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trump because he worked for donald trump, even though he said should trump run was independent of donald trump. >> there 2011, they ruled in cohen's favor, a win, another way of proving his loyalty. >> the way he initially described it to me was a father-son relationship, and when i asked him, why he has blind loyalty, he always threw the question back to me, would you do this for your father? >> at the end of the day, only people donald trump really considered family, anyone who considers themself to be almost a trump family member should really think about it. >> he fought for his boss by aggressively attacking donald trump's enemies, real or perceived. >> a war of words between a beauty queen and organizers of the miss usa pageant. rigged. just after the 2012 miss usa pageant, they claimed finalists were predetermined. >> i want the truth to be made known. >> he spoke with cohen's about his daughter's claims, and he said cohen is belligerent. >> it's absolutely terrifying to get you on the phone and intimidate you, but part of what a lawyer in that position is supposed to do is intimi

trump but it's running against the people who supported donald trump never before have we had a major presidential candidate campaigning against voters not against her opponent not against his policy won by the kids a million she was completely unprecedented and. she's not president i know you guys are so upset about the rules but every time we win you guys want to change the rules here's what i would recommend you do i would recommend that you guys not try to outrun trump because you're never going to be able to do it sort of really really want to have a discussion about the policy that's far that's just like the questions i sent out through my producers as a asymmetrical thing this is what donald trump in the does and the democrats want to do the very first time the. i don't you know we're going to how we're going to hear about the clintons after the election on their tour ok let's say that for them ok in washington also they're. you know one of the things and being a centrist because i appreciate that it seems to me when i look at the democratic party's friendly media c.n.n. amisom

donald trump jr. that's when he typed out those 138 words that would later be scrupulously examined. >> gorl, emin just called me and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information. this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information. that is part of russia and its governor support for mr. trump. >> goldstone now admits some of the details were not true. >> emin just called and asked me to contact you. that's true? >> that is true. >> the crown prosecutor of russia, not true? >> it's not true. what it is, is my interpretation. what i was talking about was this attorney from russia. >> so you then say, that they're offering to provide the trump campaign with some quote official documents and information. that would incriminate hillary in her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. what parts of th

if donald trump, jr. and jared kushner took this meeting innocently and ignorantly and sort of stepped into -- you know, it's possible. but mr. manafort, he would have clearly known what the russians were up to. >> two nights before the meeting on june 7th, trump greeted supporters with what now sounds like a curious promise. >> we're going to be discussing all the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> we just don't know if the speech donald trump made was a coincidence or not. and so the timing seems awfully strange. >> for all the attention the trump tower meeting would later get, goldstone says at the time he hardly gave it a second thought. >> i didn't care about a meeting. it sounds bad, but it's true. i didn't care. i wanted my client to be happy. that's always my ultimate goal. >>> coming up -- >> so tell us what happened. was the dirt on the democratic party and hillary clinton forthcoming? n the democratic p

haley and donald trump to appear in the oval office for what donald trump has said on twitter as well a big announcement with my friend embassador nikki haley in the oval office at ten thirty am local time that's eight minutes ago so soon as that happens we'll carry that for you live of course here on al-jazeera will stay with these pictures and we'll talk to our u.n. correspondent mike hanna mike what are they saying about this where you are. well peter the news has just been greeted here the united nations no firm responses yet but certainly there is a great deal of surprise and indeed shock in the hallways of the united nations there had been speculation a few months ago that nikki haley was at odds with the president however that was done a very vehemently by hailee herself and indeed by those close to president trump the indications we're getting at the moment is that this is going to be a soft landing we're hearing from president trump that she will leave at the end of the year he will no doubt tend to portray it as a mythical decision reached between the two but an important po

