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Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news. reporters, julia ainsley and tyranny snead. we have been going back and forth. and i thought ken had the exciting stuff. but i think i had the better day. where exactly paful manafort lied. one man who said he was asked to lie by paul manafort when he had e-mails showing that he was asked to lie and say that a residence that paul manafort owned in new york was a personal residence for the manaforts and not a business rental as it was. he wanted him to lie because he was trying to change his financial situation to get more loans. then we saw another tax preparer, cindy laporta. and she, there is a reason she had immunity because she said she was disturbed and she eventually drew a line and stopped doing this. but never wanted to report it because she didn t want to open up her firm to litigation. there is a pattern, rick gates and paul manafort worked hand in glove. it was not rick gates. and that also time and time again, paul ma ....
Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news. fraudulent accounting tricks that they use to convince banks to give them more money and paul manafort was cc ed on these e-mails. there is something here as i read testimony of the case and paged through some of the bits of evidence the government has entered, julia, that there is a desperation that is almost cinematic. you can feel wafting off the e-mails. that these are people that are scrounging and starved for cash. desperation is the word, i m glad you used that. that is the one word that the prosecution wants to have sticking in the jurors mind when they deliberate. this was a man desperate enough when he works with these shady characters. he would have put his whole family and business at risk because he was so desperate. he got to a point where he might not have been able to pay health care premiums but still wanted to fund the lifestyles and keep the house in the hamptons. a man that was desperate, and wanted to keep ....
judge tonight is calling the trump administration reunification efforts unacceptable. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. at the close of the first week of paul manafort s trial, things do not look good for the former campaign chairman of the trump campaign. and today in particular, the testimony about manafort s alleged tax evasion and bank fraud took on a very human dimension when his accountant admitted under oath on the stand that she had in fact knowingly falsified tax documents in order to save manafort hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes. manafort s accountant, cindy la porta testifying i knew it was wrong, i could have refused but that would expose the accounting firm to the risk of litigation or i could have called long-time clients liars. i very much regret it. this is the first of two trials of paul manafort being brought by special counsel robert wire transfers to prove that paul manafort was hiding millions of dolla ....
Katy Tur hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. something extraneous to the facts of the investigation just to get them to lie. that is clearly not what s going on here. mueller has 100 valid reasons to want to talk to trump. what we have here is a perjury risk. it s a great risk. that s because trump isn t capable of telling the truth, and particularly when he knows he is in trouble if he does. so if itt s not a perjury trap, which is a technical term. this audio leaked of devin nunes, it s not surprising he is carrying water for the president, but it is surprising he would say on the record out loud, out loud to a number of donors, that it ultimately doesn t matter what mueller comes out with, that sessions won t unrecrews ause and it s j. it s just up to us to protect the president. that s saying if robert mueller comes back and says we found conspiracy, we found whatever, it doesn t matter for the republicans? is that a widely held ....
hour. ali velshi is here. that would be wild if there wasn t a mention of emoluments in the konsz constitution. even without it. if you look at the way business operates, the way we operate, the way politics operates, you protect against seeming like seeming like. for your own pocket. even if the impression is there you protect against that. this was the danger when people didn t take the emoluments clause seriously when we discussed it. it becomes more and more on normal. we started discussing it the way he was inaugurated, talking about the trump d.c. hotel and it has been a consistent issue ever few months since then. new stories arise, does donald trump, is he working for himself, is he working for the american public, his golf course in scotland the blind trust that s not blind. the air force stopping and staying inviting everybody from the g-7. they say they vetted a number of other properties. david was trying to figure out if they did, calling t ....