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The Beat with Ari Melber (2017)
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Years: 2018 2017
The Beat with Ari Melber, Dec. 13, 2018
Duration: 44 Minutes
Guest host: Ayman Mohyeldin
Discussed Today:
Gov Rendell: Jared Kushner as Chief of Staff would be 'egregious'
New reports allege President Trump is eyeing his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to replace General John Kelly as Chief of Staff. Former Governor Ed Rendell tells “The Beat” that if the reporting is true, “its only meaning is that no one who’s got any credibility will take the job”. Rendell notes that “life or death military issues” are at stake and picking Kushner would be “a stunning choice” that shows the “disarray this White House is in”.
Guilty: Russian agent admits conspiracy to push Kremlin NRA agenda
Russian national Maria Butina has pleaded guilty, admitting to trying to influence U.S. Politics in the middle of the 2016 election. Butina pleaded to a conspiracy charge and agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors for failing to register as a foreign agent. The Rolling Stone’s Tim Dickinson tells “The Beat” that her efforts were “clearly well known among the highest ranking people in the Russian Government”.
Cohen raid spurs new criminal probe on Trump inauguration spending
The Wall Street Journal reports that there is a new criminal investigation into Trump’s inauguration. Reporter who broke the story tells “The Beat” that prosecutors are “looking at spending by the inaugural committee” as well as “donors who gave to the inauguration and what they may have received in return”.
Trump family author: Donald Trump Jr. 'front and center' in probes
Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg was allegedly involved in the hush-money payments that prosecutors now say was a crime. Sources tell NBC News Trump was the third person in the room discussing hush payments with Michael Cohen and National Enquirer publisher David Pecker. Executive Editor of Bloomberg View, Tim O’Brien and Watergate Prosecutor Nick Akerman join “The Beat”.
Duration: 44 Minutes
Guest host: Ayman Mohyeldin
Discussed Today:
New reports allege President Trump is eyeing his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to replace General John Kelly as Chief of Staff. Former Governor Ed Rendell tells “The Beat” that if the reporting is true, “its only meaning is that no one who’s got any credibility will take the job”. Rendell notes that “life or death military issues” are at stake and picking Kushner would be “a stunning choice” that shows the “disarray this White House is in”.
Russian national Maria Butina has pleaded guilty, admitting to trying to influence U.S. Politics in the middle of the 2016 election. Butina pleaded to a conspiracy charge and agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors for failing to register as a foreign agent. The Rolling Stone’s Tim Dickinson tells “The Beat” that her efforts were “clearly well known among the highest ranking people in the Russian Government”.
The Wall Street Journal reports that there is a new criminal investigation into Trump’s inauguration. Reporter who broke the story tells “The Beat” that prosecutors are “looking at spending by the inaugural committee” as well as “donors who gave to the inauguration and what they may have received in return”.
Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg was allegedly involved in the hush-money payments that prosecutors now say was a crime. Sources tell NBC News Trump was the third person in the room discussing hush payments with Michael Cohen and National Enquirer publisher David Pecker. Executive Editor of Bloomberg View, Tim O’Brien and Watergate Prosecutor Nick Akerman join “The Beat”.