febreze one. >>> the price of a can of coke is on the rise. trump's tariff on aluminum. that probably won't stop the president from slugging down a dozen a day. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: talk about grasping at straws. have you heard the juiciest part of the trump-cohen tape? >> they don't have any -- >> get me a coke, please. >> they don't have a legitimate purpose. >> reporter: incontrovertible evidence of a thirsty president. >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: living up to his reputation for daily consumption of -- >> 12 diet cokes, right? >> that's 144 ounces of president fuel. >> reporter: you'd be surprised how many commenters tweeted my favorite part is when he yells "get me a coke, please." others ranked it up there with "mom, more meatloaf" from wedding crashers. >> hey, marx go get some meatloaf. >> there were some comparisons to jfk, my fellow americans -- >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask -- >> get me a coke, please. >> but there was one thing that got the most comments, that even critics found pleasing. >>

call or go online today. >>> the price of a can of coke is on the rise. 's aluminum tariffs. but that may not stop trump from slugging down a disease a day, as he once said. here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: talk about grasping at straws. have you heard the juiciest part of the trump/cohen tape. >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: incontrovertible evidence of a thirsty president. >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: living up to his reputation for daily consumption of -- 12 diet cokes, right? >> that's 144 ounces of president fuel. >> reporter: you'd be surprised how many commenters tweeted "my favorite part is when he quells get me a coke, please." other ranked it up there with mom, the meatloaf from wedding crashers. >> hey, mom, we get some meatloaf? >> reporter: there were comparisons to jfk, my fellow americans. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask -- >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: but there was one thing that got the most comments, that even critics found pleasing. wow, he said please. he said please, must be a fake? trump sa

. >>> the price of a can of coke is on the rise. lout from the president's tariffs on aluminum. >> as cnn's jeanne moos reports, that may not stop trump from slugging down on dozens a day. >> reporter: talking about grasping at straws? have you heard the juiciest part of a trump-cohen tape. >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: incontrovertible evidence of a thirsty president living up to his reputation for daily consumption of -- >> 12 diet cokes. >> that's 144 ounces of president fuel. >> reporter: you'd be surprised how many tweeted my favorite part is when he yells get me a coke, please. others ranked it up there with, mom, the meatloaf, from "wedding crashers". >> reporter: there were comparisons to jfk. my fellow americans -- >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask -- >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: one thing got the most comments that even critics found pleasing. wow, he said please. he said please. must be fake. trump saying please to the help. that's my president. he has president always been complimentary a

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a a second, honey, yeah, i'm going to get you a coke, all right. out that actually isn't the ly tape that exists. and i'm being told that cnn just released another one. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: let's take a lis tn. >> letk about financing. >> get me a coke, please. >> sir, we really need to focus. >> mountain dew. time to do the dew. >> mr. trump we really need to -- >> snapple. do you have snapple? made from the best stuff on earth. >> if you could just read this document. >> what about suu y d? i mean, t o.j., purple stuff, soda. sunny d. >> mr. trump we -- >> sunny d! [ applause ] >> jimmy: sunny d. he wants sunny d. >> steve: sunny d. >> jimmy: hang on i'm now hearing that tre's actually one more tape. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: let's listen to this one. >> sir the playboy playmate's name is karen mcdougal. kermit mcdonald. >> no, karen mcdougal. >> carrie doogie houser. >> no, karen mcdougal. >> macaulay culkin. >>orget it. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: macaulay, that's not even close.at not even close to what her name is

to push when he wants a coke. but when he was a candidate, he actually had to speak. >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: as one commenter noted, things, including hush money, go better with coke. ♪ things go better with coca-cola ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos -- >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: cnn, new york. >> and thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. anderson is next. >>> good evening. it says something about the kind of week we've seen or month or year, three, for that matter that the big question tonight is who are you going to believe? someone for not known for telling the truth or someone on record having made more than 3,000 false or misleading statements since becoming president. it says even more that this entirely deeply offensive notion seems to be the president's entire defensive strategy tonight. sources tell us michael cohen is prepared to tell russia's special counsel robert mueller that candidate trump had advanced knowledge of the new infamous june 2016 meeting between his son, son

