newsroom to explain. >> this covers the marketplace. people can compare insurance plans and get discounts, depending on your income but choosing a plan is proving more challenging this year. there were a key move by the trump administration, the shorter exchange of the open enrollment period to 45 days. there is a cut for subsidies and after congress failed to repeal obama care, insurers pulled out. here are the facts. the open enrollment period last for three months and tax cre

special counsel led by mahler has also been investigating now the financial dealings of some key trump associates carolyn chinmoy in washington d.c. for us thank you. now some the other stories making news around the world u.s. defense secretary jim mattis is warned that north korea would face a quote massive military response if pyongyang ever used its nuclear weapons tensions have been running high on the korean peninsula the north conducted its sixth nuclear test last month and tested missiles the regime claims are capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. thailand's new kingma. cooling has led a royal ceremony for the relics of his late father king who on the king was joined by all the members of the royal family and wouldst monks in the throne hall of bangkok's grand palace the ceremony marks the fourth day of an elaborate five day funeral capping a year of mourning for the late king. but somalia's former president or two pet is morally and his vice president will stand trial for corruption charges prosecutors say a ring involving government officials customs agents and businesspeople defrauded

special counsel that by mahler has also been investigating now the financial dealings of some key trump associates carolyn chinmoy in washington d.c. for us thank you now to some of those stories making news around the world the german anti islamic movement has marched through the eastern city of dresden to mark the third anniversary of its founding several thousand participants gathered in front of the iconic semple opera house where they were met by hundreds of protesters police were on hand to maintain the peace. thailand's new king. cohen has led a royal ceremony for the relics of his late father king whom on the king was joined by other members of the royal family of buddhist monks in the throne hall of grand palace the ceremony marks the fool's day of an elaborate five day funeral cathing a year of mourning for the late king. somalia's former president autocrat is mourning and his vice president will stand trial for corruption prosecutors say a ring involving government officials customs agents and business people defrauded the state of millions of dollars in and to avoid customs duties that

the united states of america versus three trump campaign associates. atic new phase of special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and possible collusion by members of the trump team. today, two senior members of the trump campaign including former campaign chair paul manafort surrendered themselves to federal authorities while we also learned of a third member of the cam t

are other trump associates now at risk? inner circle indicted. the guilty plea bombshell follows the indictments of two top trump campaign figures including former chairman paul manafort. they pleaded not guilty in federal court to a dozen charges, including conspiracy against the united states. are more indictments now in the works? >>> dinner date. on the same day that former foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos was interviewed by the fbi, president trump called then fbi director james comey and invited him to dinner where he demanded a loyalty pledge. how far along was comey's investigation? >>> and putin's puppet. paul manafort who became trump campaign chairman allegedly took millions of dollars from the former ukrainian president who was a puppet of russia's vladimir putin. why did donald trump pick a campaign boss with russia connections? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> break news. a day of stunning development in the special counsel's investigation into russia's election meddling and possible collusion by trump

wiretaps, carter page and paul manafort and have all of this intensive surveillance that included trump associatescted and the day he was inaugurated. david: once again, president trump comes out and says something in a tweet or whatever form, the media goes crazy, he's nuts, this is impossible. eventually comes out to be true. >> looks like he was absolutely right. david: so many times that's happened. gregg, good to see you. >> my pleasure. david: president trump forced to bypass congress signing executive order on health care. >> this will cost the united states government virtually nothing, and people will have great, great health care, and when i say people, i mean by the millions and millions. david: we'll take up mr. trump's unilateral action with mollie hemingway and mark simonne after the break. stay with us. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone reporter: in our online poll last night we asked you if the national left-wing media should be held accountable for their lies to the public. only 97% of you said yes. molly.

