j. lo in her latest music video about money. but ostrich wasn t even manafort s most expensive exotic skin. that would be his $18,500 python jacket. then there was the plaid, so similar to one worn by trump ex-lawer michael cohen that someone tweeted did manafort loan cohen his jacket? still, it s the ostrich jacket that has everyone craning their necks. it explains the first witness. reporter: we haven t seen manafort in it. yet someone noted this looks better wearing it. in the eyes of the ostrich, manafort is already guilty. jeanne moos, cnn does that make him guilty? reporter: new york. still ahead, president trump preparing for a rally pushing hard for a republican win in the ohio special election. what will his message be as the russia investigation swirls
despite the fact that the turkish foreign minister met with secretary of state pompeo in the past few hours and the readout from that meeting was positive, constructive that they thought they were making ground on this issue that it could be resolved in a number of days or weeks. now we hear from turkey s president today, reciprocating, as the foreign ministry warned they would, by sanctions on the turkish assets of the united states justice and interior ministers. now, obviously, the united states doesn t have justice and interior ministers and turkey hasn t yet said who these people are, but it looks like it could be attorney general jeff sessions. it looks like it could be secretary of homeland security krist kristirstjen nielsen. so the impact this would have would be minimal. but the signaling, it s not a positive development for getting him back to the united states or even out of house detention where he is now. nic robertson, thank you. coming up, hundreds of children and p
answers likely? just to see whether someone s being truthful? i think that s right. ironically enough, most subjects or targets of investigations, when they re given an opportunity to sit down with the prosecutors, it s really in their benefit to potentially talk themselves out of an indictment. in the absence of sitting down and convincing the prosecutors an indictment is forthcoming. it s more complicated of course with the president because there s the school of thought that says the sitting president cannot be indicted. i m not sure that there s a good answer here for the president. on one hand, defense lawyers would say don t sit down in the situation. on the other hand, of course, the mueller team will assume the worst if they don t get cooperation. and then, you know, steve, all of these investigations are taking rather odd twists. because now sources are telling cnn that kristin davis, also known as the manhattan madam, met mueller for a voluntary interview this week. inves
and then actually never really does do it. like release his taxes, right. then there s other cases where it overrides all common sense, all of his advice and everybody else and does do it. the big question is, is he going to do it in this case? we don t know what donald trump we re fog to get on that particular day. although his staff does say and his attorneys do say that his tweets, in effect, and his public statements amount to his own testimony so far and you can just read his tweets and read his mind and that s something muler is doing, to see if there s any condemning statements he s made in those tweets. he s been warned about that for a very long time. the president continues, you know, to tweet. whether he is saying disparaging things about the process, his own intel community, all of that. how will mueller use these tweets to his advantage? even if they never get direct q & a from the president? yes, well, the tweets, on one