the news continues, the source with kaitlan collins starts now. tonight, straight from the, source breaking news as trump s longtime money man alec weisselberg is now in talks to plead guilty again. this time, for allegedly lying on the witness stand and trump s civil fraud trial. another landmark trial we have watched, today the mother of the michigan school shooter ethan crumbley took the stand in her own defense. she said she did not know her son was in danger, despite the many warning signs. and a defensive near lloyd austin faced reporters for the first time since the secret hospital stay apologizing for not telling the president, saying, quote i did not handle this right. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. tonight, the man who spent decades helping run donald trump s family business allen weisselberg could be on the verge of pleading guilty for the second time. this, time to a charge we are told. the 76 world was the chief financial officer of the trum
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whole lot. who m what more can you tell us? certainly there was no real reaction to that. as you can hear from the audio. when he was talking about trade for several minutes, there s a lot of silence. a lot of donors in that room don t agree with him on trade matters, whether it s nafta or the steel and aluminum tariffs. it s an issue where he was trying to explain himself on trade a little bit. interestingly, he s told this story a little bit before. he s never talked about how he had no idea what the facts were and he s never really talked about trudeau s role. this is a moment where donald trump is telling republican donors he looked into trudeau s eyes. kind of called trudeau s buff even though he didn t know what his own cards looked like. it s not a good story for the united states president and his dealings with justin trudeau. but it may be helpful for him in explaining to donors the idea that he s good at negotiating trade deals. ken vogel, the president has
response to staff members wondering about how to talk about trump on social media. it is, for instance, entirely fair to call him a mendacious racist. he s running an overtly anti-muslim campaign. buzz feed s news reporting is reported in facts. joining the panel now is the political recorder for the guardian. what do you think, did buzz feed get it right in this case? i think so. one of the issues we all deal with especially reporting now a days is how do we use our voice on twitter? when you cover these campaigns, it is difficult in the face of this unprecedented rhetoric to not feel like you should be using more of a voice to call someone out for what it is. i think that, you know, the only slippery slope here is how to differentiate between some of the other can ts wdidates who m be using milder versions of the same rhetoric. but i think that what we ve seen from donald trump, again, has