A news and interview program, anchored by Erin Burnett. About keeping President Trumps secrets but will he keep them if mueller closes a trap on stone. Were learning of another big blow to stone, a judge ordering another person close to stone to appear before the mueller grand jury, thats former stone associate Andrew Miller. He fought a subpoena from mueller, the judge, though, said no. So Andrew Miller will appear. And today trumps former Campaign Chairman faced another day in court. Prosecutors slamming Paul Manafort for a fourth day showing he lied on his taxes, lies, lies, and more lies is the story from prosecutors and lets be clear, roger stone and Paul Manafort were not coffee boys Like Team Trump has tried to dismiss another trump aide who pleaded guilty in the russia informati
testimony in which she described a loan for 900,000. I think we have the exhibits the government showed in court for a 900,000 loan in 2014 and according to her own testimony, this money was supposed to
exactly. we weren t born yesterday. this happens. not at this particular level. people weren t betting on donald trump. his inauguration was smaller than all of those. i heard that. the investigations involving trump and aspects of the president s life, even if the mueller investigation wraps up, the trump organization being investigated, trump foundation, trump campaign, trump transition, special counsel, trump inauguration, the southern district of new york, trump administration, special counsel and congress. it suggests that this is going to go on and on and maybe throughout the next two years. right. the remarkable common denominator is trump. i think it illustrates that this is virtually guaranteed to go beyond the mueller probe. i do think it s important to keep in mind that these are just the criminal investigations. we also have a whole other set of congressional investigations,
if this man is tweeting that he doesn t even tweet or say anything without getting permission from the crown prince and the king, would he undertake a massive operation and coverup job like this without permission from the top. wolf. interesting. thank you very much, clarissa. let s bring in our experts. you know, samantha, you have spent time in saudi arabia. they just issued a statement, a formal statement, the kingdom of saudi arabia expresses deep regret at the painful developments that have taken place in this came and i a firms the commitment of the shorts in the kingdom to bring the facts to the attention of the public and to hold accountable all those involved. what is your reaction to what they re doing? any logical reaction to the statement is going to be, we weren t born yesterday. this is not a credible investigation. it is being led by the man who very likely was involved in at least ordering an illegal interrogation, torture a choke hold as the authorities are now s
the room or other things? all we know is the information for the most part that the what was provided to the unit there is. so the president s company doesn t own all of the hotel. investors do and those folks are not pleased with the revenue they ve been seeing given what s happened with the trump brand in new york. and you talk about the donald trump but here s the thing, let s be clear, because we weren t born yesterday, the saudi entourage didn t just randomly pick this hotel and nothing was available. they picked the trump international hotel because it s the trump international hotel and you re talking about this happening so quickly. do you have any idea what they might have expected to get in return for such a massive spend or was it just, oh, hey, make sure we mention that, hey, we stayed at the trump hotel? it s hard to know. we ve seen foreign countries book big business at trump s hotel in d.c. at a very public, obvious way. sometimes when their prime ministers or l
bubble gum and gummy bear and cotton candy. we weren t born yesterday. so i m very concerned about this. i was hoping to appeal to the sense of right and wrong, to cigarette companies. by the way three of the largest cigarette companies own these e cigarette companies. you would think that the cigarette industry might have learned its lesson with the tobacco lawsuit and the settlement into the billions of dollars. and now they re coming out with a product that would parallel exactly what the cigarette industry did to this country. and if it s proven that these that they re not healthy, don t they run the risk of a repeat? of course they do. but, you know, they re taking in those dollars. just follow the money. i want you to know that several of the senators have joined with me. and we have written to the fda, the food and drug administration.