BREAKING: As President Trump's former campaign chairman Manafort is found guilty in court on multiple counts, the president's former personal lawyer Cohen pleads guilty in different court to multiple counts in different case.
President Trump did not respond to questions about today's court cases involving his former aides, Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort, as he boarded Air Force one while en route to a political rally.
Former Trump aides:
NSA Flynn - (pleaded guilty)
Campaign aide Papadopoulos - (pleaded guilty)
Campaign Chairman Manafort - (found guilty on 8 counts)
Deputy campaign chairman and top transition official Gates - (pleaded guilty)
Personal lawyer Cohen - (pleaded guilty)
NSA Flynn - (pleaded guilty)
Campaign aide Papadopoulos - (pleaded guilty)
Campaign Chairman Manafort - (found guilty on 8 counts)
Deputy campaign chairman and top transition official Gates - (pleaded guilty)
Personal lawyer Cohen - (pleaded guilty)
Sen. Kaine: "With the Cohen and Manafort news today, it’s more important than ever that Congress act immediately to protect the Mueller investigation."
BREAKING: As President Trump’s former campaign chairman Manafort is found guilty in court on multiple counts, the president’s former personal lawyer Cohen pleads guilty in different court to multiple counts in different case.
WATCH: Michael Avenatti, attorney for Stormy Daniels, responds to Michael Cohen pleading guilty to multiple counts today.
Judge declares mistrial on 10 other counts against Manafort after jury unable to reach consensus on those counts.
JUST IN: Stormy Daniels on Cohen plea deal: "Michael [Avenatti] and I are vindicated and we look forward to the apologies from the people who claimed we were wrong." nbcnews.to/2w4tZh2
President Trump has landed aboard Air Force One in West Virginia ahead of a political rally Tuesday night; the president and the White House have declined to comment Tuesday afternoon on Manafort and Cohen cases.
As he landed in West Virginia, President Trump tweeted about his rally tonight, but does not mention guilty verdicts of his former campaign chairman or guilty plea of his former personal lawyer Tuesday afternoon.
Senate Minority Leader Schumer: President Trump “better not talk about pardons for Cohen or Paul Manafort tonight or in the future.”
