for comey. but he will always be remembered for trying to blend into that curtain. all 6'8" of him. jeanne moos cnn new york. >> pictures like that throw me. donald trump is a tall guy and ha is bizarre. thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts now. good evening, thanks for joining us today. an adult film actor was in court today with the lawyer of the president of the united states. at the hearing in new york, the judge decided whether the president, michael cohen's legal team will get to review files seized by the fbi before prosecutors do. the most stunning moment came when michael cohen forced to

ideal the mystery client. and that client is shaean hanni. this did not come out willingly in court. the client had asked not to have their name revealed. the judge said that was not a good enough reason. so michael cohen's client that we know of, the president, elliott broidy, and shawn hannity of fox news. here is the way sean hannity explained it. >> i have known michael a long, long time and let me very clear to the media. michael never remitted me in any matter. i never retained him in the traditional sense as retaining a lawyer. i never received an invoice from

michael. i never paid legal fees to michael. but, i have occasionally have had brief discussions with him about legal questions about which i wanted his input and perspective. and i assume that those conversations were attorney client confidential. now regards of the exact nature of their relationship, even if it is as hannity states almost exclusive about real estate. >> it is a fox news alert. president trump's long-term attorney michael cohen just had his office, his home and hotel room he was staying in was raided by the fbi. now a run away train careening

off the tracks. >> no mention of disclosure. shaean hannity talks about it o his legal show. >> this opens up the area where it seems no limit at all into the fishing expedition that mueller is now engaged in and if he has access, i can only imagine where that is going to lead. >> he can definitely imagine at least one place, his own name. not disclosing a business or relationship with someone you report on and has had on as your guest, that doesn't sound fair nor balance.

shim shimon joins us. >> reporter: it was a small victory for michael cohen and his legal team. their whole point in filing this motion is to review the materials that the fbi seized a week ago and they wanted to review it and have an opportunity discuss about what is privileged and what the government should not have access to. today the judge ordered prosecutors, the governent here to turn over and make copies of various documents, some ten boxes it was revealed in court of the fbi now has with material that they seized from michael cohen, electronic devices and hard drives and all of that has to be copied and handed over to michael cohen's attorneys. >> is it clear whether or not sean hannity is michael cohen's

client. >> reporter: much like everything else with this hearing, it is confusing. tell us who michael cohen represents. and there has always been this blurred line and this goes to the argument that prosecutors have been making that michael cohen has these interesting relationships with people that aren't necessarily people he is representing. just this vague sort of line here that prosecutors say does not always mean that these people are his clients. sean hannity as you played earlier denied that michael cohen represented him. but michael cohen's attorneys used the argument that michael cohen was his attorney and should not release who this third client was that wound up being hannity and i can tell you having being in this courtroom when it happened, it was a stunning moment. the audience, people sitting around the courtroom, the

reaction was audible and people were shocked after the judge ordered him to release the name of the client. >> what does this mean in terms of the investigation moving forward? it seems to be a delay. >> reporter: this is definitely a delay. the prosecutors did not want this. arguing since friday this was a stall tactic by michael cohen and his attorney, by the president's attorney who have now intervened and this presents the investigators from looking at any of the information, any of the documents that were seized in the raid. it is now up to a taint team that is run by the government that has no access to the investigation to go over some of the materials that are going to be provided to michael cohen's attorneys. in terms of the investigation, in terms of this material that was seized, the investigators will not have access for it until the judge decides what they should look at. >> all right. thanks. lots to sort out.

joining me now is gloria borge., who is happier ton the? >> i do think it is a mix but i wouldn't classify it as a win for michael cohen and the president. their first ask is let us decide what is privileged. and we will give to the government what we don't think is privilege. the judge said absolutely no to that. what the government wants is for the ability for their taint team to review the material and push out anything that is questionable to debate with the lawyers for michael cohen and the president. what michael cohen's lawyers said is present an independent

third party to go through all of it. it is clear that in a case like this nothing that is attorney/client privilege is going to be reviewed. will the judge defer to the government or appoint a special master. the issue with the special master is it tends to take longer and more of a delay and she hasn't decided that. >> she hasn't decided whether for sure she will have a special master. and she has asked for four names on each side. the lawyers will provide those names tomorrow. >> a former judge? >> a former judge, former attorney general. a very well respected lawyer. >> gloria, the longer the team can run out the clock, does it. >> it might because it is

