mueller in boston with bulger and weissman and the deviccio case. two men sit in prison today having been wrongfully convicted with these tactics. there's several things here. the parallels between mueller's conduct and weissman's conduct with corruption. it comes full circle when mueller a briefs attorney fees -- >> sean: david and sarah, i apologize. we're doing a deep dive into the special counsel, robert mueller, every night this week. we've got to get back to the serial bomber that is going on in austin, texas. we're awaiting a news conference on the austin bombings. geraldo is on the ground. we'll get back to him in a minute. thank you. back with us now with more information, ken paxton. mr. attorney general, we're awaiting this news conference. what have you heard? >> i know there's a lot of reports about this being a copycat. the one at the goodwill. the people on the ground i'm talking to are telling me that's not accurate. they believe this is the same bomber and he's continuing to -- >> sean: wow. that means four confirmed bombs in a day

weissman. they are horrific.he american people need to understand that each one of us has a stake in the integrity of the system. they need to know the facts about mr. mueller and mr. weissman and the history in the criminal justice system. frankly york you need to look further as i know you will at the rest of the team. some of the other terrible -- >> they all know each other. they are all best friends. they go back, comey, rosenstein, mueller and mccabe. they are all buddies. >> beyond that. you raised earlier the matter of the hillary clinton private e-mails. of course a member of this special counsel team represented hillary clinton in the investigation. >> ray. >> exactly. >> the conflicts of interest here are sickening honestly. mueller and comey are long-time friends, a lyles and partners -- allies and partners. there are a reason why there are legal and ethical rules that demand recusal when you are a private, personal relationship. >> you are saying a special counsel never should have been appointed. it

weissman says that's our view, as well.e tax charges are due largely, the tax charges as we mentioned do largely over lap but unlike the d.c. case, there are no foreign agent registration act charges before this court. those involve an extension zifz -- extensive array of evidence. here are five bank frauds and the discovery has been produced. the judge says all right. mr. downing, manafort's defense counsel, i'm going to set this matter in july. through the course of your preparation it comes up you have a more persuasive basis to come up with, i'll consider it but for now 12th of -- no, not the 12th, the 10th of july at 10:00 a.m. with a jury and having that earlier deadline is important. it will focus your minds. it will focus everyone's minds on getting this matter done. getting this matter done. eastern district of virginia rirg do does have a reputation for going fast. they call ate roit a rocket doc. he was arraigned first in d.c. but he'll get put on trial first in virginia. on july 10th. and in the meantime between

. >> fill weissman, he said an important and expensive part of the car he had just bought, was missing. but when he spoke up about it, the dealer was silent for close to two months. >>> phil weissman, splurged. >> i just felt good in it. >> on his luxury sedan. >> this is infiniti, q 70 l. gently used leather appointed 330 horsepower chariot spoke to him. >> it is a lovely car. so he bought it for $40,000. but within days, the infiniti began pushing his buttons. he couldn't find certain buttons. collision warning, lane departure alert, blind spot monitoring nowhere to be found. phil discovered the entire technology package was missing. >> when i bought the car, i was told that, there was a tech package in the car. >> phil said the used car salesman at mercedes-benz of san francisco, had sent him this e-mail. listing the infiniti features, including the tech package. phil whipped up a message. i sent it, no response. so i sent another e-mail. no response. now i left two telephone messages. no response. >> phil calculated the tech package cost $3,000 new. he wasn't going to let that kind

phil weissman splurged on his luxury sedan. >> this is an infinity, a q 70 l. >> this gently used leather appointed 330 horse power chariot spoke to him. >> it is a lovely car. >> so he bought it for $40,000. but within days the infinity began pushing his buttons because he couldn't find certain buttons. adaptive cruise control, collision warning and blind spot monitoring were nowhere to be found. phil discovered the entire technology package was missing. >> when i bought the car, i was told that there was a tech package in the car. >> phil said the used car salesman at mercedes benz of san francisco sent him this e-mail listing the infinity's features including the tech package. phil whipped up a message. >> so i sent it. no response. so i sent another e-mail. no response. then i left two telephone messages. no response. >> phil calculated the tech package cost $3,000 new. he wasn't going to let that kind of money slide. after hearing nothing from the dealer for seven weeks, he'd had it. >> so i contacted you. >> we contacted mercedes benz of san francisco. we initially got no response t

. >> phil weissman who said he went looking for the technology he paid for in his car.features things like blinds spot monitoring. he couldn't find it anywhere in his sedan. it turned out it didn't have the pack an even though the spokesman sent an e-mail saying it did. he sent a reapply saying he should get a refun. >> i sent another e-mail. no response. then another one. no response. then two telephone messages. no response. >> so he called us. what happened when we spoke up for phil and what the dmv had to say about the fine print. also, we'll arm with you the two-page document you have to bring along the next time you go car shopping. if you have trouble settling a consumer dispute, let us know like phil did. i'll see you tonight at 6:00. >>> tonight, tomb raider. it is a preview at the box office. it was last played by angelina jolie in 2001. if you played the video game, you know the story. lara croft is the wealthy daughter of an industrialist. when she goes missing, he goes looking for her off the coast of japan. another option, nick robinson, who you may recogn

prosecutor andrew weissman who's the tax expert said the prosecution is ready to go to trial soon, adding this about the manafort tax fraud case, quote, i don't think it's complicated. manafort's defense lawyer countered with, i think it is complicated. he asked that the trial be delayed until at least november. the judge set a trial date of july 10th. a washington d.c. court had had already set a trial date of september 17th for the first set of indictments returned against paul manafort. joining us now curt anderson, host of the radio program, studio 360. also with us eugene watson, writer for "the washington post." and david k. johnston. he's the author of the book, "it's even worse than you think, what the trump administration is doing to america". david i want to start with you as a student of trump businesses, what we learned today in the "russian roulette" excerpt is as, i think, a clear and explanation toward trump's attitude toward russian sanctions as we've seen yet because those sanctions came while he was in the mid lg of trying to set up the deal for a trump tower in moscow.