to donald trump and his siblings. i think those are the two main points. there's a huge amount of money flowing, not just when he was a young man, but actually throughout donald's life, especially when he was in financial difficulties, especially when he was taking on new projects, and that that river of money was fed very much so by tax evasion, tax dodges. amy: tax evasion and tax dodges. we're going to find out just what those were. we're speaking to pulitzer prize-winning analyst david barstow who is just been attacked by the white house for this massive expose in "the new york times" about how donald trump gained his wealth. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "old man trump" by ryan harvey, with ani difranco and tom morello. the song was written, but never recorded by woody guthrie about his landlord, donald trump's father fred trump. in the 1950's, trump lived in a trump's-owned -- woody guthrie trump-owned building in brooklyn. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodma

this issue is bigger than donald trump. we cannot talk about it and covered through the lens of donald trump but no question this president has parroted the playbook of white supremacists and neo-nazis and provided comfort to people like david duke and richard spencer and their followers and that has real world consequences and this stereotyping has real world consequences. shannon: what would you point to him saying? he has emphatically denied and denounced those people and their statements so you identify him being supportive of this. >> a wink and a nod and the lipservice and joking is inappropriate in these moments. when thing when he turned on the teleprompter and so the right thing and get on stage and says the complete opposite thing. from a policy standpoint we cannot forget this administration cut funding to fight domestic extremism, to fight white supremacists and neo-nazis in america. that is something that cannot be explained. looking at the rise in these incidents this is bigger than trump, something to be resp

we heard this idea donald trump is going to have to defend donald trump one day on the floor of the senate, and that's the day that he's planning for and you can see it in these rallies. >> cal perry, thank you for your reporting from montana. really appreciate it. >>> tonight's last word is next. ? ? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. a car you can command when does that require mind-control? no. just some mind-blowing engineers from the ford motor company and pivotal who developed fordpass, allowing you to reach out to your car from wherever you are to check your fuel level, unlock your

trump but it's running against the people who supported donald trump never before have we had a major presidential candidate campaigning against voters not against her opponent not against his policy won by the kids million she was by through doing precedent and. she's not president i know you guys are so upset about the rules but every time we win you guys want to change the rules here's what i would recommend you do i would recommend that you guys not try to outrun trump because you're never going to be able to do it and it's a really really want to have a discussion about the policy that's fine it's just like the questions i sent out through my producers this asymmetrical thing this is what donald trump and this does and the democrats don't understand can't comprehend it and don't know how to fight back against it ok. it's also about in washington here i mean if you want to talk about civility i'd like to know what brett kavanaugh its opinion about what civility is in washington today go ahead. well i'll just start by injecting my own opinion is that civility really is dead here in

intelligence is, this is something donald trump has done. he shared with the russian foreign minister sensitive intelligence. i believe it was israeli intelligence. but there are questions -- are they running around trying to button down -- are they trying to get their hands on a fact pattern, whether it's trying to understand what u.s. officials knew about the saudi crown -- as anne gearan points out, detaining khashoggi and lurg him back to saudi arabia is different from dismembering him in turkey. are they trying to understand what the president knew and when he knew it and what jared knew and when he knew it? are they trying to follow the chain of command of what the intelligence agencies knew about the crown prince's designs on khashoggi? >> we at "the washington post" are certainly trying to get answers to all of those questions and do not have them yet. it's difficult to piece this tombline together. and i'm not confident that the u.s. government, as of right now, has a complete timeline in terms of what happened at the consulate, wha

one of those targets, cia director john brennan, wasting no time blaming donald trump. >> donald trump too often is helped to incite these feelings of anger if not violence. this is what a lot of boules, a lot of individuals do. >> brennan has been an outspoken critic of the president calling his rhetoric an american. the two battled over the summer igniting a debate over the security clearances of former government officials. brennan not the only one to come out swinging against the president. house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer saying in part, quote, we all take an oath to support and defend the constitution and protect the american people and that is our first responsibility. donald trump's words ring hollow. into he reverses statements that condone acts of violence. much more on this coming up. another fox news alert, donald trump pointing the finger at democrats for the migrant caravan inching closer to the border at his rally in wisconsin. jackie ibanez live with how the administration's efforts with mexico are sending out the march. >> rep