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and god bless the united states. >> now we have the red button on his oval office for a coke. he was a candidate he had to speak. >> give me a coke, please. >> reporter: as one commenter noted things, including hush money, go better with coke. ♪ things go better with coca-cola". >> reporter: jeanie mos, cnn, new york. >> well, i imagine coca-cola likes that free advertising. >> that is "newsroom." for everyone else, stay with us for "amanpour." thanks for watch theing. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or unc

a lemon in a coke so come to see if i had a difference today. for the. should it go that shovel. in the night shift to try to pass them by next week that he's trying to be sure. that he or. she gets a lot of good enough to. look at you want to get off i'm on the phone so. i have to. get you to transition are going to. transition education in the company. giuliani said that most of us needed to go off to say that it's just. the conflict is not far away and the that and we don't rule out the possibility that could that be. has been attacked as not as a possibility that they were taken seriously and we have to plan ahead of its. we want to make sure that's actually in the first place would evacuate the patients with a minimum of staff staying in conduct until the last moment and when indeed we visit not enough security guarantees for staff to stay there then will that i care it's also. just michelle so she's going to do to make it on the phone to us more than usual but as usual no we're going to move. this from all new to this no i don't i mean in the book are those two one of them

get me a coke.t's the meme that's blowing up the internet with all of the impact and import in this tape. ah, twitter. what did we hear in there? the president said, "all you have to do is delay it for" dot, dot, dot. cohen interjects. "even after that it's not going to be open." by the way, they were making a sound legal argument. there wasn't a strong case for opening up those divorce papers and it didn't happen. but the relevance to you is this. state of mind. this is two months before the election. and then candidate trump was clearly thinking about how to keep things quiet to make it through to the election. why is that relevant? because of where it takes us. one of the most important parts of the tape, where we hear about the company that cohen discussed creating to buy the rights to the mcdougal story from american media. let's listen to that. part two. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david, you know, so that -- i'm going to do that rig

kasowitz doesn't think they'll ever be able -- they don't have a lete -- >> get me a coke, please. [] >> seth: oh, my god. his wyer's talking to him about some of his most personal secrets becoming public and he's screaming at someone to get me a coke. [ laughter ] can you imagine him his intelligence briefings? "mr. president, russia is movint tanks in ukraine" -- "get me a happy meal!" [ laughter ] and then cohen and trump finally get to the issue at hand, the hush payment. now, this scheme was complicated. basically the chairman of the o company ths the "national enquire" is a trump friend named david pecker, which is a real name and not surprisingly, a nickname trump gave him. [ laughter ] "i'm going to call you david pecker."li t laughter ] "yeah, that's my name." "all right." [ laughter ] the "enquire" bought mcdougal's story so they could bu it. it's a practice known as catch and kill. and on the tape, trump and cohen are talking about buying the deory from the "enquire." now remember, trumed this affair happened during the campaign and although the tape is muffled, it really

get me a coke. the president tells an aide, get me a coke.udy giuliani, back when we first knew about these tapes said nothing in the conversation suggests he had any knowledge of it in advance. in the big scheme of things, it's powerful, exculpatory evidence. it's like picking up a book and reading the middle pages. you don't know what happened before or after. you can't trust what rudy giuliani says or the president. i'm not sure we can trust what the cohen side is saying about this either. but listen to rudy giuliani on fox last night. listen to his language, his client is the president of the united states. >> i question the strategy of doing this, of trying to make a tape say what it doesn't say or putting out a tape in which you're proud of the fact that you're a lawyer taping your client and then thinking you can cooperate with the government? to cooperate with the government, you've got to have credibility. first thing that happens is this guy is going to be disbarred. it's ridiculous. he's a pariah to the legal profession. >> mirror,

germany took you must go to the wall so all sunk a seaman through so shingle media that you don't like a coke a kid i got the hockey ticket i saw acuity in order to see. a sucker i is a poster boy of the japanese far right taking his cues from donald trump sucker i launched the japan first party in two thousand and sixteen and quickly became infamous for his center for the q. and a scapegoating of japan's ethnic korean minority the latter on to korean voices get the closer the chunkier community comes together. to sort of me but it was it was isn't. unheard of to do to one does he. mean the loser and that it is easier to consume easy to want to move on and not as in the woods even to normal have been that. it wasn't in the two years that he wasn't. in this area good news or the good will even. if. for us i believe this quick update on those of fires in california firefighters federal troops battling devastating wildfires at least eight people have lost the lives of nineteen others reporting still missing well this started about a week ago authorities say they still won't get a handle on it ei