. >> laura: and we still have andr andrew weissman in the investigation. he was selling the e-mail to sally yates when she made her big point to resign in the early stages of the -- >> and bruce ohr still has a job. i did a greer with sol. it's a sad day for mccabe. a good day for the country that we're beginning to see some heads rolling over there. a lot of americans have lost respect for the fbi. that's a terrible thing. we should have respect for law enforcement. when they leak, they like, frame people, try to corrupt judges that is unacceptable. it's great that we're starting to see that be taken -- held responsible for that. >> laura: sol, about 20 seconds. >> and i hope we do it on a nonpano nonpartisan basis. >> and you're right. if somebody did something wrong, you have to be punished. >> thank you for all. what a phenomenal panel. thanks for rolling with the breaks news tonight. you have to love this quiet friday night on the trump era. ed henry in for shannon bream is up next. fox news will be covering every angle of this story. ♪ >> this is a f

mueller is going to do his work, wake up every day with his team of prosecutors including andrew weissmanocuses on financial crimes which is i i think president trump is freaking out in this moment. they're going to continue to do their work. the court of lau is something that's going to remain intact, that case. but the court of public opinion is what president trump is trying to impact when he's tweeting things like this. essentially that's all of the arguments he's been using against the mueller probe in one single tweet. he's saying the investigation started out because of a phony dossier. that is actually not true. the investigation started because he fired james comey and the doj appointed him to be the special counsel. that's actually what happened. and also, to say that the dossier is fake doesn't -- it belies the facts. while some of the more sell licious things in the dossier have not been verified, there are a number of things that have been verified in the dossier. mueller is going to kwont to do his work and the american people should trust his investigation is apolitical. >>

weissman, this case seems maybe i'm not familiar with the indictment in d.c.but this case seems less complex than the one in d.c. mr. wise man answering for the government says that's our view, as well. the tax charges are due largely, the tax charges as we mentioned do largely over lap but unlike the d.c. case, there are no foreign agent registration act charges before this court. those involve quite an extensive array of evidence and different theories of liability. here with have what i think are five bank frauds and the discovery has been produced. the judge says all right. mr. downing, manafort's defense counsel, i'm going to set this matter in july. if in the course of your preparation something comes up that suggests you may have a more persuasive basis, i'll consider it, but for now the 12th of -- no, not the 12th, the 10th of july at 10:00 a.m. with a jury and having that earlier deadline is important. it will focus your minds. it will focus everyone's minds on getting this matter done. getting this matter done. eastern district of virginia does have

they've been shown to be corrupt, shown to have an agenda and according to a report, andrew weissman,y the way described as "the new york times" as mueller spitball, attended hillary clinton's election night party and legal work for the clinton foundation. that's was on mueller's team. as for the media, they went absolutely nuts, speculating that trump was going to fire mueller. that's not what the president said. he said it never should have started. he never insinuated in any way he was going to fire mueller, but that's not what you're lying news media reported this weeken weekend. >> president trump, sharpening his attacks, really taking in directly for the first time as special counsel robert mueller, calling him out by name. of course all of that raises a lot of questions about whether the president was trying to underline his credibility, moved to have him fired. >> big players in this investigation covering this attacking personally, the way he acted over the weekend is a step towards firing mueller. >> do you think the president is laying the groundwork to fire mueller? >> we

. >> andrew weissman and money laundering. >> let me let you button this up for us.e intel committee, nothing to see here but they never talked to paul manafort? >> no. they've never talked to a lot of key people or they allowed people to come in and say i'm not going to answer these questions. why? i don't think i should. obviously that was not a complete investigation. what we're seeing from mueller's team -- >> it was a sham. obviously it wasn't complete. it was a sham. >> it was an effort to protect the president to give him the ability to tweet that tweet so whatever bob mueller comes out with. we disagree with that. we already had a full investigation that found there was no collusion but that's not true. paul manafort we're seeing is the exact opposite, meticulous, careful, not only investigations from what we've seen and there's a lot more that we haven't seen, it's the complete opposite of this, so and i think that's a good point with jeremy if he comes out with a report, probably is a good idea. >> it may be our only hope. thank you so much for jumping on o

weissman is making fun of any -- 7 cents not enough?>>> waymo weo says uber could have prevented the killing of a pedestrian it has led them to a temporary halt about self-driving tests and questions about the safety of autonomous energy >> their forecast for 2018 steve e liesman >> forecasters on average adding a large 0.45% to their 2018 gdt forecast they are now at 2.9 aka just a shade under 3. here's what they're looking at here's some of the bullet points from their new forecast. 2.9 in 2018 slowing to 2.5 unemployment 3.9 this year, 3.8 next year. they're actually higher than the federal reserve. you do get a little extra on the 10-year yield. 3.16 for this year, 3.6 for 2019 they're also below the fed when it comes to 2019 at 2.75%. separately over the weekend, both goldman sachs and jp morgan suggesting threat have risen they say, the effect could turn out to be bigger than expected however, threats have risen of a trade war. john williams is the frontrunner to replace william dudley. he is about to be on board the federal reser