Paul Manafort jury deliberating for third day

The jury in the tax and bank fraud trial of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is deliberating on a verdict for a third day Monday. CBS News Washington correspondent Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about what's next for Manafort, including a second criminal trial in Washington, D.C.

[mikebaran]

Longer A Jury Takes...The More Likely NOT GUILTY

[MyEyesBled]

They’re waiting for their pay checks...

[felixniederhauser]

in dubio pro reo!
Manaford is not guilty concerning the Trump campaign, hence, NOT GUILTY!

[ryarod]

I am certain there's a bribed juror in there.

And if he throws this, I hope that Mueller and co. find him, and any others, and lock *him* away for life, to make an example of him. Any enemy of justice deserves to rot forever.

EDIT: Considering how many charges Manafort is facing, I realize I was impulsive; it's a lot to go through.

However, I hope they get it done fast as possible, and come out with accurate verdicts. And what I said still applies if there's a rat in there.

[danzan]

The longer the deliberation, the more hope for exoneration is seen; even if Manafort gets just one conviction. With a hung jury, without a real capital crime involved, a trial can only begin again just one more time. Good luck Manafort; you beat the same charges 8 years ago.

[rmac]

Looks like this jury is being influenced and threatened

[rebeccarichards]

NO MATTER WHAT THIS JURY COMES UP WITH GUILTY ON MOST COUNTS I HOPE REMEMBER HE HAS A BIGGER CRIMINAL TRIAL IN DC, I THINK I'M SEPTEMBER 2018?

[realamerican]

Snake oil for sale! Get your bottle now form Don! Guarantee to cure all your problems.

[matthewstein]

When I heard that Manafort was "banking on a pardon from Trump" I knew it was pure horsepucky from an unreliable source. I switch to see from where the video came and saw that indeed, I was correct.

[YouTube.TOM.A]

3 DAYS of deliberation is not significant. Usually analyst  do a lot of speculation  right up to the event and then if wrong; all is forgiven or never revisited. It's one of the joys of journalism. I get to point out my own errors if I choose to do so.

[Whatdafuk]

I bet you want the names, why did you ask before the verdict though

[MrRichBenn]

Manny will be convicted; it's a matter of how many counts. Looking at the (so far) realeased trial documents, I'm betting most think all counts; one or two aren't certain on a couple or want to review every document. That could take some time.

[drjohnsonhungwell]

Probably working on book deals and interviews for the highest bidder, but I hope manafort walks

[clutchyfinger]

Says a lot about the state of education in this country when the jury is taking too long deliberating wether to convict a disney villain wearing a Cruella Deville fur coat.

[vibehigh]

Shows up to court in a bulletproof sedan...

[thangnguyen]

bet u $5 that there is ONE guy in that jury is like, "nope. not guilty. it's reasonable doubt, so he's innocent. wat reason? i feel that." all other jurors just red face and don't know wat to do

[hollyhocks]

We don’t need him to be found guilty of all 18 charges. Just enough to keep him in jail for his life time.

[JoelDmax]

You cant keep politics out of the juror’s minds with Trump is making sure of that. He only has to get into the mind of one juror. Found guilty or not Manafort will walk either by hung jury or Trump pardoning him. Either way, Manafort walks

[rebeccarichards]

GO TO DUBIOUS FRIENDS OF DONALD TRUMP...ZEMBLA. HIS TIES TO THE MOB WILL CEMENT YOUR THOUGHTS ON HIM

[Cjv]

What is the response if trump pardons manafort? He likely wont do it until after elections but, i think he's normalizing the idea to the public, going by his actions of the past, and current display of solidarity.