it's the more substantial parts of that documenting contacts between trump associates and russians that in fact the intelligence community is very interested this. >> i enjoyed the conversation. thank you very much all of you. see you soonment when we come back, two men who have worked on the inside of winning presidential kpangs. i'm going to ask them what they think of all of this. discover card. hi, i'm just looking at my account, and i've got all this extra cash back. yep. that's your cashback match. only discover will automatically match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year. you matched everything i earned this year? yeah. whoo! more money! more money! it's all very exciting. i'm going to spread the news! spread it wide! it's cashback match people! people! you know that. you all work here. new cardmembers get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of their first year. only from discover. like paperless, multi-car,e and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-re

operation and thus his view is that the citing of him specifically by name along with other trump associatesiness with trump is relatively incriminating for the theory of the case that there was direct meetings about collusion which is something mueller hasn't answered yet but investigating. joyce. >> i think that's right. prosecutors in russia operate differently than prosecutors in the united states. here we've watched that play out recently on a public stage where prosecutors have vigorously defended their independence. we've heard stories about the prosecutor in new york talking about how critical that is to a functioning american democracy. and we know that often in russian sha prosecutors work arm in arm with leaderships. there's some indication that the conviction of the russia oligarch that you spoke with in fact had overtones and finger plints from higher ups in government and was not independent. it's a very different playing field than what we've used to. >> fascinating and these words mean different things in different places. my personal apologies for jill abramson. we usually h

probe and what they learned about russian meddling and any collusion that may have occurred from trump associateshal on our program. we will ask about your new reporting. thank you for sharing that exclusive with us. >>> president trump leaving one crisis in puerto rico for another in las vegas. how is he doing as consoler in chief? we discuss all of that next. ♪ lights, camera ♪ strike a pose your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose® can help, with continued use, twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose® helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose® did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye injury and contamination, do not touch the bottle tip to your eye or other surfaces. wait 15 minutes after use before inserting contact lenses. the most common side effect i

mueller they are seeking to determine whether or not the russians did receive any help from trump associates in where to target those ads. we put this question to the white house last night. they did not respond with a request to comment. the president long insisted there was never any collusion, calling the whole issue a hoax. 3,000 from facebook, these russian-linked ads which reached 10 million people in 2015 and 2016. while of course we have no way of knowing if they did affect the ultimate vote, trump did beat clinton by just 10,700 votes out of of nearly 5 million cast in michigan. the closest race in the country. now, wisconsin is also one of the tightest states where trump won by 22,700 votes. and we expect to hear more about these ads and the potential impact when the senate intelligence committee leaders provide an update about their own investigation, about the extent of russian meddling and whether or not there was any collusion from trump associates. and, alyson, the number two republican in the senate, john cornyn said these are the tip of the iceberg. >> thank you for sharing

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it's the more substantial parts of that documenting contacts between trump associates and russians that in fact the intelligence community is very interested in. >> i enjoyed the conversation. thank you very much all of you. see you soon. when we come back, two men who have worked on the inside of winning presidential campaigns. i'm going to ask them what they think of all of this. sarah is confident. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. with flavors you'll love.re like new savory grilled mediterranean shrimp. and new sweet and spicy nashville hot shrimp. plus our classics like garlic shrimp scampi. try as much as you want however you want 'em, but don't wait, it ends soon. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is

former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, and his business associate, rick arrest this morning. e is what we know right now. federal agents say former campaign aide george papadopolous.... pleaded guilty to lying about his attempts to connect the trump campaign with associates of russian president vladimir putin. meanwhile-- manafort and gates have both pleaded not guilty to a slew of charges including conspiracy and money laundering. the white house down playing any connection to the charges against manafort. and on the topic of papadopolous-- trump administration officials say he was barely involved with the campaign. we will have much more coming up on this developing investigation, and the response from president trump. good morning washington. toss to eileen terrific weather for halloween warming this week spotty shower wednesday & showers for the weekend today: mostly sunny highs: 57-62 winds: west 5 mph tonight: mainly clear early... increasing clouds lows: 36-43 winds: west 5 mph wednesday: showers (mainly n&w of dc) highs: 51-59 winds: east 3-8 mph a stunning revelation

money laundering investigations ongoing involving trump associates and potential prosecutions of trump campaign associates if those kinds of cases are referred by the special counsel. so there are lots of good reasons there's no precedent for it. >> the other thing that seems to be emerging alongside this news about the president taking unprecedented step of meeting with potential u.s. attorneys, appears to be considering number of people for key jobs, where he's doing personal meetings, people about one or two degrees of separation from him. member of mark kassowitz's law firm, rudy giuliani's law firm, obviously rudy giuliani a close personal friend of the president's and a major campaign supporter. there are new reports, not confirmed, but florida reporters tell us best consideration is maybe a former contestant from "the apprentice." is talking to the president about that florida job that touches on mar-a-largo. that degree of closeness to the president, is that also troubling to you? seems to me that other presidents may have had incursions into those territories as well. >> more