that's why more americans voted for hillary clinton than donald trump, but donald trump's voters can still win elections if they show up in the right places in greater numbers than the majority of americans who do not share the trump fears. not one donald trump voter is publicly asking why they should have anything at all to fear at our southern border after two years of a donald trump presidency. they voted for donald trump to protect them from that fear. they voted for him to take care of that border, and now donald trump is trying to intensify that fear, as if he has absolutely no control at all over the southern border. he is activating trump voter fear, in effect, by saying the trump presidency has been useless, utterly useless to them at the southern border. loathing and hatred is the jet fuel formula for the trump campaigns. donald trump wants you to know that he hates the same people you hate if you hate muslims. if you hate black people. if you hate anyone who lives south of the rio grand. but he knows he cannot come out and say, i'm a hater, i'm a racist. and he knows he do

means only one thing, letting donald trump and men like donald trump get away with everything. joining us is former deputy assistant attorney general elliot williams. elliot, we can put back up that ad. this says bring back the death penalty. bring back our police just to show that donald trump is consistent over time. he hasn't changed at all. he made a statement way late. fast forward to october of 2016. this was donald trump's statement about the central park five. this is him as a presidential candidate. they admitted they were guilty. the fact that the case was settled with so much evidence against them was outrageous. that is donald trump still saying the central park five were still guilty. so donald trump and due process really haven't met. >> i know exonerated. but i think they got a $41 million settlement. so the courts have blessed their position on this. so there are all kinds of inconsistencies with how the president of united states treats due process and people's entitlement of due process. immigration, the entire immigration policy of this administration has bee

and donald trump. you know, well into donald trump's 30s and 40s and 50s. you know, again, it was such a distance from i guess the image that we've all become familiar with which is sort of this notion that donald trump kind of in his early 20s, his father, you know, staked him a $1 million loan and he was off to the races. that actually isn't even remotely close to the truth of what we uncovered through our interviews in these records. >> it rarely is. >> that is the art of the comeback. you got to go to dad and get more handouts. that's the art. >> i guess the political question from this piece will be donald trump's political brand can handle anything, but do his voters think that this is a fraud too far? >> there is one vulnerability sort of buried in this piece that i think could be politically problematic and that is this shell company that they pumped all this money into ostensibly to just enrich the trump kids, what they ended up doing is they would jack up rents on people who were tenants of f

organization under fred trump and then under donald trump. so i mean one of the things i think, you know, we tried quite deliberately to do in our presentation of this story, again, is to make available to readers, you know, the actual documents so that if people are wondering whether this is somehow all made up, well, they can look at the documents for themselves. >> david barstow writing together with susan craig and russ buten. this is a very lengthy article in "the new york times." david, thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >>> let's get some white house reaction to the breaking news. our senior white house correspondent jeff zell any eny joining us now. what are you hearing? >> reporter: wolf, good evening. president trump has landed in nearby memphis just a short time ago, and according to pool reporters on air force one the president or his advisers did not come back and discuss any of this. of course, the president knew this story was coming. "the new york times" gave him a week if not longer to respond to it. this eveni

trump and the party under donald trump. so it's almost a mirror image. and given the dynamics of this race, it's in some ways dumber than if he had done the same thing in 2016. it's just all of the problems that he has and the party has because of him are being magnified by this. he feels as if he doesn't do this, the base might stay home. but it's a terrible bind he's in right now. he's already alienated a lot of suburban voters. the more the focus is on him and these issues, the worse he is. democrats are in a much better position now than they were two weeks ago after the cavanaugh thing when the focus was on them. >>> in florida, two new polls have bill nelson leading over governor rick scott who is spending tens of millions of of his money. nelson is ahead 47% to 46%. in the governor's race, andrew gillum has a six-point lead over ron desantis, 49% to 43% and a one-point edge in the usa today poll. president trump will head to ft. myers, florida, later today to kick off his final 11 rallies of the 2018 campaign cycle.

