from the paul manafort case as the president s chairman is stated to be starting his seven plus years in federal prison. not only is he facing new york state charges in addition his federal time, but when it comes to other things that are deriving from the manafort investigation, the bell is starting to toll for other people and other entities who may have been involved in the stuff that manafort is going to jail for. there was a moment in manafort s federal sentencing last week when now looking back at it, you can sort of see that the judge who sentenced him was teeing this up pretty clearly. i didn t feel until today like i knew what exactly the judge was gettin getting@this point where the judge launched into this tirade during his sentencing hearing, but today s news makes it pretty clear. this one bit from the transcript when manafort was in court last week before judge amy berman jackson, the second federal sentencing last week and at one
virginia court or a d.c. court has said anything about their being no collusion. we all just sat in the courtroom and heard judge jackson s pointed comments about the fact this case says nothing about collusion and that the special counsel s investigation is ongoing. so we ll have to see what other statements are given to the media by the defense. tom winter, anything else that you are deriving from this grand jury indictment now that you have it all in full, just getting it as we re hearing it from you? sure, of course. what we know is this. first off, eight counts of falsifying business records, four counts of residential real estate fraud and one count of scheme to defraud from the first degree. that s tied to business records. essentially what you have here, andrea, is over a two-year period, 2015 and 2016, the manhattan d.a. s office picking up on a lot of things presented
and the possible good. on friday, february 22nd, the jupiter police department gave us case filing packets stemming from their prostitution sting. after review by our intake prosecutors, we are charging 25 individuals are soliciting another to commit prostitution. pursuant to section 796.072f and 5a1 of the statute. this is punishable up to one year in jail and $5,000 in fine, 100 hours of community service and a class on the dangers of prostitution and hue trafficking. we all expect to receive filing packets for the two women who have been arrested by the jupiter police department for, among other things, deriving support from the proceeds of
language have recently left the administration so the big question is who will prepare the president for such a meeting and even more important will the president let s people prepare him for such a meeting because president trump is famous for. being a very spontaneous he likes to improvise he likes to follow his gut feeling and that might not be the best approach if you meet someone like kim jong un if you want the summit to be more than a photo opportunity even when it s a historic one carson phenomena reporting from washington thank you. well for more analysis on this historic we want to turn now to hanna somai he is professor of korean studies at the university of berlin thank you so much professor for being with us what i d like to understand is how did we go from fire and fury and mr trump deriving at the north korean leader as a rocket man and then kim of course returning that favor saying he s a dotard to the meeting in the summit i think that s only rhetoric but maybe to
expressed alarm and started full-scale investigations into the russian attack, and into the crucial question of whether or not the russians had american confederates who knew what the russians were doing, or who might have been involved in what the russians were doing at the time. that started basically a year ago with the intelligence committee assessment. today after multiple committees in the house and senate spent a rancorous year investigating and talking to witnesses and subpoenaing documents and fighting about the scope of the investigations, all looking at the serious allegations about russia, today for the first time, 364 days since the intelligence committee s assessment, today for the first time, congress made a criminal referral to the justice department, deriving from its investigation into the russia matter. republican senator chuck grassley and republican senator lindsey graham have finally found someone who they think should face criminal charges in the russian attack o