the special counsel has also been investigating financial dealings of trump associates including former trump campaign manager paul manafort and former national security adviser mike flynn. >> i have not yet seen any definitive evidence of collusion. i've seen lots of evidence that the russians were very active in trying to influence the election. >> some republicans like new jersey's governor chris christie wants to know how the indictment was leaked. >> there are certain laws against any of this type of leaking of grand jury activity. >> christie maintains the president himself are not under investigation. >> and some republicans are calling on mueller to resign questioning his ties to the fbi and james comey. anne-marie? >> hena doba here in new york. thanks so much, hena. >>> ahead we'll hear from amy klobuchar, democrat. >>> actor kevin spacey apologized following allegations that he made sexual advances on a 14-year-old boy. actor anthony rapp now 46 years old says he attended a party at spacey's apartment back in 1986. he says spacey got him on a bed and got on top making sexual

they use the dossier to convince a court to allow the fbi to wiretap people in trump world, trump associatesdo you have any evidence of that. i understand the investigation is just beginning. >> representative gowdy: actually the investigation is not just beginning. we've been trying for a long time to get the department of justice to give us access to this information, and frankly it took the speaker of the house this week to tell the department that we are not going away. chris, people don't like it when i say this, but it's actually true. it's sometimes hard to tell the difference between the obama department of justice and the current department of justice in terms of transparency and their willingness to share information with congress. this is a really simple request. did you rely on the dossier, and if so, did you bet it you relied upon in? you can answer that and 30 seconds, but it's taken three months for the department of justice, and only recently have they agreed to give us the information. the battle is not just with house democrats, unfortunately it's also with the department o

to determine, whether or not there was any inappropriate contact with russian officials and trump associatesrump junior himself may soon come to the senate intelligence committee. senator richard burr, the intelligence committee chairman confirming that several russians did in fact meet with the intelligence committee but also saying that they do want to sequence this so they can talk to everybody who was in the room first before bringing in donald trump jr. now, we don't know exactly which of these russians did in fact meet with the senate intelligence committee. but we know there were four russians in that meeting, even the russian layer natalia na natszala, and also a russian tied to a russian oligarch. there's a key area of focus and the question is any closer to that notion of possible collusion, possible coordination with trump initiofficials and t russians. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >> thank you for the reporting. >>> north korea is adding another line to a long war of words with the united states. pyongyang's latest prom clclama on its nuclear arsenal. we'll have it. stay with us

. >> an ancillary charge against someone who isn't close to trump's orbit, a trump associate of a trump here. does that play to the narrative that the president has been speaking to all along that this is simply a witch hunt? >> no, it doesn't. robert mueller claimed the long game and is trying to piece together a case. if it's a smaller person, it could be part of an effort to flip someone, to get information on someone bigger or could gradually be about building a bigger case. so, there's no reason to assume this isn't a high level official that this is as the president says a witch hunt. there's a lot of evidence at this point. itis not a witch hunt. it is the opening of our look into what robert mueller is trying to understand. >> when you talked about hillary clinton and the president looking backward, not forward, he has, as you mentioned, spent time on twitter attacking his z past political faux, hillary clinton. this is something he has done in the past. he's obviously showing he's ready for a fight and this strategy worked well for him in the past. any reason to think it wouldn

community has corroborated parts of the dossier, specifically meetings between trump associates and russian officials known to u.s. intelligence, some of them connected it's believed to the russian government. two, you'll remember cnn was first to report that the intelligence community considered the dossier material enough to at least make both then-president obama and president-elect trump aware of the existence of the dossier and furnish president-elect trump with a summary of the dossier in a briefing in january of this year before the inauguration. and three, in addition to the fact that he briefed him on that since then we know robert mueller, the special counsel turnover summer, interviewed christopher steele, the former mi6 officer of the dossier. cnn's reporting earlier this month that, in fact, the intelligence community took the dossier seriously enough to not include it in a public summary a public assessment of russian interference of the election in january, and they did not include the dossier in that because they did not want to make public information in there that had corr

