York day 399 in the Trump Administration administration, one day shy of 400 days in office and we have a lot to get to. We begin with a fresh round of charges from Robert Mueller against Paul Manafort and rick gates. A 32count indictment was filed in federal court today, tax fraud and bank fraud and hiked the amount of money the pair allegedly laundered to 30 million. It paints a picture of a scheme by manafort and gates to hide tens of millions of dollars by moving money through bank account gs around the world. It comes from charges in october, manafort and gates pleaded not guilty. Some of todays charges mirror ones filed but they touch on aspects of manaforts personal life, financial deals, money troubles, they include, quote, when manafort was 90 days behind on paying a 300,000 American Express bill which affected his Credit Rating he lied to a bank saying gates ran up the charges. And another one gates gave bank an outdated insurance report on a loan on a property that manafort had. And another one said gates asked a bookkeeper to juice the revenue for manaforts company. Paul manaforts spokesperson provided a statement to nbc news tonight that reads in part, Paul Manafort is innocent of the allegations set out in the newly filed indictments and he is confident he will be aquited of all charges. The new allegations once again have nothing to cowith russia and the 2016 election interference collusion. Mr. Manafort is confident he will be acquitted. Its a further move from mueller, stepping up the pressure on manafort and gates. Michael schmidt reporting it this way, mr. Muellers indictment is an effort to pressure him into providing information about mr. Trump and his campaign a lot of mr. S here. But mr. Manafort is adamant he does not have information that could hurt President Trump. The allegations do not indicate mr. Trump, but the man who ran his campaign. Lets bring in jeremy bash, stephanie douglas, now a senior managing director at guide post solutions and peter baker back with us, chief White House Correspondent for the new york times. Jeremy bash, a question for the lawyer in you. I know tax cases can be plotting and take longer than other aspects of an investigation, but what do you read into the mueller strategy learning of this new indictment. If you look at this 32count super ceding indictment, you see mueller is increasing the pressure on both manafort and gates. There were reports last week that gates was cooperating with the special counsels office, that appears to be off the table now. And mueller is trying to put the pressure on them in increasing not just the severity and the significance of the conduct but increasing the over all criminal exposure and time these two guys might spend behind bars. Hes putting pressure on them to see what they know not just about the 2000s, the time they were unregistered agents for the oligarchs but really the time they ran the trump campaign. Thats what bob mueller is interested in. The indictment covers that period. So is this a giant attempt to get two big fish to flip and by inference to say to mueller, jeremy, if we nick you on all of this, if you dont cooperate, youre going to die in prison . I think it is that dire for these two defendants. I think bob muellers first and foremost is to punish these two for this conduct because the conduct was way outside the bounds of american law. But i think the ultimate goal is to figure out what leverage russia had over the chairman and deputy chairman throughout the election. What stands out to you in this indictment . There are very specific facts and very well documented intentions on the part of both manafort and gates and falsifying financial records, lying to lenders, misleading irs about the tax records. The thing that stands out most to me just how prolific they were in their efforts. How unrelenting they were. When faced with push back by lenders they came up with more creative ways to falsify information. I think jeremy is right, the key is what impact will this have to the overarching russia investigation. Does bob mueller anticipate that mr. Gates or mr. Manafort knows more and can provide more information that would link others into the campaign and possibly with the russian government. Peter, our executive producer remembered the following piece of writing in your paper in april of 2017, quote, he began, this is how manafort sold himself to trump. He began by telling the cant he lived on an upper floor of trump tower. This was no trivial point it signalled his wealth and a willingness to work 15 hour days in a building that housed his apartment and mr. Trumps bare bones campaign. It meant that mr. Man tort had already put his money into mr. Trumps brand, which meant a lot to the candidate, a transactional developer and politician, aides said. Plus he had a powerful closers move, he would work for free. I think you said in the past, peter, when trump can see you more as a peer, hes more likely to have a different relationship with you as an employee. Certainly, thats exactly right. He has spoken in the past of other people in terms of their wealth. Wealth impresses him. It means that this person is successful, this person can get things done in his mind. Thats an indicator he wants to hire somebody. But to go back and look at that article from last year, the idea that Paul Manafort was working for free when he had money