importance of that man, paul manafort as former trump campaign chairman to the mueller investigation. tomorrow manafort will be back in federal court for a hearing behind closed doors. the judge is expected to rule on whether she believes manafort lied to prosecutors. a decision that could impact his sentencing greatly. that s coming up in march, but it was a man foafort hearing la week that continues to be of interesting. examining the revelations from that hearing, particularly the august 2nd, 2016 meeting in new york involving manafort, his deputy rick gates and their russian associate. journalist that joins us in a moment and hi colleague quote, it was at that meeting that prosecutors believe manafort and kilimnik may have exchanged key information relevant to russia and trump s presidential bid. also a former senior u.s.
details on the meeting between paul manafort and a russian with connections taking place a few blocks from trump tower at a critical time in the campaign at an interesting address. what this could mean for robert mueller, whose team is set to meet with manafort in a sealed hearing tomorrow. meanwhile, inside the west wing a president who tauted himself as a dealmaker now unhappy about a bipartisan agreement. all of it as the 11th hour gets under way on a tuesday night. good evening from our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 754 of the trump administration and there is new reporting underscoring the poshs of that man, paul manafort, as former trump campaign chairman to the mueller investigation. tomorrow manafort will be back in federal court for a hearing behind closed doors. the judge is expected to rule on whether she believes manafort lied to prosecutors, a decision that could impact his sentencing greatly. that s coming up in march.
for help fact checking. thank you. thank you for what you do every day. and coming up, the big political announcement that people woke up to today that has absolutely nothing to do with the white house run in 2020. o with the whe house run in 2020.
there thank you, joy you have to raise money. this is one interview on the weekend. how much money did you raise in the last governor s race? i can t remember, it s $10 million or $12 million. we just started that effort. i m not technically a candidate at the moment. we are getting a great response. it s interesting, in the last week we were hearing across the country that people agree with my precept that to govern is to choose. and we must choose a path to economic growth that will simultaneously defeat climate change. okay, let me ask you we have seen this. let me ask you this question. in order to get the nomination, you have to at least score in one of the first four primaries, right. you have to win either iowa, new hampshire, south carolina or nevada. now you have california coming up in march. they ve moved their primary forward. which of those primaries do you think you can win? you can compete in all of them but which one you can win. you can win in i
no-confidence vote we told you about. i listened to what they said. we now need to get on with the job of delivering brexit and building a better future for this country. reporter: her own party for steve oh, 200 but lawmakers keeper, 117 voted to get her out. may cannot be challenged again for at least a year. the deadline for leaving the eu coming up in march. overnight a federal judge ordering robert mueller to turn over all the highly secret documents on michael flynn. this comes one day after donald trump s former national security adviser s legal team alleged the fbi pushed him never to bring a lawyer to his 2017 issue with fbi agents. one of those agents was anti-trump fbi agent peter stzrok who was later removed from the russia probe and fired,