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The Beat with Ari Melber (2017)
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News, Talk-Show
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Years: 2018 2017
The Beat with Ari Melber, Feb. 26, 2019
Duration: 45 Minutes
Discussed Today:
House passes resolution to end Trump's ‘National Emergency’
The House passed a resolution to end Trump's “National Emergency” in a vote of 245-182. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Joaquín Castro, D-Texas, is intended to stop the president's use of billions of dollars in existing federal funds to build a wall on the southern border without congressional approval.
Revealed: Michael Cohen to recount Trump money trail under oath
Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen begins his marathon week of Capitol Hill testimony with closed-door testimony focusing on whether the Russians could have had any leverage over Trump and on Trump’s finances. Sources tell NBC News Cohen will also spill on Trump’s criminal conduct while in office.
Lawyers for top Mueller witnesses speak to MSNBC's Ari Melber
Four lawyers with first-hand knowledge of the Russia probe join anchor Ari Melber for an unusual interview detailing the lengths Mueller’s team went to maintain secrecy and even “intimidate” witnesses. The joint interview includes lawyers for witnesses who cooperated, like Brittany Kaiser and Michael Caputo, and lawyers for ex-Trump aides who pled guilty and flipped on Trump, like George Papadopoulos and Rick Gates, and includes discussion of if Mueller will ultimately prove obstruction or collusion.
When lawyers for top Mueller witnesses spoke out on live TV
Four lawyers with first-hand knowledge of the Russia probe join anchor Ari Melber for an unusual interview detailing the lengths Mueller’s team went to maintain secrecy and even “intimidate” witnesses. The joint interview includes lawyers for witnesses who cooperated, like Brittany Kaiser and Michael Caputo, and lawyers for ex-Trump aides who pled guilty and flipped on Trump, like George Papadopoulos and Rick Gates, and includes discussion of if Mueller will ultimately prove obstruction or collusion.
Duration: 45 Minutes
Discussed Today:
The House passed a resolution to end Trump's “National Emergency” in a vote of 245-182. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Joaquín Castro, D-Texas, is intended to stop the president's use of billions of dollars in existing federal funds to build a wall on the southern border without congressional approval.
Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen begins his marathon week of Capitol Hill testimony with closed-door testimony focusing on whether the Russians could have had any leverage over Trump and on Trump’s finances. Sources tell NBC News Cohen will also spill on Trump’s criminal conduct while in office.
Four lawyers with first-hand knowledge of the Russia probe join anchor Ari Melber for an unusual interview detailing the lengths Mueller’s team went to maintain secrecy and even “intimidate” witnesses. The joint interview includes lawyers for witnesses who cooperated, like Brittany Kaiser and Michael Caputo, and lawyers for ex-Trump aides who pled guilty and flipped on Trump, like George Papadopoulos and Rick Gates, and includes discussion of if Mueller will ultimately prove obstruction or collusion.
Four lawyers with first-hand knowledge of the Russia probe join anchor Ari Melber for an unusual interview detailing the lengths Mueller’s team went to maintain secrecy and even “intimidate” witnesses. The joint interview includes lawyers for witnesses who cooperated, like Brittany Kaiser and Michael Caputo, and lawyers for ex-Trump aides who pled guilty and flipped on Trump, like George Papadopoulos and Rick Gates, and includes discussion of if Mueller will ultimately prove obstruction or collusion.