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Rudy Giuliani hints at longer Trump Tower talks

Rudy Giuliani hints at longer Trump Tower talks

In an interview with ABC, President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani suggested that Trump had spoken with his former attorney Michael Cohen beyond January 2016 about the possibility of a Trump Tower in Moscow. #CNN #News
Rudy Giuliani reacts to Michael Cohen's sentencing

Rudy Giuliani reacts to Michael Cohen’s sentencing

President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani plays down any implication that Trump committed a campaign finance violation; chief White House correspondent John Roberts reports. FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as…

Prosecutors Effectively Accuse Trump of Defrauding Voters. What Does It Mean?

In the narrative that prosecutors are building, President Trump continued to secretly seek to do business in Russia well into his presidential campaign even as Russian agents made more efforts to influence him. At the same time, in this account he ordered hush payments to two women to suppress stories of impropriety in violation of campaign finance law. Mr. Giuliani pointed to that outcome on Saturday to argue that the president should not be similarly charged. “The President is not implicated in campaign finance violations because based on Edwards case and others the payments are not campaign contributions,” Mr. Giuliani wrote on Twitter. But he added that did not necessarily mean that the committee should vote to impeach Mr. Trump. And while the prevailing view at the Justice Department is that a sitting president cannot be indicted, that does not mean a president cannot be charged after leaving office. Representative Jerrold Nadler, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, said that if the campaign finance case as laid out by prosecutors was true, Mr. Trump would likely meet the criteria for an impeachable offense. Mr. Trump’s lawyers feared that Mr. Mueller was trying to cast Mr. Trump as an unindicted co-conspirator. Mr. Trump’s lawyers held off sending the answers and demanded a meeting with Justice Department officials and Mr. Mueller’s team, according to one person close to the president. Representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland, a Democratic member of the Judiciary Committee, said the standard set during the impeachment of President Bill Clinton for lying under oath certainly puts Mr. Trump “in impeachment territory” because of the campaign finance issue.

Mueller memo says Michael Flynn has provided ‘substantial assistance,’ recommends lenient sentence

Special Counsel Robert Mueller filed a memorandum Tuesday recommending a lenient sentence -- with the possibility of no prison time -- for convicted former national security adviser Michael Flynn, and stating that Flynn has offered "substantial" help to investigators about "several ongoing investigations." The bombshell release comes as additional sentencing memorandums are expected within days in the cases of former Trump attorney Michael Cohen and ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort, amid multiple reports and indications that the long-running Mueller probe into ties between President Trump's team and Russia is winding down. Responding to the documents' release, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani told Fox News that Mueller was "spitting on the sidewalk, with major repercussions for many.” He added that there was nothing in the sentencing memo to suggest collusion between the Trump team and Russia, and denounced the Mueller team as “overzealous media inspired prosecutors" and "sick puppies.” The new documents do not provide specifics about what exactly Mueller has learned from Flynn, but they indicate he provided "documents and communications" about his time working with the Trump administration during the presidential transition period. Mueller's addendum to the memorandum states that Flynn has "assisted with several ongoing investigations," including the Russia probe and an apparently separate "criminal investigation." It continues: "Several senior members of the transition team publicly repeated false information conveyed to them by the defendant about communications between him and the Russian ambassador regarding the sanctions." Flynn was under investigation by the Justice Department for that work when he became national security adviser. The plea deal said Flynn’s cooperation may include answering questions, taking government-administered polygraph examinations, providing sworn statements and participating in “covert law enforcement activities.” Mueller’s team has entered plea agreements with several Trump associates, including former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who the special counsel now alleges breached their plea deal by lying to investigators. Mueller’s team also entered a deal last week with former longtime Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen, after he pleaded guilty to making false statements to Congress regarding his description of the Trump Organization’s plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow. Former senior Justice Department official James Trusty told Fox News that the guilty pleas related to making false statements “do[] not suggest a particularly successful investigation.” “It’s heavy on false statements charges, and that doesn’t suggest that it’s moving in the right direction for the prosecution,” Trusty said. Trump has denied asking Comey to drop the investigation, but that conversation between the fired FBI director and the president is reportedly one under scrutiny by the special counsel’s office as he investigates whether Trump attempted to obstruct the Russia investigation.
Trump hands over responses to Robert Mueller's team

Trump hands over responses to Robert Mueller’s team

President Donald Trump submitted written responses to special counsel Robert Mueller's office to respond to questions surrounding collusion between Russian officials and Trump's team during the campaign. But the president's lawyer Rudy Giuliani made clear the process isn't over and…

Chief Capano: MPD won’t get involved in politics

MANCHESTER — Police Chief Carlo Capano said Wednesday he won’t allow his department “to get involved in the world of politics,” a clear departure from the practice of his predecessor. Capano acknowledged that he allowed President Donald Trump’s Russia-investigation lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to address police officers during roll call on Monday, the day before elections. But Capano would not permit media into the meeting. That’s not our practice here,” Capano said. Capano addressed a reporter’s question during a monthly meeting of the Manchester Police Commission. His statement represents a change of practice at the police department under his leadership. During the closing days of the 2016 presidential primary, Trump visited the Manchester police station with cameras rolling, and video of that visit ended up as part of his successful campaign for President. Earlier this year, Willard was sworn in as U.S. marshal in New Hampshire. Capano said Giuliani, a former federal prosecutor and mayor of New York, expressed thanks when he spoke to Manchester police officers Monday. Giuliani discussed no sensitive issues, such as local police detentions for ICE, Capano said.

Saudi Crown Prince Freaks Out After Giuliani Offers to Go on TV and Explain...

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—The Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, “totally freaked out” after Rudolph Giuliani offered to appear on television and explain “what really happened” inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Giuliani has confirmed. Giuliani told reporters on Tuesday that he phoned the crown prince to make “an extremely attractive offer of my services.” “I told him, ‘I can get this whole thing wrapped up in two weeks—three, tops,’ ” Giuliani said. “ ‘Just say the word and Rudy Giuliani can be your official TV spokesman.’ ” “I would just get out there and clear up a lot of the questions people have,” he said. “Whose idea was the body double? Who paid for the bone saw? Let’s just tell everybody everything. I would do an amazing job of that.” According to White House sources, the crown prince abruptly hung up on the former New York mayor and immediately called Donald J. Trump to demand that Giuliani be detained indefinitely in the White House basement. Giuliani said that he was “saddened” that the Saudi royal reacted so negatively to his offer. “I haven’t been on TV in a while,” he said. “I really miss it.”
Giuliani: Rosenstein told Trump wire comments were sarcastic

Giuliani: Rosenstein told Trump wire comments were sarcastic

President's attorney confirms Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein told Trump his comments about secret recordings were 'sarcastic'; Catherine Herridge reports from Washington. FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as well as…
Rudy Giuliani And Sarah Huckabee Sanders Respond To Paul Manafort Plea Deal | MSNBC

Rudy Giuliani And Sarah Huckabee Sanders Respond To Paul Manafort Plea Deal | MSNBC

Rudy Giuliani and Sarah Sanders respond to the news that Paul Manafort has agreed to a plea agreement. » Subscribe to MSNBC: http://on.msnbc.com/SubscribeTomsnbc About: MSNBC is the premier destination for in-depth analysis of daily headlines, insightful political commentary and informed…
Rudy Giuliani on how far America has come since 9/11

Rudy Giuliani on how far America has come since 9/11

Former NYC mayor and attorney for President Trump reflects on the 17th anniversary of the terror attacks on 'Fox & Friends.' FOX News Channel (FNC) is a 24-hour all-encompassing news service dedicated to delivering breaking news as well as political…