[national anthem] will not show the anthem on tv before monday night otball games starting this year. the network only showed it ahead of three games last season. ed: basically let s just give up and not show the anthem? white house reportedly rachel: very sad. looks like netflix viewers drafting additional security didn t find skits like this clearance cancellations very funny, take a look. after president trump specifically called out i m homeland security still employed doj official bruce ohr. i think bruce ohr is a secretary kirstjen nielsen, it s popular nowadays to say disgrace. i suspect i will be taking it away very quickly. ice is bad. i think bruce ohr is a no better representation of american values right now than ice is. disgrace with his wife nellie. rachel: network officially we know bruce and nellie pulling the plug on anti-trump comedian michelle wolf s show less than three ohr like. months after being aired on security clearance is a their cable network. it
good for dem ok i think you h look at the fact that john brennan has engaged in an innuendo that really is a hallmark of the year of mccarthism. we re going to continue on this whole story out of alexandria virginia. jury deliberations under way in the paul manafort fraud trial. this as the judge is about to make a major decision of his own whether to unseal those secret bench discussions that have been fueling so much speculation. he s been meeting with lawyers from media organizations who want them unsealed. more on that. also president trump cancels his own plans for that big military parade. who he says is to blame and why the mayor of washington, d.c. is now taunting this president. and just a gut wrenching
signed up to be a public service to get to work on the campaign, it was not omarosa the actress, the reality tv star, it was omarosa the person who wants to serve and serve this president. and i think that is what donald trump inspired in people. and that s why so many people came and actually elected him president. all right, paris denard, thank you very much. the paul manafort fraud trial. how both sides made their closing arguments when we continue. for just . ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test. you can get a new taste of your heritage. only $59- our site s lowest price ever. let your perfect drive
some people flipping against his son. and there could be much more to come, you would suggest? absolutely. he s up for re-election in november. he s not stepping aside. you heard him very clearly last night. he is remaining on the ballot. you talk about what the impact things have on a jury. does that have an impact on a jury? i also wonder about the to himming timing of how quickly this will move. i don t think anticipate anything there won t be a trial, unless he wants a trial before the midterm, which i doubt he would. there won t be a trial before the midterm. he ll be able to drag it out. and what we heard was a very carefully crafted statement, if i was representing him, i would have drafted. i m innocent, but i m not delving into the facts. i m just going to tell you i m innocent in kind of a broad way. he made no secret all along i mean, a lot of folks have talked about it. he talked about it himself on tv, he kind of like sold this stock to his colleagues or talk
in a trial that has seen no shortage of drama, another stunning development from day eight of the paul manafort fraud trial. a and it has nothing to do with the president s former combine campaign chairman or fraud, for that matter. this is about the judge and his behavior. judge ts ellis went on the record and told the jury he was wrong for an outburst yesterday. saying, he s human. shimon, it is not every day that a federal judge admits he s wrong from the bench. what is this about? no, it s not. and a judge who continues to be so hard on prosecutors. this all stems from something that happened yesterday. the prosecution had a witness