congress and special counsel robert mueller are trying to decide if trump associates helped russia target the ads. >>> and it was all caught on an officer's body cam. police responded to a robbery in progress at a bank last tuesday. officers told the the man wearing a mask to drop what appeared to be a gun and the man replied we are shooting a movie and when the officers told him to drop to the ground james duff was handcuffed and taken into custody. and released when they revealed it was a movie being filmed he talked to "good morning america." >> i was kind of shaken up and just wow. and you know pretty much kind of speechless. >> indiana state police say that duff had a gun but it was a prop and the film production office did not give them or the nearby businesses notification they would be filming. >> coming up a look at how even light workouts could help your mental health and why it's costing people more to take money out of atm's as fees continue to skyrocket. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses

if it is found to be true that trump's associates couuded be true that trump's associates colluded withlid? in terms of russia, i want to know what the truth is, and so i support this investigation. we have the right to know. but i want them to do theirjob and they don't want them to suggest he is guilty or innocent and we find out what happened. we have the house and the senate looking at this. let's see what the truth is and then we will decide what we need to do. thank you. moving onto domestic policy. question from george hopkins. mass shootings in the usa have happened re ce ntly shootings in the usa have happened recently in las vegas and seemed to be unique in this country and mainly perpetrated by white men, what can be done to prevent or minimise this from happening? listen, i lost a very dearfriend here in south carolina. this is something that is very near and dear to my heart and it isa very near and dear to my heart and it is a very sore spot. we lost a lot of kids in newtown. we lost a lot of kids in newtown. we lost a lot of kids in newtown. we lost a lot of great spirit

attorney, which trump associates do you think might likely find themselves in the most legal jeopardy at this point in the investigation? >> well, jake, you know, i know very little. i know just what you know, and if the reports are true, the only thing we know is that there have have been charges approved by a grand jury and those remain sealed. we don't know how many people have been charged or what the extent of the charges are. we don't even know if charges against some of the people you mentioned in the preview to this segment. it could be charges against people we don't know. at this point, it's hard to speculate about what is in the indictment and what is not. >> sources tell cnn anyone charged could be taken into custody as early as monday. how is this likely to unfold? how is this traditionally done? >> it can be done in various ways. generally speaking, in a white collar matter, when there's not concern about the spoilation of evidence and risk of flight, and there have been conversations, as there might have been in this case, with the potential target in advance, sometimes

there are trump associates including campaign manager paul manafort and national security aviser mike flynn. >> i have not yet seen any definitive evidence of collusion. i've seen lots of evidence that the russians were very active in trying to influence the election. >> some of the republicans like new jersey's governor chris christie wants to know how the indictment was leaked. president himself are investigation. and some are calling on mueller to resign. >> anne-marie? >> hena doba here in new york. thanks so much, hena. >>> ahead we'll hear from amy klobuch klobuchar, democrat. >>> actor kevin spacey apologized following allegations that he made sexual advances on a 14-year-old boy. actor anthony rapp now 46 years old says he attended a party in 1986. he said spacey got him on top of the bed and got on top making a sexual advance but he was able to leave. spacecy replied if i did it apologize. he added publicly he is gay and he wants to deal with this honestly. >>> more than half the east lost electricity as a powerful storm moved up the coast with damaging winds and torrential r

and may also be trying to put pressure on manafort and gates to get information on other key trump associates. >> powerful washington lobbyist, podesta is stepping down. he lobbied on behalf of his ukrainian sclients managed hillary clinton's campaign. and clinton herself isn't commenting directly. she was in the chicago area yesterday promoting her book. at one event, all she would say about the indictments was that the book contains a great ch chapter about russia but later she said president trump is not looking out. >>> a top facebook lawyer will tell senators a russian group posted more than 80,000 times during and after the election. the content may have reached up to 126 million people. and twitter also plans to tell senators it found and shut down nearly 120 accounts. that number of accounts is 14 times larger than twitter reported three weeks ago. and google is had limited use by that group. >>> and another blow to president trump, blocking transgender people from serving in the military. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: the ban was partially blocked by a federal court judge

this to discuss yet another meeting offer between trump campaign associates and russians. this one going up to members of it is proposed in this e-mail, putin's office, adding he says, papadopoulos, it has been approved from our side. implying in that communication that papadopoulos had the okay from someone higher up in the campaign to make this offer. and it is soon after that someone from the campaign, a trump campaign supervisor e-mails papadopoulos to say, quote, i would encourage you to carry out this meeting. and another foreign policy advisor to make the trip if it is feasible. so you heard huckabee-sanders there say he was a nobody, no one knew who he was, no one talked to him. in fact, there are many electronic communications that say the opposite. >> and gloria, what we know of george papadopoulos fits squarely of what we knew about the trump campaign. it was a small organization, a lot of volunteers. >> exactly. >> and this idea that he was a low level volunteer and nobody knew who he was, that doesn't really pass the smell test when you see how often he is get