problems, why was he working for free . What did he think he was going to get being Campaign Manager for donald trump, what was that going to do for him given the money problems he had and who was he in hawk to . That would be the russians and some of the proukrainian figures. That raises questions that make it about the russia probe and not just about his personal financial misdealings. Theres nothing in this indictment or charges that impact directly on the campaign or suggest any misconduct on the part of the president or people around him. But you have to wonder what was going on the Campaign Manager so in hawk, such financial are trouble was willing to work for free and what he thought he was going to get out of it. Im duty bound to ask about pardons because im picking up parts of conversations on both sides of the isles about pardon. He said maybe well talk about the flynn matter but here come more names and charges and i think its going to force more of the conversation. Just to be direct, brian, the president s power is not limitless because, of course, he cannot pardon himself or pardon his own impeachment. Impeachment trumps pardon in the constitution. But his power to pardon individuals who are accused of crimes, who are indicted and face criminal exposure, it signals to manafort and others saying we dont have a lot to say about the president were digging in and fighting the prosecutor, not waving jurisdiction were going to litigate this. I think thats a signal to the white house were open for business if you want to talk pardon. This calls for an opinion on your part, jeremy, do you think its among the possible . Very much so. I think the president is weighing whether to extin kwish all of these criminal charges and put bob mueller out of business using his power of the pardon. Stephanie, we ask you to look into your crystal ball, how far along do you think mueller is . Where does this put us on the time line . I think its a wild guess on our part. Bob mueller will take his time, he will continue to develop information. Im sure hes continuing to talk to people. This may motivate other people to come forward with more information. So i think right now its a guess to see how far along he is. Peter baker here we are, more is the constant in this president s life were going to talk about in the broadcast he has the australian Prime Minister coming in tomorrow and new visitors and issues every day. The constant the mueller. Thats right. Just last week we had the indictments of the 13 russians and three russian entities. We havent had a chance to get at him, we are tomorrow with the australian Prime Minister, there will be a joint press conference where hell take questions. You can imagine the questions will include issues along this line. And he said he saw last weeks indictments as vindvindication. Not a lot of other people elsewhere did, they didnt indicate any campaign but they did contradict his assertions that russia interference was a hoax. Now he has to explain in a public setting with the Prime Minister of australia most likely what he thinks of that russia interference, what hes prepared to do it, and how it impacts his presidency. Our thanks to our lead off panel tonight, thank you all very much. Coming up for us, the nra Leadership Today accused american elites, as they put it, of not caring about American School children. They further said some in the media love School Shootings. This is the backdrop as the president looks to find Common Ground on gun control. Later, a sitting governor is indicted, seismic results in the heartland and gop, the 11th hour is just getting underway tonight. We have to harden our schools not soften them up. A gun free zone to a killer or somebody that wants to be a killer, thats like a going in for the ice cream. Thats like here i am, take me. We have to get smart on gun free zones. When they see it says this is a gun free zone, that means that nobody has a gun except them. Nobody is going to be shooting bullets in the other direction. The president today at his second listening session in as many days on guns and School Shootings, this one involving state and local types he teed up this morning with a series of tweets Offering Solutions to stop School Attacks while also defending the National Rifle association, called them patriots, the nra endorsed him during the 2016 campaign. At todays white house meeting the president talked again about having teachers carry concealed weapons. I think a concealed permit for teachers and letting people know there are people in the building with guns in my opinion you wont have shootings because these people are cowards they wont walk in when you have 10 of the teachers maybe 20 or 40 . And i recommend we give them a bonus. He says he also supports background checks and keeping weapons like the ar15 out of the hands of anyone under 21. Heres what he said when Hallie Jackson said just how much he supports age restrictions. Thank you very much. I dont think ill be going up against them. I think the nra wants to do whats right. Theyre very close to me, im close to them. Theyre great people. They love this country. Today we also heard from the nra, including a speech by the head of the organization, wayne lapierre, occurred at the Political Action conference where he made his first public remarks since last wednesdays shooting. We were all horrified by another