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they don't have a -- >> get me a coke, please! you've been handling it? >> yes, for about two, three weeks now. >> just delay it. >> even after that, it's not ever going to be opened. there's no purpose. told you about charleston. i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david. i'm going to do that right away. i've spoken to alan about how to set the whole thing up with funding. all the stuff. you never know where that company. i'm all over that. i spoke to alan about it. when it comes time for the financing, which will be -- >> what financing? >> we'll have to pay. >> cash? >> no, no, no. >> as you could tell, this is part of a conversation about campaign-related issues, which is an important piece of context. michael cohen talks about setting up a company to handle information from, quote, our friend david. that appears to be a reference to david pecker, the head of american media and the man who paid mcdougal for the rights to her story. american media owns the national enquirer. pecker is a long-time friend

i can't wait to have a beer with a. coke with the later. p.r.a. gainst any kind of presidents of the united states you know region if they're wrong to continue their. will they you know any policy we mean really against of their they don't even know region in the region if we already know region does quote could understand them in a new goal the president's lawyer in the united states is trying to be you know region of you and against any kind of peace by she needs him in any kind of a you know any way you know this is a or any other cut. ah . here it comes it's the climax of of months long festival of football in russia as france and croatia ready for the world cup final in moscow fans are out in force on a good voice to. the biggest news stories of the week donald trump nato allies for more money in brussels then headed to the u.k. on his first official visit as u.s. president according to controversy being met with protests wherever he set foot. hello from moscow is just a midday here now this sunday my name is kevin owen stay with me if you ca

it was by the world a coke, everyone on each other. but we forgot the long tail doesn't bring people to low-frequency products, it also brings extremists around the world together or people of tuples over time. social media have the opposite effect. the internet brought everybody together and social media brings everybody apart in their own bubbles. when you look at the future it comes down to social capital. what makes democracy work? we had institutions, economic growth and the third part was social gathering, going back to tokyo, the secret sauce of american democracy, robert putnam talked about it during the 90s and there's two kinds of social capital, bridging and bonding and it was a mixing of both. bridging, even better because it brings people different associations and on average we work it out and we get along and it is a coke commercial and everything works great. social media reinforces bonding capital. it turns out when we all get together on social media we find out we don't like each other very much. we don't, right? twi

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you could see higher inflation across the board so all of us on because of high at a million prices a coke becomes more expensive because the can is made of aluminum so it's not good for the synchronised global growth story that we have seen over the past couple of years and so that's really what unfortunately has lost catherine young the investment director from fidelity international just at the end thanks to her she's in hong kong let's move on now because the boss of german steel joint to some clip is stepping down german media is reporting that hina he singer is leaving before he gets it american activists invest powerless pull singer recently bought a say in the company with the aim of forcing he sing it out that's according to the news magazine. now the move comes shortly after to send announced a deal to merge its european steel business with indian rival tata steel. back over to sara now in plenty of world cup excitement absolutely we are heading straight to a moscow because we have our correspondent standing by it is the day that the fans of the eight remaining world cup teams ha

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the new york times" is looking into his divorce from ivana trump. ( laughter ) >> stephen: "get me a cokeease!" i mean, that is great product placement. i mean, that reminds me of nixon on the watergate tapes. >> stephen: then we get into the heat of the meat, with cohen detailing for trump how they're going to pay for karen mcdougal's story. the. >> stephen: a little explanation here-- "our friend david" is "national enquirer" owner and man whose name is sexual harassment. david pecker. the pecker-- ( cheers and applause ) the pecker, as no he already has the rights to mcdougal's story at this point, and trump and cohen want to buy those rights from him asap because you never know what might happen. >> stephen: yeah, getting hit by a truck is a real risk. have you seen the idiots they let drive those things? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i can't believe that's an accurate impression of the president i just did. ( laughter ) but the juiciest part of the tape, and the most difficult to hear, is this section where they discuss exactly how they're going to pay pecker. >> stephen: it's

is the authoritarian side but mr putin was able to shed that particular garment and put on a much friendlier. coke. just give us a feeling of what it's been like to be a police felt like to be russian even these past few weeks and months. well those were amazing weeks with people reach you are seeing on the streets of moscow and other cities and for other cities it is even more remarkable because in the rush hour we have more foreigners and we're more used to international events of course not of that scope what of course was totally amazing was these crowds of people speaking in different languages or repped up in their national colors the flags and painting their faces and the russians totally welcoming and as happy as the guests and happy to show rusher as indeed a hospital and welcoming country forgetting that the world was up against russia forgetting that in the myth that the foreigners were enemy is the national media have profet in the for for at least a few years now so it was indeed. i think one muscovites. in your food a gulp of fresh air it was unlike anything else that we've seen in t

