nobody wants to acknowledge that they did something wrong. >> showing me now is michael collins attorneytalking about, danya perry. i just played some of tom's not so veiled attacks on michael cohen. he literally said i'm not allowed to use his name because of the gag order. i know you are watching this closely and prepared to take action and responsive he does keep coming after your client? >> we have taken action at every turn. i think a lot of people forget because michael can tend to have a dramatic persona, what he has actually been through, the trauma he has actually been through, so i was there with him when michael was thrown into solitary confinement in violation of his constitutional rights and we got him out of that. i was there with him when trump filed a half a billion dollars lawsuit against michael after he testified to the grand jury in this criminal case, and so you know, i heard your opening segment with andrew and neil. it was chilling because you know, you're talking about, rightly, violations of norms and to the rule of law and dangerous to institutions and process b

jury will never know a person whose loyalty to an accused criminal defendant was as extensive as michael collinstwo different occasions to put one of the judge is called a smorgasbord of crime. do i think he humanized himself? yes. i think he's necessarily relatable? not quite, but he does not have to be a person they want to have a beer with. >> these were some of the most stunning days in court when michael cohen finally took the stand. the jury seem to of been waiting for that moment as long as the journalists in the room had been, but being there in person, there were some really noticeable differences between michael cohen, who we've gotten to know on cable news shows versus who we saw testifying. his demeanor, how he sounded. i have to say, i almost did a double take when the defense played a clip of cohen from his podcast, when you heard his voice from the podcast and you compare that to what you would heard from the stand over the last day, and that contrast is something that can play very well for the defense in summation to argue there are really two michael collins. laura, i wanted to

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michael collins joins us for more. the median masks the division and the split in the fomc.'s a coin toss. i don't think that's a big deal at all. even the markets in the media are making too big of a deal. it's a difference between one and two. remember before yesterday, the fed penciled in over the next three years three cuts this year, three next year, three the following year for a total of nine. now they have penciled in 1, 4, and four for a total of nine. they get to the same place. if anything, the potential mispricing of the market is what is ultimately priced in, right? markets are only pricing in seven cuts over the next two years to three years, not nine, and they are stopping there. remember, the long-term that went up is still 2.34. -- two point 75. in the near term, the difference between one and two, i don't tickets possible to make a lot of money trying to bet one way for or against it, but over the long term as jeff rosenberg said , bonds are cheap. jonathan: you are expecting the fed to deliver what they are signaling? mike: over the long term, i don't thin