terrible tragedy at an American School. Each and every member of the National Rifle association mourns the loss of the innocent and continues to keep their families and that community in our prayers. We share a goal of safe schools, safe neighbors, and a safe country. As usual, the opportunists wasted not one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. The elites dont care not one whit about Americas School system and school children. They want to sweep right under the carpet, the failure of school security, the failure of family, the failure of americas Mental Health system. And even the unbelievable failure of the fbi. Evil walks among us and god help us if we dont harden our schools and protect our kids. Earlier in the session and coming off her appearance at last nights emotional florida town hall, nra spokesman dana lash who said this about the press. Many in legacy media love Mass Shootings. You guys love it. Now im not saying that you love the tragedy, but i am saying that you love the ratings. Crying white mothers are ratings gold to you and many in the legacy media in the back. It is still an open question what happens with donald trump, the nra and gun legislation. Ashley parker of the Washington Post tonight reports, quote, the president is insisting that he be seen as spurring action and at times seeming reactive rather than deliberative spurred on in part by what he sees as an opportunity to fix a problem that former president barack obama and others seemed unable to solve. On a day the president wants to arm schoolteachers we are learning that a deputy at Marjory Stoneman douglas was there with his gun but failed to enter the school when the shooting was taking place. What i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in. What should he have done . Went in. Addressed the killer. Killed the killer. The sheriff was talking about security video he was just able to review. With us tonight, the afore mentioned Ashley Parker and jackie collins. Ashley, two questions one kind of rhetorical. Remind us of how barack obama is guilty for not doing or saying enough after newtown and number two, this is not an issue this president wakes up in the morning knowing about. He doesnt have the usual Institutional Knowledge of the contours of an issue he tends to land in an issue, as is the case with this. Thats exactly right. On your second question, this is a president who was born in queens and spent most of his adult life in manhattan, as his own aides pointed out to us, he doesnt come from a gun culture. Part of that you saw today and over the past week is he would sort of float general ideas but offer no specifics or say maybe congress should do something. So he put himself in the center of the debate but without knowing where the exact fault lines were in the specifics of the policy. That said he has an incredibly fine tuned antenna for where the gun issue and where Second Amendment rights are culturally and out in the country. Thats true in large swaths of the country that voted for him. So he does have the intuitive sense as he does on a number of issues, while he may not know the policy he knows where his base stands and feels he has a little wiggle room but cant go too far. Jackie, twopart question for you as well does the president have the stomach to go up against the nra and after the public shaming of senator rubio do these student haves the power to keep shaming the nra . I was struck in his round tables of the last two days that were televised, extraordinary to watch the president sort of off the cuff try to make policy. And he said, it was a striking parallel to me to what he did just recently some weeks back in the subject of immigration and relief for the young immigrants who came here as children and the daca children. In that same way he had one of these extraordinary hourlong televised events where he spoke in a bipartisan, conciliatory way, he said he would stand up to both sides. He would provide cover for republicans to take a hard vote that might make the Republican Base angry. And then he himself heard from that base and hardened his position on immigration. And then made demands of the democrats and some republicans that they balked at and we heard nothing on immigration. I see the same thing here, he said he told the nra that theyre going to have to bend, some of the laws have to toughen. There was no sign at the cpac event and you played dana loeschs and Wayne Lapierres comments, there was no movement there. They stand by the position theyre against raising the minimum age. And i dont think the president will stand up to them. This is a new factor, i dont know how this will play out. Those of us who have watched these debates cant help but be skeptical. Ashley, you said this was an example of classic trump were seeing play out right now. Thats right. Its sort of he wants to be at the center of every sort of issue and every debate and thats what he did this time as well, he inserted himself and there is admitedly a role for the president to play as a con solar in chief, and this familiar playbook he floated general policy ideas again but no really specifics. And he also what we understand from our reporting is a lot of these ideas he was floating they came to him watching cable News Coverage and surveying friends and advisers. So for instance the idea of raising the age from 18 to 21 that came from