the other analogy to martha stewart or the other reason i think the martha stewart connection is important is because martha stewart was convicted for false statements. if you look at the collins indictment, everybody who cooperated with the government, even if they had culpability but was not charged with lying -- >> they're not getting charged. >> the only people who were charged were the people who lied in the investigation. that's consistently the basis for a downfall in criminal cases. >> i feel like i keep saying this on the air. don't lie to the fbi, it doesn't seem that hard. joyce vance, can you weigh in here on one thing that stuck out to us here at the show. when president trump was throwing out the possibility of who to pardon, he mentioned martha stewart and it would be for a similar crime. this is of course his first congressional ally in the congress. >> it is his first congressional ally in the congress, but i think it's so important for us to understand that the pardon power is not a power that presidents are meant to wield on behalf of their friends and families. the pard

martha stewart did not go to jail for insider trading.art went to jail for lying to federal investigators. every single one of them who have been charged with lying, they are liars. and most times you go to jail for a year and a day for that. >> we'll end it there with one little note. i covered that martha stewart trial just about every day and there's another rule to that. when the prosecutors come to you and they want to make a deal and they want to talk to you, think twice before you tell them to get out and you're not nice. and that's another thing that's in play here too. what has he said about these prosecutors? what does that mean to the process? when we get more facts, come back and we'll go at it again. >>> my next guest can go even deeper. he talks to the president regularly, travels with him still as well. what is going on in the president's mind right now? wouldn't we all like to know? that handsome man on your screen, he's got the answer. is he going to give it up? he better, next. come away with me barnabas! but i am a simp

he thinks the president is martha stewart. he is not martha stewart, he's president of the united states. i want to make this clear, mr. mueller is nothing but a single prosecutor. with thousands of prosecutors in the country. we want president of the united states. he ran again 16 or 17 other republicans in primaries. people came out in various states and voted for him. he participated in debates. he participated in the electoral process. he went to the general election. he won the general election. the american people knew who they were 44. he won fair and square through the constitution. you cannot have a single prosecutor accountable to no one, elected by nobody, having the power to take down a sitting president of the united states. >> okay. it is even worse than that. with all due respect, what they are looking at are the actions that president trump took while he was in office. you cannot and that the president and given that they are looking at things he did as president, it means every time the opposing party feels li

we know what happened with martha stewart. >> i broke a lot of stories with martha stewart.he was ceo of a company, went before security regulators lied to them. she was convicted of that and booted from the company. they basically say you can not lie to the public and run a public company. he could be, i guess be chief creative officer. one other thing we should point out, there could be criminal stuff here. i'm telling you, if, that is if -- trish: careful what you tweet, folks especially to ceo of a company. >> if you want to screw over shorts, you better tweet the truth. trish: yeah. >> that is what he told me too. elon, take some advice from my good friend nestor here. trish: you and nestor thank you very much. you will take him out of here, right? >> yes, i will. trish: thanks, charlie gasparino. come on. reportedly recorded the president during the time at the white house and ready to unleash a new book. are continuous white house leaks hurting a strong economic message? i'm asking ed rollins. he is here next. health and fitness is a big part of my life. for 14 years,

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just like martha stewart, and just like papadopoulos, just like general flynn, all of these folks camed thought they could outwit prosecutors who already know all of the facts. so this signals that the government is taking very seriously section 1001 prosecution and sending a message, if you are going to come in to talk to us, then be warned. you better tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> one trump insider maintaining his allegiance is roger stone. let's watch. >> i think if they bring a case against me, it will be a fabricated case and there is no circumstances whatsoever in which i will testify against the president. i have no information that is negative toward the president and i'm not going to make any up in order to get out of a tight if some false allegation is brought -- >> so how will the outcome of paul manafort affect the position of those like stone? do you see them changing if he is convicted. >> roger stone is like many federal potential defendants or targets in that he's probably a criminal history category one and he has no prior record, he's a white-coll

bill wasentioning earlier when we were talking martha stewart, her brand. was so closely associated with , and is betting the ceo a phenomena morese common bec of the innovation side of things? i think, sue, absolutely it is because using mr. musk as an example, he clearly thinks differently than other people do. he sees opportunity where others may not see it and it's amazing. you read his bog ravy and look at what he looks at in terms of solar and in terms of space travel, et cetera and he sees things others don't. that's amazing and ipehink le want to bet on the opportunity that he sees because they see opportunity with it. you kw, but one of the things that we have seen in the tech space again, m probablye than anywhere else is because there are so many entrepreneurs. being a great entrepreneur does not necessarily always mean you're a great. c >> back to jack welsh before we let you go. therwas clearly a welsh premium in general electric's stock when heir r and over the last 1 or 18 years or so it has definitely come out at that point. so there isf som

