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And he lied. this was not a formal agreement. we said we told the judge, if he helped us when it came time. they re saying, no, he didn t help us. the prospect of additional criminal liability. some indictment, some new indictment in the future. now that we know the government says he wasn t an earnest cooperator, that now looms over this little part of this case. and the sense that there is something important unresolved and it comes to george papadopoulos was helped along by this public statement that he made today on twitter. 4:00 this afternoon. i ll quote it directly. quote, been a hell of a year. decisions. as a point of fact i m not sure how many decisions he has to make. we ll get some expert advice on that in a moment. the last set of developments in today s news related to the ....
There s case law that says jurors are presumed to have followed their instructions unless you can show otherwise. so people expect that juries will follow that advice. there are four alternates in this case so if someone were to come in and say, i was at home and i overheard this on the television. or someone blurted this out or someone told me trump said these things. they could be replaced with alternate. but i think the judge would ask you, do you think you could set it aside, i think most people would say yes, i can set them aside. so certainly they re highly inflammatory and highly irregular that we would see something like this. prosecutors are ethically bound not to speak with the guilt because an authority figure ....
Maybe they might be planning to release a verdict on manafort tonight. that turned out not to be the case. the court reconvened after 6:00 and many the judge announced, once again no verdict. they will come back tomorrow to start deliberating again at 9:30 in the morning. so two questions. with a jury deliberating over the course of nine hours today and 24 hours in total. is that starting to feel like a long time some is that a long deliberation and does it mean anything? if you re an attorney, they go through these long stretches. do you find it to be heartening or disheartening or do we just not know? second question. last question. is it a little weird that the ....
Dean is stale mental in good standing of the white house team would say only that he is in his office. he has not resigned. he has not been fired. this could be the case for some time to come but it is clear that from now on, john dean is white house counsel in name only. nbc news at the white house. 11 days after that warning shot from then white house counsel john dean, president richard nixon fired him. and nixon s supporters immediately began pointing to john dean as the person who everybody should blame for the whole watergate scandal and the whole cover-up. it should all be on dean s head. not the president s. that didn t work out well. but now we ve got a current president of the united states talking about john dean in public, calling him a rat for having testified against nixon 45 years ago. and we ve got the current white house counsel also citing the example of john dean. ....
Mueller and the special counsel s office. presidents in the past have avoided weighing in on criminal cases so as to avoid the appearance in a penning case. with this president it is totally the obvious. he is absolutely trying to influence the case. and i know it is rare to sequester a jury, to put a jury in a hotel and not give them any contact with their homes or the outside world until later. but the president of the united states is directing at this case on a daily basis, clearly trying to influence the verdict of the jury. is this one of those cases where the jury should have been sequestered? joining us now, barbara mcquaid thank you so much. ....