two places, one was senator marco rubio, they shared a flight to florida and talked about that idea and rubio explained to him on some of the back story why it made sense at one point and why it was maybe time to think that. And also over the weekend he was at his private club and Geraldo Rivera and he said the same thing. He more or less debated dana loesch tonight on cpac, on the sean hannity show. Im told we have no business we have 30 seconds until a break but whats the appetite on capitol hill where were short on profiles and courage these days . I dont see much appetite for getting into this at all. Were in a midterm election, the democrats see a chance to take back the house and the republicans are in fear for their seats. This is not an issue they want to have a fight over. They can argue the president can do some of these things by regulation and thats the most we can hope for. Thanks for both of you for coming on tonight. They say theyre up for the fight, High School Students might be the force to bring about change. They might be doing something right as in their grief, burying their friends theyre already under withering attack. More on that when we come back. Prestige creams not living up to the hype . Olay regenerist shatters the competition. Big hype. Big price. Big deal. Olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over 100, 200, and even 400. For skin that looks younger than it should. Fact check this ad in good housekeeping. Olay regenerist. Ageless. Now try olay hydrating eye. Hydrates better than the 1 prestige eye cream. Never let anybody tell you that you and your voice doesnt matter and that you cant make a difference, because youre making a difference right now. As long as lunatics are running around with ar15 assault rifles none of us are safe. I look around and i see these kids. You know, we are doing adult things, but we are kids still. I still have to go to high school. Its amazing. Sam zeif such an impress i have and composed High School Senior who lost his best friend in the shooting as he appeared on our broadcast last night. We talked about how his peers across the country are leaving their mark on history. We first saw sam in his remarks in the white house yesterday in a society Mass Shootings compared to where gun ownership is off the charts. There is the feeling this may be a moment, while these 17 lost souls wont be the last, when you think about it it was students who turned the tide in the vietnam war, in birmingham it was students who made washington take notice. And these survivors have already had to face criticism and trolls. In her column, this week, she wrote, in response to their blooming activism too many supposed adults fuelled by right wing media and pun dents are mocking these young people. Many think they can succeed where we failed, it doesnt matter what we think. The impatience we may have with these young people is no match for their impatience with us. They are sick of our hypocrisy, our unwillingness to hold nra funded officials accountable for failing our children. With that, lets welcome our guests. Connie schultz a veteran of the cleveland plain dealer. Connie, i was touched by your column and i was thinking about this today. What a preverse kind of perfect storm were watching, born of tragedy. But these kids who everyone says are so well spoken and so articulate and so impressive, when you think about it, they have grown up in the video age, they have grown up posting video for consumption so its just that its been a phone. Television is a different version of posting video for consumption. They are terrific in their presentation. Then you remember what fuels them. Abject horror and grief and anger. Well, those of us who are around young people a lot, i think you know im a professional residence at kent state, teaching journalism students there. Its not a surprise to see how arctic lant and eloquent theyre being. Were seeing it in journalism since we have a president against us. Im reminded back at kent state, part of my column addressed the hate mail about the students after they were killed on may 4, 1970, sending telegrams to the mayor of kent, all of it is available on the archive and some of it was jarring to read it but it was comforting in an odd way. We have seen this before, we have seen adults who dont age well, by that i dont mean physically. I mean they have regrets about their own misspent youths. They dont like how their lives turned out and they turn on the Younger Generation and blame them for everything thats gone wrong with their own lives. Were seeing a repeat of that. The only difference is the form has changed. The good news is for the students the form has changed as well and they are reaching a broader audience than they would have when i was their age. David, how will you know, do you know already if what were looking at what were in is a Genuine National moment . How do you compare now to what weve seen before . I think all important mass movements are a combination of idealism of interests and led by young people, that was the case with civil rights and the Antiwar Movement of vietnam and today. So i think we are at that movement. Its like the childrens crusade you mentioned in birmingham in 1963 because the vietnam Antiwar Movement was closely College Students and graduate students this one you have High School Students leading the way. I find