trump is not doing against donald trump? >> if you look at cbs, states like nevada, virginia, georgia, they are trying to tie the republican candidate to donald trump and make a referendum on the president. >> like in 2010 with president obama. >> they have been doing a decent job of it. they have been giving the republicans a run for their money. the last two weeks of the midterms democrats will spend $148 million compared to republicans who will spend $84 million to defend those seats into democrats credit they made republicans defend 40 seats. we thought that would be 20 but they are failing. and that failed to materialize. we set on the show it is not a blue wave, it will be able to trickle and that is what happened. >> i never said a blue wave because i don't swim. what i said is the 20 yard line, we are well-positioned if we run the right place, to block and tackle, begin end zone votes. what i know about republican candidates up and down the ballot across the country, you see most of them running full steam backwards

and never passed anything on to donald trump, the trump campaign or anyone else. there is no witness who can honestly testify otherwise and no evidence to the contrary. here to take us through "the washington post" new reporting on the mueller investigation, some of our favorite reporters and friends, including one with a byline on that story. carol is a national investigative reporter with "the washington post" who joins us on set along with nick confisore plus white house bureau chief at "the washington post" phil rucker and matt miller, a former chief spokesman for the justice department. carol, let me let you respond to stone's denial. >> so stone has -- roger stone, longtime trump ally has said a lot of things over the last year and a half. sometimes it's hard to follow that bouncing ball. but i will actualio suppoly sup in one respect. we don't know for sure whether or not roger stone coordinated with anyone. all we know is the echo of a grand jury. we can see through all of the questions that mueller's team has asked and all the material they've subpoenaed

trump would be campaigning for senator ted cruz, lying ted but now donald trump has a new nickname for him, texas ted, he debuted it beating the white house on the way here to houston and when he walks on the stage tonight inside impact toyota ctr. donald trump gave senator ted cruz a hug, acknowledged things got nasty between the two of them during the 2016 campaign but said since then he has been critical in enacting the trump agenda. >> nobody has helped me more with your tax cuts, your regulations. >> he gave ted cruz's opponent beto o'rourke, overrated the work. >> ted's opponent in this race is a stone cold phony named robert francis o'rourke but he is actually a radical -- >> the fact that donald trump came here tonight shows how uncomfortably close the race has become for republicans, ted cruz is ahead by just 7 points according to be average polls and the president and ted cruz think this caravan of migrants currently making their way towards the us border could help from when on election day. >> you know how the caravan started? does everyone know what this means? i think the

and we see a trust for donald trump. so these are sort of the breadcrumbs with the public documents that started to make it really clear. and then companies started to percolate up, names we had never heard. and then we started to put all this together initially through public documents. >> but there are some nonpublic documents that you also obtained. >> a lot. >> at one point, you describe a trump relative who is involved in one of these financial schemes where, as you describe it, they set up basically a fake company to hide money transfers from the father to his children. that relative died earlier this year, and in the piece you say he had a basement crowded with boxes of old trump financial records. >> he did. >> so that's some hint as to how we get the trump financial records? i guess -- you don't have to. one of the things that is striking here, in terms of the president, donald trump being president now is the contrast between how he's described his own financial journey and what you guys describe. him being, ma

donald trump jr. that's when he typed out those 138 words that would later be scrupulously examined. >> gorl, emin just called me and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information. this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information. that is part of russia and its governor support for mr. trump. >> goldstone now admits some of the details were not true. >> emin just called and asked me to contact you. that's true? >> that is true. >> the crown prosecutor of russia, not true? >> it's not true. what it is, is my interpretation. what i was talking about was this attorney from russia. >> so you then say, that they're offering to provide the trump campaign with some quote official documents and information. that would incriminate hillary in her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. what parts of th