significant for them to get judicial review. and if you have been talking about, take longer, i have been speaking to a legal source today who is close to the case saying look, the reason they have this search warrant in the first place leads you to believe they are close to something. we don't know if what they were looking for is key evidence for what they need. whether it is confirming evidence that they would just have liked. if they were close and they wanted to secure this evidence as additional evidence, maybe they can do whatever they wanted to do with michael cohen in the first place without waiting for all of this. that they could continue to move. on the other hand, if they felt they needed this evidence to indict, say, then it will take longer and it will help michael

cohen because this is a process and of course they have the opportunity during this process to appeal. >> david, as for the sean hannity revelation, he says he wasn't michael cohen's client in the quote-unquote traditional sense, do you have any idea what this mean as soon s? >> no. my instinct was that there is a writer, a scandal writer saying why didn't a think of this. it was telling, if i were hannity i would be embarrassed as well. having gone off on the rampage. sean hannity is not a journalist, a reporter. he is an info-tainer.

and perhaps he doesn't hold himself this that matter. can you imagine if you for example had been shown up as a client in a situation like this. if he is not a client, why do these lawyers say he was. so raises all kinds of questions. >> ann, if you haven't paid somebody and you consulted them for advice, sean hannity claims about real estate primarily, can you automatically say it is privileged? >> you can still be a client even if you haven't paid a lawyer yet. and sometimes you get advice and pay later, sometimes you don't pay. but the real question is were you asking for legal advice and guidance. sean hannity had this conversation with michael cohen and someone else was in the

room, it is not privileged. it does come down to the question -- >> if he is asking about real estate deal, if it is a business deal. >> you could be on either side of that. i think, you know, if it is for legal advice, how do i structure, hwhat do you think about this legal arrangement, this could be client attorney privilege. >> i guess though i will say i am surprised that he would not, you know, just to inform his viewers in the some 16 times that michael cohen has been on that we counted since donald trump announced candidacy, that he would not at least i consulted michael cohen for advice over the years on real estate stuff. >> you would expect someone to do that. in the interest of full discl e

disclosure i have gone to michael cohen over the years for real estate. that didn't happen and you point out he is not really a journalist. when he was having these conversations with michael cohen, he didn't specifically say oh, this is covered under attorney client because it was so informal that it wouldn't be need to be said. but at this point it is clear when you look at the court proceedings that hannity expects it and didn't want his name mentioned even mentioned today. and i think there is a sense that michael cohen kind of threw sean hannity under the bus. >> and it is interesting to me, for, if sean hannity is one of his three clients in the last ten years, that says a lot about what he is doing for president trump. i mean, the second client was this, you know, this rnc guy, you know, this republican donor,

elliott broidy and with a hush payment to former playmate i think it was or playboy model. it does seem to be really, his client is trump. >> i don't think michael cohen is spending late nights rifling through legal documents and journals and codicils. he is a fixer and he has been donald trump's fixer for the last so many years and what the government is arguing, ann would know better than i, is that he is hardly a lawyer at all. that much of what he does has nothing to do with lawyer in the traditional sense. he is out there and he is fixing stuff. >> yeah. and so i think that is why they feel that privilege doesn't

apply or much of the material that they have gathered up. >> a fascinating day. thanks. up next, hannity, cohen, and the president, the love that dares not speak his name. michael cohen seems to whisper in both their ears. and stormy daniels was in court today and i will speak to her lawyer avenatti. stick around. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms,