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this morning we are pressure cooking with martha stewart. n a flash. martha, always good to have you. >> thank you very much. the pressure cooker is a different thing than mom's pressure cooker. mom used the pressure cooker all the time to cook beans, hard vegetables like beets and onions and turnips, but now the pressure cooker can be used not only to cook appetizers and soups and stews but also can make desserts, custards, all kinds of things. >> and they're all electric. >> yes. this beautiful pressure pot is so easy to use. you just turn the top on like that, and it's secure. it has a little pressure valve here. it's all controlled electronically. >> is this different than a crock pot? >> yes. it is. i call this an everything cooker. this is my own cooker. my first electric appliance. and i love it, because first, it's beautiful. it has to be beautiful, but it does so many things. you can sear the meat in the pot. this is a removable pot, and then you can make all kinds of things. we were going to let you make something delicious. >> let'

didn't answer a word about the substance of the case, and boy it sure reminds me a lot of the martha stewart case where there was a piece of bad news and they sold right away and the head of the company, who got the bad news, he had to plead guilty because it was just so obvious. i would be very curious to see what the defense is here. >> he also didn't rob a bank or kidnap a child, but so what, right? >> and how about members of congress using their position to enrich their families. >> the first member of congress to endorse the president getting this phone call in the whousz lawn, and sitting on the committee with oversight over this company that he owned a lot of shares. >> it's not a good look for him, and you're heading into an election season where as we just learned in the special election this week, john, no matter how republican your district is, no matter how much you have not faced real substantial competition in the past, if you're a republican member of congress right now, you really need everything to go according to script here or you will face serious political consequences.

. >> he ought to make one phone call to martha stewart and ask if she thinks he should meet with a prosecutor. her lawyers walked her into an interview and she was indicted for make statements the prosecutors believe to be untrue. it's always a non-start i are. you are -- a non-starter. you are not going to talk them out of anything. they just waiting for you to fall into a trap. kennedy: there is the political side. looking at it from rudy giuliani's side web's half politician. -- he's had politician. how do you play to your strength. >> rudy giuliani is doing the thing from his point of view. he's giving president trump the option of going on television and say together american public, i have nothing to hide, i am innocent. it was muler who wouldn't give me the opportunity to talk. kennedy: he has some bad cops to his good cop. what would a news day be without a presidential tweet on the mueller investigation. today the president gave us a whopper reminding us hot scoundrels really are tweeting this is a witch hunt run by people who are totally corrupt and/or conflicted. 17 angry dems. sta

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he could, like martha stewart, be banned from being an executive of a publicly traded company.meantime he continues to trickle out more specifics on twitter, earlier saying he's excited to work with silver lake and goldman sachs as financial advisors, and named a couple law firms. you point out in your piece, while elon musk's biggest problem might be that tesla is a public company, tesla's biggest problem is elon musk. explain. stephen: it was true before, but certainly true now. the fact that it will be harder to do this. even if they could do it before, it will be even harder, because anyone will be worried he might be separated from the company. elon musk and tesla are intertwined. that's part of the excitement, him being there to see through his vision. a private investor is not going to want to get into this, to the tune of tens of billions of dollars, if he might be removed. it is just, as a public company, it has done well. he hates the criticism, but it trades at 140 times next year's earnings. the public market likes tesla. i is not clear, and again, don't know what t

these people throw men and women in jail, martha stewart, for example, someone that comey and mueller-teamed to throw in jail. so when justice becomes compromised by conflicts of interest and money, we have a serious problem. gregg: seamus bruener, really amazing work. thank you for being with us to share the stories. >>> brand new facial recognition software catching a man trying to enter the united states illegally using a french passport. officers at washington's dulles international airport say the man flew in from brazil and was turned back around after the new technology revealed he was not the same person shown on the passport. this biometric software is part of the border patrol's efforts to improve security at border crossings. >>> coming up next, missing in action. we take up attorney general jeff sessions' lack of action against the russia witch hunt and his future at the department of justice. stay with us. when you combine ancestry's dna test with its historical records... ...you could learn you're from ireland... ...donegal, ireland... ...and your ancestor was a fisherma

