guy. he has to. he hand picked him. he has advanced his career. totally and has protected him. and i know that because i filed a grievance against andrew wiseman while he was deputy director general counsel of the fbi under mister mueller. the department of justice was defending him against the grievance with the new york bar in unbeknownst to us the new york bar printed to the department of justice professional responsibility to decide it while they were defending him so that we get a letter finding absolutely nothing was wrong even though mister wiseman had yellow highlighted evidence they knew before trial was favorable to the merrill lynch defendants completely favorable to them
but he was convicted by a jury on multiple accounts back in dc trying to get more accounts piled on. there have been reports he is broken and depressed. this is par for the course? if you have a prosecutor you have a conviction then you move on to the next case. you have been involved in a lot of cases. but this is different it is a bloodsport for mister wiseman. definitely. mark: they drag him back into washington d.c. in front of the obama judge and yes it does make a difference, who is very receptive apparently to the special counsel s argument and has been repeatedly. yes. she remanded mister manafort to custody immediately upon their request and allowing
about the dossier? and number two you and i practice law in federal court from time to time, federal judge learns false and misleading information on that basis they sign off on a warrant? i can tell you the federal judges would have dragged my but back into court with an evidentiary hearing and held me into contempt. where are these judges? first of all, how does wiseman get away with this? because mueller wants them to? second wire the federal judges now that they know the truth, it is in the media why are they in silence? . wiseman has been doing this at least 20 years and bob mueller knows it. that s why he brings them on the task force. mark: bob mueller once this
isn t that the way they want to catch the president of the united states? . exactly. mark: how many years ago was this? . 16 or 18 years ago. mark: the connection between mueller and wiseman goes to decade. at least. mark: he treats him like a son and seems to bring him with him wherever he goes including director of fbi. he did he has been promoting and protecting him for at least two decades. mark: one is a special counsel the immediate first choices andrew wiseman to be the top lieutenant. that s right. mark: getting into the treatment of the president but first i want to talk about manafort. the last time i heard he was in solitary confinement in federal prison. yes he is. mark: the same treatment as the merrill lynch gentleman
he had to ask the federal bureau of prisons to put that man in that place because if he didn t he would not be. and that young man was completely acquitted on appeal. mark: how long was he they are quick. eight months away from his family and an unmitigated hell. mark: so what were the other two counts quick. they were absolutely appalling. my client was convicted and still stands convicted on two counts of perjury and obstruction of justice for testifying about his personal understanding of the telephone call he was not even on after mister wiseman and the grand jury told him to share his personal understanding of that phone call whether it was accurate or not. mark: this is interesting.