it s as simple as that. soon there would be another problem. what pam worried about would come true. federal investigators would come after gold finger indicting jim and pam because their company didn t have the money transmitter licenses. when the inindictment came down pamela was in contact with her lawyer very quickly. she immediately indicated she wanted to cooperate with the authorities. that was the position she was taking. i want to cooperate and i want to do whatever i can to help out the investigation. i didn t do anything wrong, according to pam, what can i do to help. did james know that his wife was going to cooperate. that s the $64,000 question. coming up, a suspect in the case and soon an arrest. but police had only just begun to solve the puzzle when
a terrible situation. you have a president who the public knows is the subject of criminal investigation and could be well involved in criminal activity and you do not get a rez lug resolution of the question? that doesn t seem like an appropriate way to deal with it. based on what you know right now, do you think you could bring a case against the president? i would want to know a lot more. i m at the stage, paced d bd on what i do know, i would be sitting with the agents and saying, we need to run down that, and run down that, and pin down things before we go. we are in a mode, i believe, of moving toward inindictment and charges of the president. but i do not believe based on what i know, mueller may know more, that we are at the stage of actually being able to make the charge. do you think it s fair to say at this point, there s been no real point of collusion between the trump campaign and russian interferers? i would not say that. i would say there has been no
volunteered told them that he met behind closed doors with kislyak right after the election. that s a meeting we didn t even know about. there s a content of that meeting that this judge knows that we don t. there s more interactions they had. they were texting. they were having multiple calls. he was calling to give him condolences on things that have plagued yes, after the russian plane went down. also yesterday what came out was the inindictment in the eastern district of virginia against his business associates. it s obvious flynn is completely english tangled in that and is involved with everything they re being charged with now. the judge shouldn t take that into account. mueller didn t bring that charge. he can look at conduct involved in his case but he s not supposed to look at conduct outside of his own district and not in the case that he s being asked the judge was mad at something. here is the three possibilities in my mind. the judge mentioned he sold his country
silence. we don t know. it might vofl other folks we can t imagine yet. a lot of times there s been an inindictment and we have been left saying who is that anyway? so we can t anticipate what the team is doing but i can tell you for sure that if manafort got this deal on tuesday or wednesday when he approached the special counsel or his team did, that he had something that was magical enough that the government, who is incredible with it s deals entered into this plea agreement and this cooperation agreement. okay. you anticipated by next question. well, in some places the worst may be yet to come. why in just a moment.
this is cnn tonight, i m don lemon. it is 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast. we re live with new developments tonight. russian investigations. vladimir putin now under inindictment for tacking hillary clinton during the campaign. mueller and his team has brought 191 criminal charges against 32 individuals and three companies. today s charges coming three days before president trump s one on one meeting with vladimir putin. a meeting, which trump speculated will be the easiest of his overseas trip. and note this, the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein said he briefed the president a few days ago. that makes trump s comments about wanting a friendship with russia a little perplexing. your deputy attorney general briefs you about agents who