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and he was donald trump really before donald trump. he focused on illegal immigration as an issue and took it national really. and he was one of the first to endorse trump. the question will be whether trump's coattails are long enough to pull him over in the senate race against bob casey. it looks like they're not at the moment. >> when you talk to trump voters for your book and i guess it was several months ago you were last able to check in with them for the book. of the 12 in your focus group only one trump voter was in doubt about donald trump at this point. >> right. i checked in with them much more recently even after the book closed, i've been in touch with them informally. and that number still holds. of the 12 i profiled, 11 say that if the election were to be held -- the 2020 election were to be held tomorrow they would enthusiastically vote for trump. only one has slipped into the undecided, as you mentioned. i guess the question becomes both for the midterms and 2020 is what is the ceiling on trump's base. >> is it a ceili

to cheer on donald trump? >> moderator: representative? church i guess we've moved on from the puerto rican disaster not to donald trump. again the shows just how much one person seems to be completely fixated on oppressioa president that she can't work with in a congress that she doesn't feel is doing their job. she wants to change it over to democratic control and its think that we republicans that are effectively leading this country, bringing us back economically and we are seeing a resurgence in the american workforce and that's giving us again routed in the state that is allowing us to provide the need when there are disaster in massachusetts. at the same time provide revenue our country needs to respond to puerto rico, a country that is obvious having tough times, really, really tough times. i'm glad massachusetts was able to send response teams that help in puerto rico. i look for to going to washington to make sure the citizens of the state if they come from massachusetts or from another country and h

host: do you think donald trump, jr. handled the emailed that he got that said they had dirt on hillary -- did he handle that properly? guest: i think what donald trump, jr. wanted to do -- he got and him and it said we have information. he wanted to do with that information was because he wanted to help the campaign to the best of his ability. that is not unlike what anyone else would do. that being said, hillary clinton has been such a public figure in our country for the better part of 25 years. i don't think there was ever a silver bullet that was out there that said if we only had is one additional piece of information, this will sink her campaign. i don't think that exists. everybody knows who hillary clinton is, the american people know who she is and what she believes in. this piece of information that -- that being said -- i was never a part of those meetings that he had with russians. if it was asked of me, i would have recommended against it and referred it to the campaign counsel to make a recommendation on w

, his father, to donald trump. other kids as well. but donald trump was especially taken care of. it includes getting thousands of dollars beginning when he was a kid, the million dollars by the time -- a year by the time he graduated from college. and the most significant things later in life have to do with the ways in which the trump family evaded estate taxes by messing with the valuations of properties that fred trump passed on to his kids so as to avoid -- >> when you say messing with the valuations, is that what normal people would call lying about your money? >> well, "the times" says that in many cases this involved outright fraud. i think they don't make that statement likely, you had multiple reporters investigating. but it had the effect of shrinking the estate tax bill for fred trump's estate from more than $500 million to about $50 million. the second thing that happened was that there were ways in which he was shoveling money to donald trump, putting big bets in a trump casino without placing any bet

trump -- dead body will donald trump testify. what do you think the approach is to the answers? do you think he is even involved? do you think they're being drafted for him? and if he were a normal person, is that allowed? can you perjure yourself in a written answer? can you take the fifth in a written answer? how does someone like donald trump respond to written questions? >> this is a lot more like interrogatories. questions that are formally propounded to a party in civil litigation than like the way the criminal investigative process works. i've never used written questions to a subject or a target in a criminal case simply because they never balk at talking to the fbi, and if they do, you send them a subpoena, and they show up in front of the grand jury. so this procedure just really has no feet in criminal practice. i would be very surprised if the president has played a serious role in formulating the responses. i think that that would not be his skill set. >> you made me laugh when you're being serious, joyce, i'm sorry.

and donald trump never backed down. so what's with all this talk about guilty until proven innocent and false accusations? president trump himself told us just last week why he seems to assume the accusations against brett kavanaugh are false. >> i view it differently than somebody sitting home watching television where they say, oh, judge kavanaugh this or that. it's happened to me many times. i've had many false charges. when you say does it affect me in terms of my thinking with respect to judge kavanaugh, absolutely. >> well, i guess that explains why the president thinks this is a scary time for men. maybe he means it's a scary time for men who say things like this. >> i'm going to use some tic-tacs in case i start kissing her. i'm automatically attracted to beautiful women. i start kissing them. when you're a star you can do whatever you want. >> anything you want. >> grab them by the pussy, do anything. >> david is one of the reporters who broke the story of kavanaugh's letter for "the new york times." he also is

