Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news.
another round of election sabotage is underway. and the trump official who says his warnings about the psychological damage of separated families was ignored. good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes. paul manafort is a shrewd liar so says the prosecution in the opening statement in the trial. opening statement and even the testimony of first witness hours ago, paul manafort facing 18 counts. bank fraud, tax evaluation, and conspiracy charges. work with should note which predated his duties on the campaign of donald trump.
and zoe fillman. i wrote down the word astonishing greed. we knew the outline of this tale from the indictment and court documents. but another thing to hear it lay out in court. this scheme whereby manafort was earning $16 million. but instead of taking the money in a wire transfer, he concocted this elaborate scheme to accept it in loans which weren t really loans all to evade taxes. and interestingly, when his
Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news.
allegations in the u.s. so we talked about this sort of circumventing the american tax system. overseas payments and overseas bank accounts and never reported which is what is alleged. what is the bank fraud part of the case. it is the prosecutors allege that after 2014, when the spigot of cash was turned off, he needed to fund his lavish lifestyle. what he had was real estate holdings that he purchased through the bogus loans. what he did, was he began overstating the value of these property. faking a profit and loss statement for his company. showing cash that he didn t have for bankers including while he was chairman of the campaign. they call it bank c and that is
the kind of fraud that they are alleging. prosecutors are going to show that in fact it was false. zoe, tad davine was there. he was a partner with manafort in his work in ukraine, what did he have to say? so tad talked about being brought in starting in 2005 to head med
In june we brought you that story of a salvadorian mother. as most immigrant children taken from theirreunified by their parents, we re learning her experience and her son s experience is far from unique. many children are already showing the psychological scars of their ordeal. the new york times reporting on one child. a 5-year-old brazilian boy who asked for breast feeding when he was reunited with his mother. now his favorite game is patting down and shackling migrants with plastic cuffs. when visitors showed up in philadelphia, he krouxed behind the sofa. at least one detention center where children were held, children were given psycho tropic medication without consent. on monday in a case that included filings from kids about being forcibly injected with drugs and feeling side effects,
Plastic cuffs. when visitors showed up in philadelphia, he krouxed behind the sofa. at least one detention center where children were held, children were given psycho tropic medication without consent. on monday in a case that included filings from kids about being forcibly injected with drugs and feeling side effects, a federal judge said the administration can no longer give them psycho tropic drugs without consent. not only it was damage done to these children foreseeable, it was foreseen within the administration. one health and human services official today telling the senate hearing that he warned the administration about what would happen. there s no question that separation of children from parents entails significant