so these -- this interaction between trump campaign associates and cambridge and wikileaks, as phil said, will be part of a picture. we have to remind people, the 3,000 e-mails, they never materialized as far as we know. on this e-mail produced here, it was not somebody at the trump campaign officially, but it was rebecca mercer, who you know is a big donor. >> this is rebecca bird, over here, a different rebecca. i want to read a portion of the trump campaign statement released. we as a campaign chose to rely on the voter data of the republican national committee to help elect president donald j. trump. they made a point of speaking of cambridge analyticala's role, and today no mention of cambridge so why are they now trying to distance themselves what they were earlier bragging about? >> clearly, wolf, because there's a controversy and a link between cambridge and wikileaks. that's as close to collusion you can get if this all turns out to be true. of course the campaign is trying now to erase cambridge analytica from their history, and the trump campaign paid them almost $6 million fo

the united states of america versus three trump campaign associates. a dramatic new phase of special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and possible collusion by members of the trump team. today, two senior members of the trump campaign including former campaign chair paul manafort surrendered themselves to federal authorities while we also learned of a third member of the campaign team who pleaded guilty. very legal steps and a grave law enforcement investigation despite cries, including from the president himself, that there is nothing to investigate, that that's a witch hunt, that it's fake news, that we should be paying attention to this or that. a chorus of empty and desperate cries it turns out. in terms of collusion let us look into the case of the united states of america versus george papadopoulos. he is one of five campaign foreign policy advisers that then candidate trump named to "the washington post" in 2016, pictured here with president trump in a photo from the president's tw

with the trump campaign and the russian government. clearly alexander knicks was associated with the trump campaign, so he's part of that man at a time. the broader question goes to the work that as sang was doing. how he bbtd and then kwentel published the hacked e-mails that he ended up putting on wk i leaks. to anyone interested in the nature to the way the intelligence community function in the contemporary world. >> hing's connection to the dossier. whether her campaign told the truth about it and whether some republicans today are trying to make it the central connection to the entire russia probe. despite all that you've heard this week, this month and maybe this year, a love fest. keeping them hon owes when we come back. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. you're more than just a bathroom disease.. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it

donald trump's former campaign chief paul manafort and his associate rick gates are under house arrest after indictment in the russia investigation. both men pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and money laundering today. it was also revealed today that another former trump visor, george papandreou has pled guilty about lying to agents about lying about officials. donald trump denies any conclusion between his campaign team and moscow took place. >> the noos everyone is tightening after five probes of alleged collusion between the trump election campaign and russia, special counsel robert muter has charged against three officials. on monday morning, president trump's former campaign manager seen here on the left surrendered to federal authorities. the indictment of monday fort and his long time business partner rick gates does not mention the election. instead it's their lobbying work for ukraine's former president viktor yanukovych that caught prosecutor's attention. it accused them of conspiracy against the u.s., money laundering and making false statements. president trump h

. >> the closer the investigation about real russian ties between trump associates and real russian, as we heard jeff sessions finally admit to in his testimony the other day, the more they want to just throw mud on the wall. i'm their favorite target, me and president obama. >> reporter: i think it's important to note that any deal of this magnitude has to go through several layers of sign off. in the previous administration, it took at least eight or nine senior officials to give it the okay back in 2010. so this was not simply hillary clinton as secretary of state saying go ahead with the deal and just make it happen. that's not what happened here. >> dana: would have had to gone through the process of bringing a foreign investment in the united states, which i'm a little bit familiar. interestingly, we have the senator who in 2010 and 2015 sent letters about this issue to the obama administration and never heard back. the house is formally also opening an investigation into former director comey. what is that about? >> reporter: house oversaoeulgt and house judiciary announced to