those are donald trump's values. and one more thing for voters to think about as they go to the polls this fall. saudi sheikhs, their cash and their oil, trump's american values. >> there is the disappearance of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi. he walked into the saudi arabian consulate in turkey on october 2nd and hasn't been seen since. according to "post," the turkish government has told u.s. officials that it has audio and video recordings that prove khashoggi was interrogated, tortured, musherdered, and dismembered. they report that turkish officials are hesitant to release those recordings, due to the fears they could reveal how they spy on foreign entities. nbc news has not been independently been able to confirm the reports. saudi arabia claims he left soon after entering and denies a roam after his disappearance. as willie mentioned in an interview yesterday, president trump expressed concern khashoggi may have been killed at a visit at the consulate but went on to praise u.s. reejss with saudi ara

last night, donald trump announced he's a nationalist. and enurcouraged his supporterso make nationalism, a word associated with racism, naziism, fascism, and isolationism, great again. >> a globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly, not caring about our country so much. and you know what, we can't have that. you know, they have a word, it sort of became old-fashioned, it's called a nationalist. and i say, really, we're not supposed to use that word. you know what i am? i'm a nationalist. okay? i'm a nationalist. nationalist. nothing -- use that word. use that word. >> former trump adviser and founder of breitbart, steve bannon, expressed glee to "new york one" reporter josh robin who tweeted, "i interviewed bannon tonight and he was very, very please ed trump used the word, nationalist." the "washington post's" robert costa tweeted, "the president's embrace of the word, national if ist, a label, at first he saw as a bannon breitbart thing, an odd fit for an ex-dem turned hawk. president trump waved me off when i brou

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i think donald trump gets that. he changed the towels out because he wanted them to be softer, because they weren't as soft as the towels that were on his trump plane. >> well, towels and thread count, those are important things. >> it's air fun

god bless you all and god bless donald trump. >> reporter: on monday donald trump tweeted something big is happening, watch. the blue wave is less certain it is too early to predict outcome. >> in the age of trump change comes quickly, sometimes overnight. >> reporter: professor women predicted donald trump's victory in 2016. >> i cautioned all leaders to be wary of polls. if i had followed the polls i would be wrong in my prediction of a donald trump win. >> reporter: that caution may be more warranted in midterm elections because turnout tests to be lower, that might give republicans an advantage november 6th. >> the republican base tends to be older, more affluent, more white, more reliable voters. >> reporter: that may be negated by countervailing democratic advantage, the party of power historically wins more seats in midterms was what might tip the scales in 22 days before the election? a mueller bombshell seems unlikely, the special counsel's office to release new information, 60 days before the election, the pace of recovery from hurricane michael might have local political cons

written by donald trump. "as you are aware i would come back and ask the owners to bear some of the costs of doug's contract. i did not need doug as a player, but felt the league desperately needed someone or something fast, as it turns out it was more successful than even our wildest expectations. everyone is now benefiting from doug flutey. i would appreciate you putting on the next agenda the allocation of doug flutey's costs to each team. he drafts a player on his team and wants to spread the costs around because it was such brilliant. >> he was the mexico wall before the mexico call. donald trump signs him to a six-year $8.3 million, biggest contract in football at that time. he tells his partners at the generals, don't worry we're going to sign doug flutey, but the rest of the league is going to pay for it. his literal pitch to the other owners. he writes a letter to the commissioner and tells the other owners, i have signed doug flutey for the good of you, i am giving this to you as a gift to the leagu

and donald trump's richest friend and for donald trump's own family. now, you don't have to believe me. if you don't have a google machine in your living room, go next door. >> yeah. >> ask them if you can borrow their google machine and look it up. and by the way, since your neighbors might tell you all this fake news, why don't you look up the information -- like from government websites and see what's happening. check out that national debt while the you're at it. because they're stealing money from your children and grandchildren as well. to do what donald trump said, give tax cuts to all of his richest friends at mar-a-lago and his family. now, i know you're not dumb and if i can get a praise jesus are you smart enough to look into this on your own, i'm so grateful and thankful this friday morning that will you do that. mika, we will not be distracted from the truth out there that brown people are not coming to invade america. >> that this is all about republicans that don't want to talk about the fact that they've gutted people's health care. and

