After dragging itself in there and just barfed sorry. Something that has come up in our coverage and im going to show the video you showed of the kids in the new york city facility. We blur their faces. Whats what we would do if we were in a new York City Public School room, for example, and didnt have the permission of the parents of everyone involved to show the childrens faces. But these are missing children. We used to have the faces of kids on milk cartons in this country because we were trying to reunite these missing children with their parents trying to find them. I dont know what the answer to this is, but im wondering whether we should be blurring those faces or whether we should be showing those faces so that perhaps the parent or the cousin of one of the parents of these people somewhere in the country sees one of these faces and is able to tell someone in the family, shes in new york city, i just saw her on tv. I dont know how we should handle this. It is a very difficult
Report in Paul Manaforts case. This is report in which both the prosecution and the defense explained to the judge where the case stands before Paul Manafort has to be sentenced. That status report was filed this evening, and the shocker came on the second page where the special prosecutor says, after signing the employee agreement manafort committed federal crimes by lying to the federal bureau of investigation and the special counsels office on a variety of subject matters. The government will file a detailed sentencing submission to the Probation Department and the court in advance of sentencing that sets forth the nature of the defendants crimes and lies including those after signing the plea agreement herein. As the defendant has breached the plea agreement, there is no reason to delay his sentencing herein. Manaforts lawyers then responded on that same page of the status report saying, after signing the plea agreement manafort met with the government on numerous occasions and ans
Should get no due process. They will be able to establish that in every case. That does it for us. Now its time for the last word with Lawrence Odonnell good evening, lawrence. Im trying to work with the image of the constitution sleeping on the bathroom floor. After dragging itself in there and just barfed sorry. Something that has come up in our coverage and im going to show the video you showed of the kids in the new york city facility. We blur their faces. Whats what we would do if we were in a new York City Public School room, for example, and didnt have the permission of the parents of everyone involved to show the childrens faces. But these are missing children. We used to have the faces of kids on milk cartons in this country because we were trying to reunite these missing children with their parents trying to find them. I dont know what the answer to this is, but im wondering whether we should be blurring those faces or whether we should be showing those faces so that perhaps
Today was one of those days when the breaking news was actually scheduled and expected because today was the deadline for the filing of a socalled status report in Paul Manaforts case. This is report in which both the prosecution and the defense explained to the judge where the case stands before Paul Manafort has to be sentenced. That status report was filed this evening, and the shocker came on the second page where the special prosecutor says, after signing the employee agreement manafort committed federal crimes by lying to the federal bureau of investigation and the special counsels office on a variety of subject matters. The government will file a detailed sentencing submission to the Probation Department and the court in advance of sentencing that sets forth the nature of the defendants crimes and lies including those after signing the plea agreement herein. As the defendant has breached the plea agreement, there is no reason to delay his sentencing herein. Manaforts lawyers the