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now that michael cohen's mysterious client has been revealed to be sean hannity. we have known from a while that the president takes cues from fox news and that he and hannity are in frequent contact. randi kaye has more. >> reporter: in phoenix last year slamming the media as divisive. as recently as last month, trump hosted hannity for dinner at his m mara largeca estate. back in 2009, trump was a

regular guest on hannity's show talking about the tea party. the two men became fast friends. with hannity backing trump on his outlandish conspiracy theories like trump's false notion that president obama wasn't born in the united states. >> he has a grand mother in kenya who says he was born in kenya. >> reporter: the trump/hannity connection is unique. as frequent fox news guest, newt gingrich put it, it is the new york thing, they talk the same language. openly advising the president on issues like russia. if i was advising the president, i would say let this investigation go forward. >> reporter: hannity hitched himself to the future president early on. hannity wore a trump necktie to

interview trump. that hasn't stopped hannity from defending the president. >> so the never-trumpers, they don't seem to understand that by blocking the president's agenda, they are harming you and the american people. >> reporter: listen to hannity in the hours after indictment. >> zip, zero, nada. >> reporter: and like the president, hannity dismisses the russia investigation as a witch hunt. even after trump bragged about grabbing women, hannity stood by him. trump for his part promotes hannity's program. like this tweet.

big show tonight on sean hannity. a bromance where it seems both men benefit. >> with me now, is allen dershowitz. and norm eisen. you said it was a dangerous day for relations. according to sean hannity not a client. >> he was in a difficult situation. he is not going to not talk about the cohen raid and he didn't want it to be known that he was a client. i think he had to make a choice. and i think the choice should have been to disclose show the viewers that he had a relationship. he could have described the relationship. but the viewers have a right to know there is a relationship. >> do you believe he is a

client? if somebody is getting you know free legal advice from somebody, who he has on his show a lot, what is that? >> every week somebody comes over to me when i am leaving here or somewhere and he else a i just want to ask you a legal question. i am tough. no, you have to have a legal relationship. a lawyer like cohen, somebody like hannity wouldn't understand it. people hand me a dollar, here is a dollar, you are my lawyer. no. >> never obtained him or received an invoice. this was mostly about real estate. how does this smell to you? >> well, it does smell a little

off, anderson, and i have to agree with allen, there are ethics rules. and it is universal among journalist, the radio television and digital journalist news organization, the international federation of journalist, all of them have a code. you can't have conflicts. if you do, you have to disclose. i don't think it is right. and there are other strange things anderson, because hannity threw cohen under the bus when he says i never retained him. words to the effect that cohen never represented him. and then hannity switched and did just what allen talked about. but sounded a little too

schooled on his show. maybe i gave him $ten and said i want to be protected by the attorney/client privilege. come on. clients don't talk like that. i think the whole thing reeks. >> it doesn't work that way. can a person believe if they are talking to a friend who is an attorney and getting some advice, and we don't know if it is actually a real estate deal, can they expect. how do you know if there is going to be attorney/client privilege. >> people have expectations. people do think if they talk to me at a cocktail party and ask me for legal advice they subjectively believe somehow they established an attorney client relationship with me. but they haven't. and the lawyer should take the initiative and say this is not a

lawyer/client relationship. so it is very important. now the one area where i think the judge may have created a problem, is when she categorically ruled today that the name of a client is never covered by lawyer/client privilege, if that is what she said. there are exceptions, some cases where the name is regarded as lawyer/client classified. for example, if there is a lawyer who is only a fixer and only fixes cases involving guys who have had affairs with women, you don't want to be known as that guy's client, because if you are, you are known why you went to him. in cases like that. >> thanks very much. stormy daniels had strong words.

what she said outside the courtroom. and we will talk to her and her attorney michael avenatti when we come back.

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president's lawyer tries to block prosecutors. allowing cohen's legal team allow what they think is protected. mr. hannity is pushing back on that. and stormy daniels was also in the courtroom today. some of the documents seized were related to the $130,000 payment he made to daniels to

keep her quiet. stormy daniels spoke to reporters. >> for years, mr. cohen has acted like he is above the law. and he has considered himself and openly referred to himself as mr. trump's fixer. playing by a different set of rules, or shall we say no rules at all. never thought that the little man or especially, women, even more, women like me matter. that ends now. my attorney and i are committed to making sure everybody finds out the truth and the facts of what happened. and i give my word that we will not rest until that happens. >> michael avenatti joins us now. the ruling by the judge today, do you see it as a partial win for michael cohen because they at least get to name potential master to look over the documents that have been taken. >> well, you know, i call it

