now, fired today. they are the six key people at the top of the fbi, who ran the clinton investigation and launc. neil: he said that the firing was politically motivated. he said they were unfairly taken advantage of, protected by the first amendment, and that is political free speech. this is the guy that said we will stop trump. this is the guy who thought he was the james bond at the fbi, the super secret agent man. come on, that does not fly, the american people understand it. what we learned last week, neil, from the email exchanges or the top officials, christopher steele, the guy that wrote the dossier, this is amazing what we wrote last week, where the clinton campaign hired him to produce the gpa.
you have to point to counterpoints on the documents. rick gates will really know is on the record that apparently he is the individual that has told the accountant to put in false statements in those tax reports. arthel: rick gates is he was following instructions of manafort. also david bruno, they are 23 projected evidence, 23 email exchanges between manafort and rick gates. how is this looking to you? gates is going to be huge. there was some uncertainty whether the government was going to call them initially. a question at the judge at one point. prosecutors said they did not know then they said we will. gates is the codefendant of manafort. his former business partner. the defense open to the fact that this guy, gates, was the one that did it all. that manafort relied on him, he trusted him and gates was stealing money so that he was
i took the fifth amendment. he wouldn t take the fifth amendment. he wouldn t take the first amendment. did you authorize him to reveal your name. no, i didn t. and some of this makes, and you re telling him look bad, he said in the video i showed earlier that he would only release the name if authorized and then he released the name. was he not authorized? it was under threat of a subpoena. he never got a subpoena. it was a threat of subpoena. i don t want to see the guy go to jail. i worked my entire last 15 years how would you describe your relationship with roger stone now? i think once a week we have email exchanges? and why would i be with a guy like that randy, when people at home and watch this and they see sam nunberg come out and defend you, and you defend roger.
watch me. for less joint pain and clearer skin, ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. laura: before we go, we want to update everyone on the story we discussed last week when a storm in douglas student claimed that cnn tried to script questions for him. the student offered email exchanges as proof, but that students father now admitting he altered part of those emails by omitting keywords. shouldn t do that is paid by the way, jeff sessions has told axios that the dinner he had tonight was not a show of force against trump, okay? it was just the boys hanging out together, preplanned not just congratulating each other on the great job they are doing. it s not being mean to be president. no mean tweets. the man needs to eat. that is all the time we have tonight. i cannot wait to watch
money and choose public service and when i was an assistant u.s. attorney, i can tell you that everyone i worked with was highly professional and skilled, so it s not surprising at all to hear that kind of praise, which is also part of why we should be so upset that donald trump undermines and attacks the fbi and the department of justice. and how donald trump never mentions bob mueller by name. bob mueller who was an extremely accomplished investigator and attorney. but let s go to roger so remember, let s do the timeline. because i think this is important. we actually know russian operatives were actually trying to communicate with donald trump jr. during the campaign, that he had a couple of email exchanges with him. then within a month, popadopoulos is having his conversation in london which as we have heard and you reported