talking about, you know, donald trump ordering a coke. and then obviously the hush money, as well. that somehow with this issue that donald trump jr. said -- he would love this information. the idea he kept it a secret from his father but informed jared kushner and paul manafort is hard to believe and we'll see who's believable. >> steve bannon told michael wolff, the idea he didn't keep his father informed in light of the way that the organization is ran. >> let me add another statement of this. donald trump's campaign team was historically known for well-known anyway for being so small. that there was a tight-knit group of individuals, like four, five, six people, how he would not have heard about this meeting in his building when you hear lue juewandowski saying th was one decision maker and that's donald trump. >> david axelrod, say it right out. there have been lies about this. repeated lies about this meeting. you know? we never met with russians. oh, well, we did meet with russians. never met with russians about this. well, e-mails show this. et cetera. do those matter over

now this is a law professor in a coke funded law program. i think that tells us a lot about the strategy of this network which ultimately wants to undermine the judicial framework for the entire modern welfare state and regulation. it sounds so extreme that people don't believe you. i said this can't be possibly happening but it is. i'm not going to ask any more questions but i want to thank you for your good work teaching. my mom taught school until she was 70. a proud member of her union. thank you for that. and thank you also miss benjamin for your work. i'll ask you about the silver surge we're seeing later, the aging community and how that's going to affect the need for care workers like yourself and how it becomes even more relevant. so thank you. >> senator? >> thank you very much for holding the hearing and thank you to the witnesses for holding the testimony. i want to follow up on point you just made which is as you say, the average american doesn't believe that this is happening. and one of the challenges that we have is how to con

. >> i love when trump says get me a coke in the middle of this really important conversation. >> one would assume he's recording, he's on a telephone. it sounds like everybody was in the same room. i have to ask you about this, matt. this is a tweet from washington post reporter robert costa. he spoke with giuliani tonight. he said giuliani on trump's reaction tonight, they hope -- excuse me. says they spoke, he's disappointed. angry? bob, i didn't say angry, i said he's disappointed. he's disappointed his own lawyer recorded him, discouraged. will potus speak out? he has twitter. what do you say to that, matt? >> i would not be surprised if donald trump starts going after michael cohen. this is not a way to get a pardon, but it might be a way to cut a deal with robert mueller. it seems like that's the direction that lanny davis has decided to go with this. i think once you cross the rubicon there, it's hard to come back. i don't blame donald trump. michael cohen was supposed to be his guy who would take a bullet for his client, and who knows how often he was recording the president,

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is the authoritarian side but mr putin was able to shed that particular garment and put on a much friendlier coke. america's give us a feeling of what it's been like to be a police felt like to be russian even these past few weeks and months. well those were amazing weeks with people rejoicing on the streets of moscow and other cities and for other cities it is even more remarkable because in the rush hour we have more foreigners and we're more used to international events of course not of that scope what of course was totally amazing was these crowds of people speaking in different languages or repped up in their national colors the flags and painting their faces and the russians totally welcoming and as happy as the guests and happy to show rusher as indeed a hospital and welcoming country forgetting that the world was up against russia forgetting that in the myth that the foreigners were enemy is the national media have a profile in the for for at least a few years now so it was indeed. i think one muscovites. in your food a gulp of fresh air it was unlike anything else that we've seen in the

a consistent problem. >> it is. people turning away from soda, and coke finding their stride a little. is heavily tethered to the soda business. pepsi has the frito-lay operation. coke has been spending a time on -- spending a ton on advertising, but pepsi is falling into the second-place role there and having a harder time turning that business around. but thank goodness for frito-lay. scarlet: blackstone plans to raise its next global private equity fund three years after gathering $18 billion from investors. what does this say about where blackstone sees the credit cycle and business cycle? >> it seems to be there is still a hearty appetite for private equity and alternative assets. blackstone had the record back in the day, $21.7 billion raised in 2007. that was bested last year. we will see if blackstone tries to get more than that. they are aiming for more than $20 billion. scarlet: guggenheim, striking a deal to bolster its restructuring and liability management practices. the financial terms were not disclosed, but it was announced the cofounder will join as cochairman of gugge