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with the martha stewart is a case everybody is familiar with, most people was familiar with. the end found guilty of lying to f.b.i. they couldn't prove what was on the phone call. the essential thing here is the seat in new york city. so as a politician we heard jason chaffetz say in the last hour he should step down immediately guilty or innocent so that there is time to do what? tell me what would happen. >> josh: this has not been a seat that the democrats targeted. the scene as sort of a safe seat -- this is seen as sort of a safe seat. he is not in danger up to this point. so i think the question here is whether or not he stays or whether he goes. he is afforded the presumption of innocence but the court of public opinion is going all the time. we are getting close to midterm elections here. >> melissa: republicans might want him to bow out to get someone else in there who could run against the democrat rather than leave him in place and have him -- >> josh: it will be a process that new york republicans will be able to replace him on the ballot. question is whether he

it is what they did to martha stewart. and since that case, all of us lawyers have been very careful. even judge ellis way back in the paul manafort case that basically are trying to set perjury traps. >> just for the record, robert mueller was duly appointed special counsel by deputy attorney general and also a lot of other pundits making the point. let me ask you this because you been talking about -- >> all the other pundits are completely wrong. reality is any lawyer will tell you this. truth is in the eye of the beholder. and my client can be telling the truth, their witness can be a total scoundrel and if they decide to go with their witness, my client is going to get indicted or charge of perjury in some way. i don't know if they just don't want to understand where they want to say the president is lying. i will tell you, he's not lying. all the evidence is against call me -- james comey on this. >> early you said the 4th of july, if you are in the southern district of new york, and the defense lawyer had said to yo

you got regulars like henry kissinger, martha stewart, nelson peltz, steve schwartzman.y are all going to be here, or many of them in the next couple of months, if they can get a table. i'm sure they will remember, the old four seasons was famous for its chain link curtains and to pay homage to that, they had these glass balls, each of them hand painted and hand blown by an artist in the czech republic now, this is the bar when you walk in. it's kind of like the old pool room where it pays homage to that of the old four seasons the bar is done in gold leaf with a molded glass. there are about 50 seats in this bar, and i have no doubt this is going to be filled every night the most coveted tables, the ones that will be hardest to get, are in the dining room, and to get there you go up these stairs and through the tunnel or passageway this is going to be the new hall of fame in new york. now, what they've done with this tunnel, it's all bronze. a lot of the materials in this place are nicer than many of the homes i've covered, and they've recorded sounds of central park in

which i've seen him play out, let's get martha stewart on the phone, who went to prison for five monthsr lying to investigators. she wasn't even under oath, related to a stock sale. again, a process crime. the fbi can lie to you. if you lie to the fbi, if you tell a favorite, they will file charges against you and you will never know what the fbi knows. >> gregg: i feel -- look at what mueller did to general flynn. they told the fbi agents, they admitted that and yet they prosecuted him for lying. >> he signed a plea agreement. >> gregg: yes under pressure and threats of prosecuting his son. >> dagen: the reason you can make the argument that president trump wouldn't need to sit down with the bob mueller, you look at don mcgann. he waived executive privilege. >> for over 30 hours. >> dagen: and there have been 1.4 million documents produced. and actually, dozens of white house staffers who have been made available for interviews. >> if there is a editorial in "the wall street journal" today. >> so maybe the president doesn't need to speak to mueller. what the president going and plead t

i mean maybe he can -- something along the lines what happened with martha stewart after her stock market problems a couple years ago, stock selling problems. she was more or less like a creative executive but not the ceo of the company. so that is, those are the range of remedies, if that is where it goes. we should point out mr. musk has another side of the story. he thinks what he said is perfectly okay in that he, having a conversation with the saudi wealth fund and then, indicating that they like potentially to do a deal, to take them private is suffices for funding secure. so we'll have to see. the news is, it is now a formal investigation and subpoenas are flying. back to you. melissa: charlie gasparino, thank you so much. great reporting. charlie and. ed to and heather are back with us. they were really mad because you can't say something like this unless the deal was signed and if we had done it we would be in jail. i was kind of surprised to hear that reaction. that is how people felt. what due think. >> charlie had it right. he reock the story hour ago. i know smart people real

