Dan coats, kirstjen nielsen, National Security advisor john bolton and the head of u. S. Cybercommand and director of the nsa each delivered stark warnings about ongoing Election Interference donald trump was on stage at a rally in pennsylvania calling the entire investigation into russias effort to attack our elections a hoax. In helsinki, i had a great meeting with putin. We discussed everything. I had a great meeting. As i have said consistently, russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day. But i got along great with putin, and everybody said, wow, that was a great. The russians are looking for every opportunity regardless of party, regardless of whether or not it applies to the election to continue their pervasive efforts to undermine our
fundamental values. Now we are being hindered by the russian hoax. Its a hoax. Our democracy itself is in the crosshairs. If i get along with vladimir putin, thats a good
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meant it was good. he wore $6,500 suits that didn t fit him. yeah. trump s former campaign chairman face as litany of financial crime charges, all of which he denies. prosecutors say they are ahead of schedule. good news to judge ellis. and they expect to rest their case next week. today they put paul manafort s tax accountant back on the stand. joining me from outside the contract house in alexandria, national security and justice reporter julia ainsley and former federal prosecutor glen kirschner. jew julia, what s the latest? reporter: when i tend out there have been 30 minutes of testimony of another tax preparer. someone who took over the tax returns from another person who retired. she came in as the bottom was really falling out financially for paul manafort. this was around 2014-2015. what is clear is that the prosecution is establishing a pattern. everything she says alliance
russians involved in targeting the united states election process. now she then stepped back and said she agreed with the assessment of the intelligence community that came out in early 2017, that found that, no, this was a russian operation. this wasn t the chinese or the iranians. but the president himself has put some of his intelligence chief, particularly neilsen, in the uncomfortable position of finding themselves on the verge of contradicting themselves regarding these matters. the reality is that it s very possible for people in the intelligence community and in the defense space to act without necessarily matching the president s rhetoric. we see this recently from the pentagon. the pentagon released $200 million to the ukrainians to support their military and defense two weeks ago. that s something that very much would not have been matching the rhetor rhetoric that president trump has been using regarding putin. there are lots of steps that can be taken, in many cases taken
president trump has a chummy relationship with the national enquirer and its owner, david pecker, but the daily beast has a new exclusive that suggests that relationship is changing. pecker made a conscious decision to pull back on his pro-trump coverage just as his media empire found itself increasingly embroiled in trump world s legal woes. as pecker and his team were distancing themselves from trump publicly, a more surreptitious effort was under way to cleanse the public record of details of pecker s involvement in the karen mcdougal scandal and the ami boss s relationship with the president. joining me now is daily beast white house reporter. this is your story. why is pecker suddenly deciding or ami deciding they don t want to be so close to president trump? well, at the very least it s sort of a public relations play, at least to not seem as the national enquirer david pecker s flagship tabloid, has