you tweeted last night at anderson cooper and "60 minutes." uld you like to interview me about my book? >> yes. >> sean: you have heard from anderson? >> no, but i am not a porn star. i was a hard working nurse and a business woman. i was not a porn star. that's why they were not interested in me. >> sean: the idea is i always talked about this president having 5 big groups against him. the deep state. the liberal media and democrats and republicans and if you are a democrat me too doesn't matter. it seems if you are a democrat, women's rights don't matter. you two are examples of it. >> i know. it's like when they contacted me to do an interview for the me too, i told them i didn't feel a part of that. no one ever included me in that. there was from "time" magazine. >> sean: you were me too long before me too and you were brutalized. >> they asked me to submit a comment. i said i will in support of me too and they came out as being person of the year. i looked for my comment and it wasn't there. >> wow. >> sean: me too -- what do you say to al

anderson cooper asked her, and you had sex with him? she said yes, then anderson said you were 27 and he was 46, were you attracted to him? she said no. and anderson cooper, did you want to have sex with him? she said no, but i didn't say no, i'm not a victim. i'm not. she did this of her own accord, she went up to her hotel room, she found herself in a position, she just thought they were going to go to dinner and then she ended up in his hotel room. >> stormy daniels says she was physically threatened face-to-face by a man in a parking lot. this was not the threat of a lawsuit, she says she felt like she was physically hurt. this is different from women who say they had relationships with trump. >> she did talk about this, this is new, so the other details we had already read in her "in touch" magazine article that she did back in 2011. what is new here is that she was claiming that she was threatened and one of the threats and the only threat that she mentions, a physical threat is when she was in a parking lot in las vegas, stephani

anderson cooper: if it was untruthful, why did you sign it? no one was putting a gun to your head?stephanie clifford: not physical violence, no.anderson cooper: you thought that there would be some sort of legal repercussion if you didn't sign it?stephanie clifford: correct. as a matter of fact, the exact sentence used was, "they can make your life hell in many different ways." anderson cooper: they being stephanie clifford: i'm not exactly sure who they were. i believe it to be michael cohen. (james) that was sara sidner reporting for us. so far... president trump has not commented on daniels' interview. ( terisa ) the sacramento kings are honoring a man -- who was fatally shot by police. they teamed up with the boston celtics to create a p-s- a.<"there must be accountability. we are one.">( terisa ) officers fired at stephon clark 20 times... after responding to reports of a man breaking car windows in sacramento. police say they thought he was holding a gun. but investigators said they only found a cellphone near clark's body. the shooting

>> sean: meanwhile, on "60 minutes," anderson cooper sat down with as much anticipated interview with stormy daniels,da and despite al the build up in all the claims made by her lawyer and the constant, obsessive-compulsive media a consumption, cooper's interview fell flat. it came off -- sorry, anderson, this is creepy. take a look. >> you told donald trump to turn around to take off his pants. did he? >> yes. he turned around and pulled his pants down a little. he had underwear on and stuff and i gave him a couple swats. >> this was done in a joking manner. >> yes. >> did you two go out for dinner tonight? >> no. >> you had dinner in the room? >> what happened next? you had sex with him? >> yes. >> you were 27, he was 60. we physically attracted him? >> no, not at all. >>t did you want to have sex wh him? >> no. >> did he use of condom? >> did you ask them to? >> no. >> he wanted to continue to see you? >> yes. >> sean: one-time consensual relationship alleged. if you find those questions are disturbing, wait until you see the interview footage that didn't make air from "60 minutes"

again; that was her words tonight in that sper view with anderson cooper. more to discuss from the interview coming up. you'll hear more from stormy daniels in that interview with anderson cooper including the claim that trump compared her to his daughter after they had unprotected sex, and how that story compares to another woman, former playboy play mate, karen mcdougal, saying she had an aphysical therapy with trump that same year, and he also talked about her daughter with her, his daughter with her. stay right there. does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. about type 2 diabetes.with some surprising facts so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? wh

daniels telling anderson cooper she was pressured by her manager and attorney. her former lawyer deny this is. >> you signed a statement saying i'm not denying this affair because i was paid in hush money, i'm denying it because it never happened. that's a lie? >> yes. >> if it was untruthful why did you sign it? >> because they made it seem like i had no choice. >> no one was putting a gun to your head. >> not physical violence, no. >> you thought there would be some sort of legal repercussion if you didn't sign it. >> correct. as a matter of fact, the exact sentence use was they can make your life hell in many different ways. >> "think"ing? >> i'm not exactly sure who "they" were. i believe it to be michael cohen. >> reporter: anderson cooper asked her why she should be believed now. how do we know you're telling the truth? >> i have no reason to lie. i'm hoping myself up for possible danger and definitely a whole lot of [ bleep ]. >> reporter: in the last few minutes we've learned from daniels' lawyer michael avenatti that they have several leads on who was r

