sheer horror and heartache of this sheer disaster. overnight, three more bodies pulled from the rubble, a mother and her two daughters ages 4 and 10. but shortly the rescue efforts halted over the stability of the rubble pile, and the part of the tower that is still standing. we will have much more throughout the hour on that, and now i want to kick it over to you, ayman with the breaking news in new york. yes, we as geoff reported moments away from the indictments unsealed against the trump organization, and the chief financial officer alan weisselberg, and as we learn what is happening with the indictments, we have a powerhouse panel to take you through every step of the process. we will bring in ken delainian, and daniel gold, attorney for the southern district of new york, and the lead counsel for democrats in the first impeachment trial for president trump in barbara quaid of the first district of new york, and thankfully for us, a msnbc legal analyst. and ken, i will
bill. it would be limited to repealing the obamacare is of individual and employer mandates and the medical device tax. the measure would go to conference to cut a deal with the house. after the procedural vote, majority leader mitch mcconnell pledged to keep working to get there and noted democrats doug two struggled with passing obamacare. we watched a similar process seven years ago. they had a lot of differences. we are going to sort this out with a so thoroughly open amendment process and a situation where 51 votes can change the bill. this democratic leader tried to convince moderate republicans to oppose this effort. don t be fooled by this ruse. a vote in favor of the motion to proceed will mean deep cuts to medicaid, it may be even deeper than in the house bill. it won t be an easy lift going forward, but leadership was able to get past the first hurdle and has an opportunity to keep working at it to keep a campaign promise going back
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posing as a romanian hacker. it is a good rule of thumb. it is a good rule of them, and you know, i think, you know, one way or another, they are looking at something serious about roger stone and that seems to be coming to a head. so they are using this collaterally to attack the investigation itself. you know, stone has said that he knows he is going it be or he thinks he is going to be indicted and he is preparing for it. he has had a falling out with nunberg, how do you think he is preparing himself for this? well, he certainly doesn t seem worried but that is kind of within his m.o. but i mean, they are certainly closing in on him even with kristin davis testifying to the grand jury shortly after she was interviewed by mueller, i think, you know, clear indication that
they are looking to bring charges against him and similar to manafort, might be unrelated to russian hacking or collusion. and it cullould be something ins past a
overabundance. they want to automate everything, including the way you think. don t let them. have a great evening in spite of all that. sean hannity is up next. we will turn it over to him a few seconds earlier. sean: great show. busy breaking news night. it s all over the place tonight. for well over a year, he has targeted president trump and everyone around him. just look at paul manafort, michael cohen. anything to do with russia? after 460 days, mueller has found literally zero evidence of trump-russia collusion. zero. the president is rightly calling out it s been nice to atone for what it is. this is now a national disgrace. in moments, we ll have an important on two individuals that are caught up in a special counsel s fishing expedition. paul manafort, now being tried on an old bank fraud charge and a trump campaign volunteer, george papadopoulos, who pled guilty to lying to the fbi.
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not to pay off women so his marriage would be in tact. but to get himself elected. that is an amazingly particular charge that gets to the heart of the president s lack of credibility. i am thrilled that you honed into that specific part of it. this is not just a pay off. it has to do with the campaign itself. when you have something like this, could michael cohen perhaps testify against the president of the united states. who knows and we may never know. one thing that under lies testimony and makes michael cohen potentially credible here, is that we are talking about payments which means there are transactions which means there are records and documentation. not own are the things that michael cohen allocate to are damning. but these are banking allegations, things that have
but today was a costly day. trump is directly like the center of the spokes of all of this wheel of implicati