indictments is how early she started in this influence campaign. we keep talking about her being here on a student visit a. she was here before on a visa, sometimes those visas are sponsored by the nra. the nra essentially sponsored here knowing zbli or unknowingly. we have to remember to put a bow around this conspiracy. there s a separate investigation going on about whether the nr ark got illegal contributions from russia. this is a bad case not just from the nra but anyone whose sieved money from the nra. more about the breakfast here, it attracted close to 20,000 people. close to 50 russians attended. why is there such a warm
this. this turn of fortunes for paul manafort. what happen to him now in does this make him flip? is it still on the table? zbli suspect the prosecutors are hopeful that will happen. this will be a real shock for him tonight if he goes out into montgomery county to one of the county jails or alexandria. those are all awful places. i know because the number of of the watergate people were placed in them. the reason they don t go to the d.c. jail, that is the true hell hole and people were physically injured and some of the watergate burglars got into a row in those place so, the government s got a problem. they also know this man once told his according to his daughter, he was suicidal. he threatened to take his life. i assume they re on watch for that as well. it is stunning what is happening here and as this happens, the president today you
it was like the dreamed story. the most photographed woman in the world. she a professional photographer. zbli heard stories about my colleagues, hiring speedboats. it would give you anything you wanted. so what was the picture everyone was looking for that summer. it was a picture of her kissing somebody who wasn t king charles. diana allegedly tips off a photographer about the yacht s location and days later the kiss t is splashed across the paper. the interest which was phenomenal. is it true this photographer made more than a million dollars? absolutely.
that you re obstructing justice? i don t think he would. you to do something es. zbli want to go back to the day whern he decided to fire him. do you think he had improper intent, would and how would robert m eric uller to do that? if you re talking about literally, what s going on here, of course. he admitted it. he doesn t like the investigation. he wanted to shut it down and that was his intent. that does not equal the intent that is required urn ed under f obstruction?
but if that number stays at six, republican leadership can essentially say to roll these guys because they can afford to lose 22 votes for this to pass. they don t want to get up in the double digits or want this to be that close, but if it is only six republican who is say they can t vote for this, republican leadership may be comfortable losing those six. it is about the sliding scale to keep as many people on board as possible, especially leading up to thursday when all this gets a lot more complicated and we start to talk about two different tax reform bills. kristen? it sure will. all right, garrett haake, thank you so much for breaking all that down for us. really appreciate it. and joining me now is mark short, white house director of legislative affairs who was in that meeting with democratic senators yesterday. mark, great to see you. thank you so much for joining us. kristen, thank you for having me on. zbli i want to drill in on taxes, but before that, i want to get