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saturdays at 11:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc and i promise tomorrow night is going to be a good one. from all of our colleagues across the networks and nbc news, thanks for staying up late, see you again tomorrow. u again tom tomorrow. tonight on all in. being bad or slow isn t enough of a reason to get off the case. a new ruling from trump s florida judge and a quantity for the special counsel. the next question really is, what is judge stuff going to do? tonight, the slow walking on the documents case and the dwindling options for jack smith. then 30 some other banks and in surety forms said no. so, they are have to be a reason why he said yes why a subprime auto lender, from california, put up trump s $175 million bond. um what does he get in return? and trump s golf deal with from saudi arabia, what do they get in return? plus. we don t see the changes that we need to see. there will be changes in our own policy. new pressure on israel that m
tonight, the slow walking on the documents case and the dwindling options for jack smith. then, 30 other banks and surety firms said no. so there has to be a reason why he said yes. why a subprime auto lender from california put up trumps $175 million bond. what does he get in return? trumps golf deal with saudi arabia, what do they get in return? us, if we don t see the changes that we need to see, there will be changes in our policy. new pressure on israel that might actually be working, all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. donald trump lost again in court today, but, his hand- picked judge still left the door open for him to skirt accountability for his crimes. in a brief three page ruling issued this afternoon, judge aileen cannon denied the ex- president s motion to have his classified documents case completely dismissed, thrown out, under the presidential records act. trumps lawyers effectively argued he had a right to steal
todd whitman is my guest. let s if out front. good evening. i m erin burnett. breaking news, a shrewd leader, how president trump s lawyers are painting paul manafort. a jury of six men and six women listening as heweller s team outlined its case describing manafort as a con artist who ran a global scheme to avoid paying millions in taxes. prosecutors say manafort made $60 million in ukraine and that he didn t report to it the irs. they say he had 30 bank accounts in just three foreign countries which he used in part to store untaxed income to spend on luxury goods like range rovers, a watch costing $21,000, a $15,000 custom made ostrich jacket. who doesn t need one of those, right? the defense hitting back saying manafort is the victim that he was taken advantage of by the man he trusted most rick gates, his right hand man in ukraine and his deputy in the trump
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sessions you should stop this rigged witch hunt right now. it s a dirty disgrace, would that be a problem? you bet it would be. if he had sent jeff sessions a memo to that effect or said it in a meeting, would that be important evidence? in an inquiry into obstruction of justice? it certainly would. i know that, i m not an attorney, i m sure you know that as well. because he types it out on twitter for the whole world to see, including jeff sessions, are we supposed to ignore it as just the president blowing off steam? why? and it s far from the first time that we have been told so treat the president s public statements as something else, something other than what they say. remember this from july of 2016? russia, if you re listening, i hope you re able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. this is why this is important. this is how the new york times
cnn has learned the president s tweet today was just hours after his legal team updated him