they care about going after innocent great human beings, alan weisberg is one of them, taking out donald trump and going after a political opponent. >> the associated press just dropped the story moments ago that the trump organization is in trouble. do you believe you're in trouble tonight? they are going to put the screws to your cfo to try to get him to say something, anything to implicate you and your father. >> of course they. after 3 million documents they realize they had absolutely nothing on donald trump. alan while bert wasn't the person they want to, they want to donald trump and after 5 years they weren't able to get anything on him, wasn't able to get anything on him, they don't care if a nice great human being gets caught in the crossfire, they don't care. that is what they want to do. they want to go after trump and everybody around him for their own political purposes and you see it in that video if there's one thing they are very transparent about their m o, very transparent about their motives. >> i want to play something for you, the impeachment maestro himself, adam s

yamiche: jonathan lemire, there is a lot of talk of alan weisberg and whether he will flip on the president. jonathan swan is hearing a lot of what i am hearing, which is that unless president trump is charged, he is going to feel like he won. he is going to feel like this does not politically hurt him. jonathan l.: we know donald trump is not shy about claiming victory, whether or not he emerges as a winner in a particular moment. yes, alan westberg for a long time was seen as a key figure in the trump organization. he was the one who handled the books and knew where the bodies were buried, if you will. many in the trump cam have flipped, chosen to become cooperators. michael cohen, most famously. to this point, he hasn't. maybe this changes now. he was in court. he is someone who now could face prison time if convicted. maybe that changed the calculation. at this point, there are no signs he will. as jonathan said, if that does not happen, i think there is a sense that trump himself and his adult sons -- remember, donald trump jr. and eric trump were running the organization while their f

business practices that they were charging for and that this is somehow politically motivated. alan weisberg himself, they say the chief financial officer for the trump organization for nearly 50 years himself avoided paying taxes on $1700000.00 in income they say. and among the charges that he personally is facing our grand larceny and a scheme to defraud. so it's pretty serious, and he himself, according to prosecutors, ordered that records to be deleted, that would show his involvement in the, in the day. if they did say that despite this why still burned himself remains with the company. there was no attempt to discipline him, no attempt to work with prosecutors or men taxes. in fact, the trump organization fought in the form of the president fought for more than a year and a half to prevent the release of his tax return. so they're pushing back very strongly again, this notion that this is somehow not serious or only being done because it's the president's company. and what does this mean for form president? well, president trump himself has not been charged, but certainly this is a dar

jillian: the trump organization and see if oh alan weisberg pleaded not guilty to tax charges including fringe benefits awarded by the trump organization to the top executive. the manhattan district attorney alleges he failed to pay taxes on roughly $1.7 million in additional compensation. trump organization attorneys call it a political prosecution. new overnight all us troops have withdrawn from afghanistan. senior defense officials confirm it was handed over to afghan forces in entirety. the airbase was part of us power in afghanistan for nearly 20 years, the departure comes months ahead of president biden's promise to have the last american troops out of the country by september 11th. >> a possible tornado sweeping through the washington dc area. the storm leaving at half of destruction across dc, maryland and virginia, first responders rescuing a resident in dennis home, thousands without power, flights to reagan national diverted due to powerful windss, a young brewers fan with a foul ball catch. check it out. >> that is awesome. that is -- that it is 8 years younger. what a play.

alan weiss. albert weisberg pleaded not guilty to tax crime charges.e charges involved weisberg getting benefits such as apartments, vehicles and school tuition, but not paying taxes on those perks. why spilborghs ex daughter in law has been cooperating with the investing. nation handing over documents bill cosby's released from prison was a surprise for many, especially for advocates for victims of sexual assault, who worry his overturned conviction could discourage other survivors from speaking up foxes, brian yannis reports. in a stunning decision wednesday by the pennsylvania supreme court 83 year old bill cosby, once known as america's dad, freed from prison three years after being convicted on sexual assault charges, his release coming because of the 2000 and five agreement with the prosecutor, who said that he would not be charged in order to encourage him to testify in a civil case. get every right to rely on the prosecutors, word. and they pulled the rug out from underneath him because politics because of the court of public opinion, it was on