heats also been looking into -- he's also been looking into foreign lobbying by key trump associates like paul manafort and michael flynn. we have now more from one of our reporters who helped break the story. shimon, what can we expect come monday? >> reporter: at the least on monday, we should expect some court action. initially before that, some sort of law enforcement activity. whether or not the person or persons -- whether it's more than one or there are two people indicted here, we don't know right now. we do expect that sometime monday, as early as monday, people will surrender or be arrested in connection to at least this part of the case. at least in part to the charges being filed on friday by the indictment and by prosecutors here in washington, d.c., with the special counsel's office. basically, we've been told that the court is ready to hear some court action. could be arraignments, could be presentments, in connection to the charges. so presumably whoever's been charged would appear before a judge here in washington, d.c. >> do you know if that person or persons have b

the probe and the financial activities of some of the trump family businesses and some of the trump associates among the people who have been looked at very closely are michael flynn he served briefly as the national security advisor in donald trump's white house after before being fired another person is paul manna ford who ran the campaign for time in two thousand and sixteen he has extensive dealings had extensive dealings with ukrainian political parties but failed to. declare himself as an agent of a foreign power as is required by u.s. law other people that the probe has focused on our rights priebus who served as president trump's chief of staff for a time until this past summer and sean spicer who was a well known as the president's chief spokesman the white house press secretary in all there are perhaps half a dozen people who were in the inner circle at the white house at one time and now in standard prosecutorial conduct one goes after the smaller individuals first how far this probe will go is as yet unknown. egypt has launched a major shake up of its security services a week after

here's what she said. >> the close of the investigation about real russian ties between trump associates and real russians, the more they want to just throw mud on the wall and i'm their favorite target, me and, you know, president obama. we're the ones they like to put into the crosshairs. it's the same baloney they've been peddling years and he's been, there's been no credible evidence by anyone. >> your reaction? >> the difference here is whether or not there was an open fbi investigation into this matter. so, look. we've been communicating back and forth through different channels with this informant as you are well aware. this informant came publicly out last week, so now this actually has up to the stakes in this. we want these people to come forward and share with congress what they know. if, in fact, there was an investigation i don't see how this can be something we can easily look past. you are talking about major decisions that were made at a time when we were resetting relations with russia that actually happened to benefit the clinton foundation, perhaps other avenues, we do

donald trump's former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associate rick gates are now under house arrest following their indictment in the f.b.i.'s russia investigation both women pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and money laundering today it was also revealed today that another former trump advisor george have adopted was has pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about his connections to russian officials donald trump meanwhile continues to deny any collusion between his campaign and russia. a trump campaign chief tons of southend to the f.b.i. . a key advisor makes a guilty plea as the russia investigation closing in on donald trump's white house . palm on a four was at trump site when the billionaire outsider accepted the republican nomination so one floor and show he is said to have one pick trump's vice president mike pence the man just behind him has also been charged flanked by his lawyer he surrendered himself to the f.b.i. on monday the reaction was accused of acting for years as an authorized agent of the pro russian ukrainian government. for there is no evide

the closer they investigation about real russian ties between trump associates and real russians, aser jeff sessions finally admit to in his testimony the other day, the more they want to throw mud on e wall on their favorite target, d president obama. we are the ones they always like to throw into the cross hairs. >> brian: we will see. i would have a bigger table with a room that size. here to discuss it, chuck roach and gianno caldwell. thanks so much for joining us. there's a lot in that. a lot of impact. it's legitimately unfolding. it developed over the last few hours. first off, chuck, bernie sanders put the scare into hell vacant a very early on. despotic did not you that this was going on? >> we want to get to the bottom of it. i will say this about democrats and republicans. we should always -- i say the same thing about barack obama and donald trump. it's our tax dollars to pay for all of this. i'm sitting here in washington, d.c. we can run as many investigations. let me get my taxes right. >> brian: we will be able to do it on a postcard soon. just a matter of time. jay

so the russian ties between the trump associates as we heard jeff sessions admits t admit tos testimony the other day the more they want to throw mud on the wall. we are the ones they always like to put into the crosshairs. so i am not surprised that i think that the story is how nervous they are about these continuing investigations. >> in the book you read the following. i blame myself and my fears have come true. so what are those limitations? it led to my finally deciding to run. i was worried that it was a hard historical trend to try to succeed a two-term president of the party. my husband in the very beginning in the chapter i'd write about in the process i went through said you could lose because it is a hard historical burden to carry. i worried that i would not be quite as effective in taking my brand of leadership every time i'm in office people give me high marks but translating it into a campaign. and i write about this. they seem to be kind of a mismatch seen what i consider thbut i consider theseriousnesse responsibility of what you would do as president and the performan