oh, to lying to federal agents like martha stewart. how is that not spying? if you get a warrant to spy on someone and surveilled thatur person, maybe it's justified. you are arguing a different point. my point is to say it's not spying is of course the definition of dishonesty. >> the the trump people insistt carter page was not working the campaign as of the time that pfizer warrant was authorized. and only republican judges authorized it time and time again. speak >> tucker: but you would be cool if the trump administration got its department of justice to get aus pfizer warrant to not spy but surveilled for perfectly good reason on aids to the leading democratic candidate. so you are not going to complain about that when it happens. >> tucker, you don't have enough time in the show, not just my segment, for me to go through all of the elements that we see as collusion related. >> tucker: who has been charged with collusion? anyone? oh, nobody has yet. >> nobody has been charged. vander salute hadn't been charged when you knew his name. papadopoulos hadn't

and their cases are legion of convicting people under 1,001 and including martha stewart. it's a terrible strategy and i can't believe -- i would physically restrain my client in these circumstances. >>s] laura: [ laughter ] you and i both. hold on, alan. we'll stay for another segment. we have an incredible story ahead. hillary clinton and barack obama's stunning connection now to the mueller probe. you won't believe this. stay here. eller probe. you won't believe this. you won't believe this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. ♪ >> laura: if you happen upon one of the other cable news networks recently, first of all -- you probably are bombarded with updates on former trump campaign chair paul manafort's federal trial kicked off today. despite no allegations of russian collusion, he is facing serious prison time in a case brought by the specia

and if he doesn't believe me, he should make two phone calls, one to martha stewart, who went to jaild after prosecutors, and the other to bill clinton, who was impeached because of what he said in an interview under oath. and so i think every responsible lawyer would say to him, youvi should not either testify or be interviewed. look, i once gave him advice on television, i said, i have four pieces of advice, don't fire, don't pardon, don't tweet, and don't testify. >> mark: i want to ask you about rudy's other point, the hyperpartisan nature of what has been happening. with reference to this bruce ohr guy in the justice department, and his 60 contacts at least with christopher steele, the mi6 agent who was basically the dirty tricks operative for the democratic party. you know as well as i do that impartiality is the essence of justice, a county court judge can't have a bunch of communications with the plaintiff and not with the defendant. that is a big no-no. how come bruce ohr at the department of justice doesn't know you can't talk to one political party continuously through the

martha stewart, every day people are charged with lying to the fbi because it is the way they do their business. if you lie to them, it is a crime. >> right. >> if they can prove that lie, i think they will for the deterrent effect it has on other cases. >> i have learned that in the last couple years. don't lie to congress and don't lie to the fbi unless you have very deep pockets. thanks to all three of you for being with me. thanks to both of you. >>> coming up, why bob mueller's investigation may not be the biggest threat that president trump faces. there is another federal probe that could him and his family in more jeopardy. next the president spoke out about john mccain tonight but before the president was scolded by veterans. before the president was scolded by veterans. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. a

martha stewart, every day people are charged with lying to the fbi because it is the way they do their business. if you lie to them, it is a i el sts hes e. de.ailethit >> right. >> if they can prove that lie, i think they will for the deterrent effect it has on other cases. >> i have learned that in the last couple years.on don't lie to congress and don't lie to the fbi unless you have very deep pockets. thanks to all three of you for being with me. thanks to both of you. >>> coming up, why bob mueller's investigation may not be the biggest threat that president trump faces. there is another federal probe that could him and his family in more jeopardy. next the president spoke out about john mccain tonight but before the president was scolded by veterans. before the president was scolded by veterans. by veterans. ♪ adults are just kids with much, much better toys. introducing the 2018 c-class sedan, coupe and cabriolet. the thrills keep getting better. lease the c300 sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (swing jazz music plays)

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but if we do that under oath, we end up in a sort of martha stewart situation. >> mr. mayor, you told abc news last month that the president told comey, quote, can you give him a break. now you're saying -- >> i never told abc that. that's crazy. never said that. i said that is what comey is saying trump said. i have always said the president denies it. it would be easier for me if the president did say that. jay and i could defend that. the statement go easy on him is hardly an obstruction. obstruction involves a threat, obstruction involves a false testimony, obstruction involves an offer of money. has to be corrupt. just saying exercise your prosecutorial discretion to give a janette break, i had that happen all the time to me when i was a prosecutor. >> you are saying that president trump and james comey never discussed michael flynn? >> that is what he will testify to if he's asked that question. they already know that. why are they asking us for him to repeat what they already know under oath. >> you're also saying that a month ago you didn't tell abc news he sai