more like kissing your sister, i don't know if it is a win, it is certainly not a loss. but what they wanted to do was to get control of the documents back. and get them back from the government so they can make the determination relating to privilege. >> that he would have been a big wind if they were the ones determining what was privileged and what was not. >> connect. we believe the integrity of the documents making sure documents don't magically disappear is of the utmost importance for our case in california. we wanted to avoid any spoilation in the law, anything of that nature. and so we were happy that the judge seems focused on ensuring that does not happen. >> you said i think it was yesterday that you believe within the next 90 days there may be an unsealing of the indictment against cohen. we don't know if that is true. and i am not sure what you are

basing that on. but what happened today does that slow down your belief in the timetable? >> not at you will. i stand behind it. it is my belief based on good information that i have. my track record has been good over the last six weeks. i think it is going to be a significant domino to fall and serious consequences. >> what was it like in the courtroom what it was made that it was hannity. >> there was a build up. there was considerable debate back and forth with the judge, with the assistant u.s. attorney and others in the courtroom, back and forth. and in fact at one point, michael cohen's attorney told the judge that they had been instructed by the client that if she ordered the name disclose, they were going to take

immediate appeal. >> meaning sean hannity had said that. >> and it was a warning shot to judge wood. she is not going to be intimidated by that. and it wasn't nowhere with her. the judge said i want you to publicly disclose it. and the attorney said do you want me to state it orally or put it on a piece of paper and i thought for sure he was going to put it on a piece of paper as a hail mary. but he said the client's name is sean hannity and it was like a bomb went off. there were gasped, eight or ten journalists that abruptly stood up. >> were you one of the people gasping? >> no. i was surprise. my reaction is at least now we know why fox news haven't been covering our case for six weeks >> it is surprising that sean

hannity has not ever said full disclosure, we have a long relationship and i ask him for advice sometimes. >> i am not a journalist. i don't know the standards by which you and other exceptional journalists live by. what i would say is this, i think sean hannity should have had his own counsel in the courtroom. i think michael cohen's counsel threw him under the bus in the hearing and i mean that is my take-away from it. i think it should have been handled differently than it was. >> you filed an objection to the stay. do you have a sense when that stay will be ruled on? >> rely is due on tuesday evening. and judge otero. i would imagine he is going to issue a ruling on wednesday or

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there was an announcement we expected from the trump administration that did not come tied to syria and russia. nikki haley mentioned it yesterday. >> you will see that russia sanctions will be coming down secretary mnuchin will be announcing those on monday and he will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment weapons used. i think everyone knows that we sent a strong message and our hope is that they listened to it. >> that did not happen today. joining us now is hogan. did she misspeak?

is the white house confirmed at all that it may reinforce the narrative that things are chaotic? >> one of the strongest voices for the american ideals across the globe. >> so what happened? >> the administration is looking at sanctions on russia, potentially some more sanctions but we don't have an announcement to make at this time. >> because you know, everybody as you said, she is very practiced and very careful what she says and often has private conversations with the president. did she misspeak or was misinformed. >> what i can tell you is there is a chance that we do issue more sanctions just no decision yet from the administration. >> the "washington post" is

reporting that the president was not comfortable at this point. do you know why that is true? >> i won't get into what the president will do or won't do. no one has been tougher on this than the president. barack obama wouldn't open up oil exports. and we have closed down three diplomatic facilities in the country. we expelled hundreds of russians back to their country. this president has taken a tough stance up and including the fact that we just struck syria, russia's allies and we are considering more. >> the president did address the nation on friday.

promising to respond. how is he responding economically if with no new sanctions? >> look, what the president did was come up with leadership plan quite frankly that brought together our partners and allies in the region. putting together a surgical and strategical strike. we all saw the videos, the pictures, it was gruesome and horrific. russia telling us for years they were working on stopping that chemical program and they didn't do it. this president said we are going to focus on our allies. and we had a surgical attack and it stopped it. >> and that was military. and you did it in conjunction with the uk and france.