there was a business genius named trump and his name was fred trump. it wasn't donald trump. so donald trump was selling is the american people a bill of goods and beyond that as walter and david have been pointing out, not only is he a fraud in terms of this story of self-made success that he has sold, he is actually also in all probability committed actual, no kidding, tax fraud. he has defrauded the people of the united states of hundreds of millions of dollars. reading that account in the "new york times," i was reminded of the case against paul manafort. because it sounds to me like a lot of stuff that donald trump and his father did is very similar to what paul manafort has now been convicted of doing and has been convicted of eight plus felony offers doing, which is shenanigans such as telling investors that a property is worth a lot of money and then telling the tax authorities that it's worth very little money. this is exactly the same kind of financial fraud that manafort was convicted of. if donald trump were not the president of the united states and theoretically

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he did not just vote for donald trump, he became donald trump's campaign chair. and that means that he has defended donald trump's ugly rants and that he has embraced his dangerous policies. me, i think washington already works too well for the wealthy and well-connected. i go down there every day to fight for working families. ms. saldo: representative? thank you to wgby for hosting us. there are two things i hope people will take away tonight. the first is that i will be your full-time senator for the next six years. i will repeat that. i will be your full-time senator for the next six years. and the only thing that matters to me is what matters to the people of massachusetts. that is why i lead a repeal of the index gas tax, saving taxpayers $2 billion. that is why i stood up to special interests to stop the olympics from taking $10 billion in a boondoggle. in fact, i want to stop the poisonous politics that has infected washington, d.c. and the obstruction that has been led by my opponent. i have spent more than a year talking with people, listening to them,

donald trump is not able to work it out. again, knowing the way that he goes off when he's asked questions. no responsible lawyer would let him go in and talk to robert mueller without a fight. so there's nothing wrong with this fight from due process standpoint. again, the only concern is if it goes to the supreme court how that court will respond. >> a subpoena would have to be signed by the deputy overseeing the probe, rod rosenstein. >> and there's so much when you think about the stakes of this election, one of the things that is very much at stake is the question of, of what will donal trump do. eddie glaude was talking about it earlier, i don't know what donald trump is going to do. democrats take control of both, trump is unpredictable. but the likelihood, the possibility, the probability, t the plausability and donald trump interprets results as a threat or something that makes him feel like he's empowered. >> or sees someone on fox news to take it as such. >> to start firing people like jeff sessions. does he move

donald trump is talking tough. >> i tell you what. the worst thing that ever happened to russia is when i won the election, the worst thing. >> reporter: senior strategic analyst and retired 4-star general jacking joins us, good to see you. what do you make of this? you think the president will feel whether it is the meeting in paris when vladimir putin comes here, he's going to feel the pressure to be more aggressively hard line with vladimir putin face-to-face and seems this administration has taken a lot of tough standss but in the room together -- >> the president when he is 1-on-1 with head of state once a personal relationship and that relationship, transactional president the policies dealing with russia which the president is improving are tougher than the previous administration, providing aid to ukraine, pushing back in syria in a war we haven't pushed back on, counter the iranian's, major ally of russia in the middle east, russia wants to replace the middle east as the most influential country in the middle east and this pr

wall prank station named after donald trump. there are a number of things he can say the point him to be a supporter of israel and the man who committed this crime is an anti-semite. let's pull up the picture of the former president hanging out all smiles with louis farrakhan, a man who compared the jews to termites. he is awfully happy in that picture. there are a number of democrats with strong connections to louis farrakhan and yet no one blames any democrats for what happened. >> we know the president has been praised by david dukes, the worst anti-semites around, matthew heimbach. if you're going to make those connections, i can tell you those are white nationalists that led to people's death. that was farrakhan, tell me who louis farrakhan has killed or the nation of islam has been involved in direct violence with jewish communities or any other communities. what we can say is the president is praised and loved by the white nationalist community which is a remotely anti-semitic. we have to acknowledge that if you're going