i'm amy anderson. i'm a registered member of the mate of metis. i appreciate being here on ohlone land. i participate in the american indian ed pac. in january of this year, we asked the board to support us taking down the racest murals in the -- racist murals in the main lobby of the high school, and we have not heard an update so that's part of why i'm here to receive that kind of update. by the way as a parent at wash, i do look forward to participating in the name change of the school, but now onto taking down that racist mural. no child, family or educator should have to walk past those murals that perpetuate the hegemony of white supremeacy. it's historically inaccurate and dehumanizing. racist murals have got to go. i also do not want my child to feel he has to look down at the floor like he has for two years to avert his eyes from the false narrative on the north wall of the lobby of american indians as barbarians during washington's attempts to slaughter these natives. i want to work with you to create a new narrative on these walls that

anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. monis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm. amy: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do inside of anderson is great, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back pocket. when the brand on the door and the name on the product is the same, the customer is gonna see that as almost a house brand, like generic cereal. and the high margins that you were actually going for, they may not come to fruition. what's it like working for these two guys? val: the way that they treat us, they're fair. they're nice. i wil

. >> karen mcdougal talking to anderson cooper this spring about the efforts on ami to pay her to notk about any relationship she had with donald trump. i want to talk about that with dan abrams, michael avenatti who is representing stormy daniels, and her case against president trump, and alan dershowitz, the author of "the case against impeaching trump". i want to start with you. on friday, there was an a two-minute conversation between michael cohen and donald trump in december of 2016, talking about buying up the rights of karen mcdougal's story from ami. we have seen the first response from the president, he said it is inconceivable the government would break into the lawyer's office, early in the morning, and perhaps illegal. and the good news is your favorite president did nothing wrong. you have heard the president's lawyer say the tape was exculpatory. is that how you see it? >> no. i think it's ambiguous. i don't know who leaked it. but if anyone in the trump administration leaked it, it was for short-term benefit, but serious long-term implications. there are waiver issues