>> it is economic too. syria can't rebuild. when you do systematic destruction. >> in potential sanctions out there. i am not going to get into hypothetical we don't telegraph. >> actually the president did telegraph. initially, when comey initially cleared clinton, president criticized him saying it was a rig system. and now the president is calling him a slime ball and a liar. it does appear that the president's -- >> the president fired james comey, he is a disgruntled, disgraced individual. and he was fired because he

leaked information some of which may or may not be classified. and then he lied about it. and as the chief, or the head of the highest law enforcement division in all of the land, you cannot use politics and personal bias to make decisions and that is exactly what james comey did. and every time he opens his mouth, he was the most hated person in this town until president trump fired him and now he is the toast of the town. >> i am confused because when he was fired, that night you sent out a lot of people on television and saying the reason he was fired was the way he treated hillary clinton and the next day the president said it was russia and now you are saying he was fired for leaking information? >> i am saying it is all of those things. go back and look at what we know. >> right, you see this book tour now and you see all of the things that are starting to come out that james comey himself

admitted to doing. this is what the problem is. and when this town as you said the rhetoric -- >> your story is shifting. it was first being mean to hillary clinton. >> no, it is not mutually exclusive. all of these things work together to show exactly why james comey is a disgraced individual. it take as a lot. the polarization is incredible. congratulations to james comey, because you united everybody around your ridiculous book tour. >> more concerns with the investigation to michael cohen than they are on muellers investigation. is the president more concerns about the michael cohen investigation or mueller's investigation. >> the president is frustrated and concerned about the direction mueller's

investigation has taken. we have been cooperative and we have turned over thousands and thousands of pages of documents. given several people over for testimony. >> to the question, it did seem like the president, when he was meeting with his military team talking prior to the strike on syria, he clearly was very upset about the cohen raid, is that because he views it more of a threat than the mueller investigation, or more of a concern right now. >> i haven't spoken to him directly about the cohen raid. the president's concern about the direction that the investigation has turned. as far as mueller is concerned i will have to refer you to him or his personal attorney. >> sarah sanders was asked if michael cohen is still in the president's confidence, do you know the tuanswer to that?

>> she answered it on air force one. the president has a relationship with him. i don't know exactly the relationship. but you know the president has many attorneys. they still do have a relationship. >> but you are not sure -- >> i can't tell you -- >> thanks for being on. the supporters of what have to say. we will get their reaction when we continue. feel the clarity of non-drowsy

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charleston county, south carolina republican party scrutinizing the james comey's interview. >> would you feel to be james comey in the last ten days after you sent the letter? >> it sucked. i walked around vaguely sick to my stomach and felt like i was totally alone and everybody hated me and the most reality sp reality -- >> in this live living room, mo pity for james comey. >> what did you think of comey? >> weak. >> he's 6'8" tall but he's a little man. >> ahead of the fbi does not feel comfortable. it is not what i would expect from a man. >> what's little liver maean weak. >> reporter: key moment of the interview. >> i don't think he's fit to be

president. >> he's morally unfit to be president >> who is he to pass judgment? >> why is he not allowed to pass judgment? >> he's a former fbi director. >> he was the top cop and he had the opportunity to call trump out and he did not. he really felt that trump was unfit morally unfit, he had the opportunity. >> would you have believed him if he said it at the time? >> why would we? >> what about comey says the president asked for his loyalty. >> how did we know he was not asking for him to protect our country. >> trump asked a lot of people for their loyalty and it is not against the country. it is not against the personality that we know of mr. trump. >> if you are my party and working for me, we need to be cohesi cohesive. loyalty is important.

>> that's notes the fbi's job to be loyalty to the president. that's the problem. >> that sentence staged very poorly. >> you blame comey for making trump paranoid. >> what's that he intended to do. >> that was his intention. >> you know comey is a republican and mueller is a republican and rosenstein is a republican. >> why would comey want to make trump uncomfortable from the beginning. >> that was hoover a long time ago. >> why did you think comey would want to make trump uncomfortable? >> he's trying to drain the swamp. >> the consensus is comey is dishonest. >> i don't believe anybody is 100% and in big powerful situation like he's in >> why do you think jim comey

would say all these lies of the president of the united states after this career? >> because his childhood dream, he became the director of the fbi and that was spoiled by donald trump. >> does that not trouble anybody? >> no. >> how come? >> we are way better off than james comey. >> gary joins us now. >> do any of them acknowled acknowledge -- of the e-mail that swayed the election? >> we asked the group if anyone thought that comey could sway the election towards donald trump and nobody raised their hands. one man raised his hand and says yes, it is a possibility. this group was not 100% unanimous. the nickname that donald trump has given james comey, the nickname quote, "slime ball."

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