nadler writes as i reminded you at the outcetof your interview anything other than complete candor can have very serious consequences. i would like you to clarify this matter before the committee in very short order. no later than august 15. hicks said she told the truth. back with us tonight a, chuck rosenburg happens to be host of the msnbc podcast the oath. the nation turns its lonely eyes to you. a double question for you. number one, is hope hicks in real trouble? does she face real jeopardy? because you re a good lawyer, i know you have found some room that her attorneys may use as a spacious way of getting around this. i think the answer to number two may answer number one. one of the questions she was asked is whether she was present for these conversations regarding hush money payments to trump s paralawyers.
new court documents appear to suggest that hope hicks may have been directly and completely involved detailing phone calls and text messages. something she denied in her testimony to congress. a reminder, cohen is behind bars for his role in this. in his letter to hicks, jerry nadler writes as i reminded you at the outcetof your interview anything other than complete candor can have very serious consequen consequences. i would like you to clarify this matter before the committee in very short order. hicks said she told the truth. back with us tonight a, chuck rosenburg happens to be host of the msnbc podcast the oath. the nation turns its lonely eyes to you. a double question for you. number one, is hope hicks in real trouble? does she face real jeopardy? because you re a good lawyer, i
house, new legislation will pass to tighten up the laws and to make it clear that this conduct is illegal and the big question is what happens when it goes to the senate. will mitch mcconnell bring it to the floor or let it die as so many others have in the senate. will the american people hold republicans in the senate accountable for failing to criminalize conduct that clearly none of us wants to see in an election. the president s admission tonighta means it s official. it s open season. any foreign government that wants to interfere, come on over. i want to play some of the president s comments to abc news again. really listen to what he said. your campaign this time around, if foreigners, if russia or china offers you information on the opponents. should they accept it or call the fbi. i think maybe you do both. you might want to listen. there is nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a
here we go, tonight a statement on behalf of jussie smollett calling his arrest and court i want to talk about this case now. he s the author of words on the move. and i thank you for joining us. i read your article on this, and this is before you saw everything, right, that was laid out. this was five days ago. it s called what the just ae smollett story reveals. you call it victimhood chic. what do you mean? well, what i mean by that is that in a way this isn t surprising what he did. and so as culpable as he seems to be, and i m using seems only
house. no, your job is to but you, come on, you can test me, but you have to be honest about the way you do it. i really think i am, i think i m pretty transparent. you re assigning yes, i can t deny that, you are very transparent. but you look at that you mean that as a pejorative. but i mean it in terms i know you mean it as an insult. no. i don t take shots at you or the president. i m just talking about what is. you called the president tonight a slur that i am not going to repeat slur? i never. you say he s not telling the truth. he lies a lot. that s a reality. not a slur. today he said, true or false today he said he never directed michael cohen to commit a crime. i am not going to take the president at his word when he has a record of lying about these things. he didn t know about the stormy daniels payment. he said the guy was a pr agent, then he says he s his lawyer.