this ironic, our generation who was against the war in vietnam is now responsible for letting down these kids today. I also teach, like connie, and i think the children, the high school and college kids of today are smarter than we were, more committed than we were in that antiwar generation. Connie, we established they had this composed presentation, kind of combined with this fierce anger and drive. How do you define success for them for this budding movement now . They certainly are going to have the stamina, they have youth in their favor. But theyre going to need more of us to step up and support them. By supporting them i mean in part getting out of the way. It doesnt mean that we that we no longer matter, but what matters most is we give them the support we need. And we push back on the hate. This is my generation thats really, you know, heaping this hate on them, and its my generations responsibility to push back on that and speak loudly on behalf of these students. One of the things that inspired me about these stuns at parkland, is the newspaper. You go to their website and look at the coverage theyre producing when theyre in real time dealing what has happened to their friends, classmates, the faculty they knew. If you want to find a glimmer in hope, look at the journalism theyre producing right now. Its an outstanding student body about 3,300 right now. Heres a tweet from barack obama. Young people have helped lead all of our great movements. How inspiring to see it again in so many smart fearless students standing up for their right to be safe. Weve been waiting for you and weve got your backs. Why cant the president put it that way. Hes incapable of any empathy. And obama is invoking his own line, youre the people. It didnt happen when he was president , i think he regrets generations responsibility to push back on that and speak loudly on behalf of these students. One of the things that inspired me about these stuns at parkland, is the newspaper. You go to their website and look at the coverage theyre producing when theyre in real time dealing what has happened to their friends, classmates, the faculty they knew. If you want to find a glimmer in hope, look at the journalism theyre producing right now. Its an outstanding student body about 3,300 right now. Heres a tweet from barack obama. Young people have helped lead all of our great movements. How inspiring to see it again in so many smart fearless students standing up for their right to be safe. Weve been waiting for you and weve got your backs. Why cant the president put it that way. Hes incapable of any empathy. And obama is invoking his own line, youre the people. It didnt happen when he was president , i think he regrets that he didnt deal with the gun control issue and he sees it coming and its heartening to him. It didnt happen when he was president , i think he regrets that he didnt deal with the gun control issue and he sees it coming and its heartening to him. Were glad to have you both with us. Coming for us, the president addresses the home team at cpac tomorrow. Has this long time conservative gathering converted . Is it more about trumpism . That when we continue. But when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way . Embrace the chance of 100 clear skin with taltz. Taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis achieve completely clear skin. With taltz, up to 90 of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. In fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. Dont use if youre allergic to taltz. Before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. 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Tomorrow he returns to speak at cpac in the middle of a fierce debate about new gun control measures after 17 souls lost their lives at that florida high school. Here to talk to us about it and more anita kumar and jill colvin. Jill, is there any pre view for tomorrow beyond likely to be red meat home team speech . You heard it from mike pence today with lots of media bashing, you heard it from the nra speakers going after the fbi. We understand this is going to be a victory lap speech. And cpac this has been a gathering of the conservative and what weve seen is this has become this trump rara rally. You have a lineup of the Administration Officials who are supportive of trump. Anita, the same question with this caveat, the achievement list is limited to tax cut gorshuck, so do we expect media bashing, maybe hell talk about the womens hockey team. He was a democrat once remember but they got some of the things they wanted. They did get the tax cut. You didnt mention something that a lot of conservatives are happy about, which is a massive reduction in regulations. Yes, you mentioned neil gorsuch. I think id give a speech about the olympic womens hockey team. Tomorrow is a big day in the west wing because of this, general kelly deadline on security clearances explain it to the good folks and why the president s soninlaw figures prominently here. Sure. It was a couple weeks ago, if you can remember that far back, where the staff secretary, rob porter had an interim clearance after 13 months. Chief of staff john kelly last week issued a fivepage memo that put in new standards and tomorrow is the first deadline of this rolling deadline. It basically said that those with really high security clearances that are interim