or not, the public deserves the right to know. >> my special thanks to matt miller and david corn. we'll be seeing you again as part of our special coverage. what i'm going to do right now is reset where we're going. we have been watching with baited breath. everyone is watching what you see in the corner of the screen, which is when the judge resumes this sentencing proceeding for paul manafort, the only thing left is to actually hand down his jail sentence. paul manafort just spoke, as i was discussing with our panel, saying he felt humiliated and shamed, that would be an understatement. he was repentant, he said. he had time to think about it in reference to solitary confinement, but he didn't say a lot else. we're waiting to see when that sentence comes. there is other developing news tonight, which is, get this, michael cohen, trump's former lawyer, is formally suing the trump organization basically for an unpaid bill of about $2 million dating from last year. now, we've reported before about how trump's unpaid bills cast