maybe there was a check or maybe it was cash and somebody said pam or hon and somebody said get me a coke. did we actually learn anything from that tape? i know it's gotten a ton of news coverage but does it deserve it? honestly, is there anything we have learned from that thing other than the fact the president apparently did not tell the truth when he said he didn't know anything about any payment to karen mcdougal, we've learned that. in terms of potential legal jeopardy and how this may relate to other difficulties the president is facing on a legal front, honestly, i don't know. it doesn't sound like there was any crime committed on that tape. did we learn anything from hearing it? i don't know. i presume some day we will find out from the prosecutors if this thing is legally relevant. i want to posit, if you like me, are skeptical why this tape and this whole issue between trump and cohen merits so much attention, i think there is one known reason why this thing is interesting. and i say this as a skeptic on this story in general. there's one thing here that grabs me. we have known

if i ask somebody to get me a coke, i'm talking about payments.e didn't seem to be stressed, he didn't seem to be panicked. >> alex, do you remember what happened that day the "access hollywood" tapes came out? i was anchoring, and people said, no way is trump going to be president. what does this change for the trump voter, those who look at the economy and say, well, i don't really like hearing this, but whatever. >> i don't know that it changes anything for those voters. but the reason the president won that election is he won people in addition to those voters. the people who are total believers in donald trump as a good is man wman who is a victi conspiracy, they're probably not going to be swayed by this tape. but the people who voted for him on election day and didn't like him, so there are people who sort of rationalized the vote as the responsible thing to do because of hillary clinton or other things they knew about the president, and that's the group that the president and his party are so concerned about right now in the midterm electi

and i left again about 4:00 and just went and got a doughnut and a coke. ay, i get up pretty early. >> and what about weapons? did keith have a gun? >> i have a .45 acp in my work truck that i just got. it's never had any -- it's never been loaded. >> as part of standard protocol, the detective asked for keith's clothes. they would be tested for gunshot residue. >> what you're wearing now, is that -- was that fresh clothes from this morning, whenever you >> this is what i wore yesterday. >> before wrapping up the interview, the detective took a look at keith's cell phone. >> while i'm reviewing his phone, i see that he obtains a text message, an incoming text message, from a lady by the name of deanna james. >> ping, up comes a text message? >> that's correct. >> the message read, did you make it home okay? keith was quick to point out his relationship with deanna was completely platonic. >> she's more like a guy friend. >> no big deal? nothing sexual. >> no big deal. that's right. >> after that, keith was released to go and grieve with his family. detectiv

a coke or diet coke in the morning. and like all right, jace, see you later, have fun.dcuff me, walk me through the suburbs. >> jimmy: were you crying? >> not yet. at this point i was kind of like this is ridiculous. like i also knew my dad was b.s.-ing. the guy didn't have to put my head down like that but i get in the back and they don't have partners to ride along in overland park, kansas. not too dangerous of a town. and he just sort of looks in the mirror at me and goes, you and your father don't have a good relationship, huh? [ laughter ] and i'm like no, he's screwing around. he'll be like 20 feet behind us once we get there. and sure enough. the guy pulled in there and my dad pulled in right behind him. >> jimmy: sought lesson you learned is no lesson really. dad paid the ticket. >> no lesson. yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: maybe your kid does need a godfather. >> maybe i need one. >> jimmy: jason sudeikis, everyone. watch his show "detroiters" thursday nights 10:30 comedy central. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wicked witch of the west. i'll be le

. >> i used a bunch of coke and i popped a few xanax bars and i started to choke a little bit.ted racing. and i remember thinking, oh my god, i might be overdosing right now. >> reporter: she opened up about her demons in this youtube red documentary last year called "simply complicated." >> i was at a hotel. and i invited two random people. and basically just drank with them. i got really, really drunk. until it was time to get on a flight. and i was so drunk that i threw up in the back of the car service on the way to the airport to perform. >> ladies and gentlemen, demi lovato! ♪ when your lips >> she's been very open about that battle and actually doing a good job of fighting that and maintaining her sobriety, which makes this whole situation even more tragic. >> reporter: until recently it seemed as if lovato had a handle on her addiction. this past march on twitter she celebrated six yeerms of sobriety. >> in many ways addiction is no different than a chronic medical condition like diabetes, high blood pressure, or cancer. it's always there. >> reporter: lovato was just a

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