security clearances arent going to be able to see the top level classified information, so all eyes on jared kushner, the president s soninlaw, who is one of those people. Theyve been having a tug of war over what happens with the security clearance. And general kelly said tomorrow is the day theyre not going to be able to see the information anymore. Jill, these are Public Servants playing with house money in the peoples house, all of it tax funded dealing with our secrets at the end of the day, thats a way of saying we havent been told much about any of this. The white house has been very unwilling to share information about how many people dont have security clearance, theyve it basically said that those with really high security clearances that are interim security clearances arent going to be able to see the top level classified information, so all eyes on jared kushner, the president s soninlaw, who is one of those people. Theyve been having a tug of war over what happens with the security clearance. And general kelly said tomorrow is the day theyre not going to be able to see the information anymore. Jill, these are Public Servants playing with house money in the peoples house, all of it tax funded dealing with our secrets at the end of the day, thats a way of saying we havent been told much about any of this. The white house has been very unwilling to share information about how many people dont have security clearance, theyve repeatedly insisted this wont affect Jared Kushners job, even kelly released a public statement. But jared is the one playing lead on mideast peace discussions, playing a roll on nafta with mexico and playing a roll with china. Its hard to understand how its possible that that kind of role doesnt require seeing some type of security clearance. Also we have to remember once again that in addition to all of those things you mentioned this is a candidate who premisesed a lot of the campaign that Hillary Clinton had been exposing americas secrets and leaving us vulnerable because of the email situation. There is that. 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But its the revelation of an affair a year before he became governor, and allegations he blackmailed the woman using a naked photograph that led to his demise in todays indictment a st. Louis grand jury charged the defendant knowingly photographed her in a partial nudity without her consent. She was secretly recorded by her husband admitting the affair, the bombshell reporting the night he gave his state of the state speech in january. Now just over a month later, charges, his attorney saying my client is absolutely innocent. We will be filing a motion to dismiss. But a once promising political career is now in jeopardy. Coming up for us ahead, back to politics at the white house and perhaps, perhaps an attempt to happily some wounds. We will explain when. We dont want other leaders and we dont want other leaders and other countries laughing at us anymore and they wont baltimore they wont be. Last thing before we go here tonight, tomorrow donald trump will host australian Prime Minister malcolm turnbull. The australians have always been among our very closest allies and best friends on the planet, but the relationship has been strained pretty much since the arrival of our new president. Last summer, thanks to the Washington Post, we learned of the surprising details of President Trumps first interaction leader to leader with the australian turnbull. During the call, President Trump voiced his frustrations with an immigration deal worked out between the u. S. And australia during the obama administration. At the time the white house issued a readout a review of the call that was exactly two sentences long. Quote, president donald j. Trump and australian Prime Minister malcomb turnbull, both leaders emphasized the enduring strength that is critical for peace, stability and prosperity in the asiapacific region and globally. But the transcript later published by the Washington Posted quotes our president as saying well, then last summer, leaked audio gave the world trumbulls impression of trump. Now, its important to remember, that we and the aussies are bigger than our president s. Now, its important to remember, that we and the aussies are bigger than our president s. What we have is more than just these two men. Our soldiers are serving together today and australian versus fought like badgers alongside americans in wars all over the world. The aussies are stellar people who love life and have fantastic accents and huge chance of beer. They have both shrimps and barbies, kualas, kangaroos and wallabys. They owe owe wallabuys. Certainly we can both survive whatever happens between these two guys tomorrow in the oval office. And that is our broadcast on this thursday night. Thank you u thank you so much for being with us. Good night from cnbc. Good morning, everyone. This morning, new details about the Police Reaction to last weeks deadly School Shooting in florida. Weve learned an Armed School Resource deputy resigned after failing to confront the shooter. Plus, President Trump goes into his details about School Safety including Arming School teachers. And a new indictment hits Paul Manafort and rick gates with tax and bank fraud charges. Its just the latest in Robert Muellers russia investigation. Snoelths good morning, everyone. Its friday, february