captioning sponsored by cbs >> i'm anderson cooper. lesley stahl.aker. >> stephen: and i'm teach stephen. tonight my interview of anderson cooper's interview of stormy daniels. ms. daniels, thank you for sitting with me today. i respect anderson cooper but i believe he left important questions unasked. do you agree? >> of course. >> stephen: first and obviously this is a delicate sufnlgt do you have pictures of the president's -- shall we say executive branch? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and does it look like either one of these images -- a decorative gourd or a circusnu

no, you shut up." ( laughter ) i can't believe how happy anderson cooper looked there. ( laughter ) in contrast, could jeffrey toobin look any more awkward sitting between these guys? well, we here at "the late show" have acquired exclusive audio of jeffrey's internal monologue.

i'm watching anderson cooper. we did a side by side. jerry springer, cooper.se he asks the same questions as jerry springer asks.r and they have done this 24/7 for weeks, the same network that never interviewed juanita broaddrick until october of 2016, mark. this is not tabloid, this is agenda-driven, zucker-driven dribble because he has an agenda against donald trump. >> well, and they are getting ratings. you see what "60 minutes" did.s. they got the greatest ratings. >> sean: cnn doesn't have those. >> exactly. the truth is if donald trump's last name was kennedy we would not be seeing a thing of this. they would be covering it up. here's the difference. number one, why is it assumed that the porno actress and ex-"playboy" bunny are telling the truth and would why are the media focused on this? take a look at bill clinton. bill clinton was accused of sexual assault in the ovalbi office. bill clinton was accused of having sex with an intern in the oval office. bill clinton was accused as attorney general in an official position of raping juanita broaddrick.

that's what she did with anderson cooper. she gave this interview.ou asking for she hasn't already done? >> jeffrey, i actually don't think that's fair and let me tell you why. up until we sued karen was terrified. and i agree with you. i agree that right now because we've shone a light on this, ami is not going to take action. it's not going to pea a stormy daniels situation where there's going to be a $20 million lawsuit. >> so what's the problem? >> there's a serious problem. the problem is that these rights exist in perpetuity. in the future when the situation is not as prominent there's no way for karen to know if ami is going to go back to circumstances that she was in before where they suggest there's going to be financial ruin or other consequences if she speak out. that's number one. number two, jeffrey, she gave a lot of information to ami. a lot of questions were asked during the process, details that are not along the lines of what was discussed with anderson cooper. she does not want this company that took advantage of her, that defraude

she's giving her first extended interview to anderson cooper on "60 minutes."urphy, a former prosecutor and professor at the new england school of law in boston. also with me, is amy cremor who is co-chair of women vote trump. wendy, let me begin with you. stormy daniels' attorney says whatever many hears tonight it's not the full story. how could her version of events change the course of her legal case against the president? >> well, there's so much to what we don't know and suggesting low expectations suggests there could be more to it after tonight is over, and if we all say there's not a whole lot more to it, i don't think the story ends but the public's attention might wane. my concern is, obviously, not about the sex, but about campaign finance laws and the possibility that the president may, in fact, some day face a perjury charge related to this case if he has to submit to deposition in the court case in california. tonight if we hear anything at all about connections between trump's campaign, trump himself, and the money that stormy daniels received o

anderson cooper conducted this interview and did a good job. the optices going into it. i asked your producers to grab this photo. it was him and of stormy daniels and of her lawyer. they are all arm and arm. this was taken right before or after the interview. if you are a trump supporter, you saw that and said i don't remember mike wallace posing with the person arm in arm along with the lawyer. >> tucker: hilarious. joe, thank you. >> sure. no problem. >> tucker: well, the "60 minutes" stormy daniels interview did massive ratings. 21 million last night. does it matter? mark stein joins us next with his view of it. stay tuned. >> hmmm, i think people thought there would be a smoking gun here. did we miss something? each year sarah climbs 58,007 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that tr

captioning sponsored by cbs >> i'm anderson cooper. lesley stahl. bill whitaker. >> stephen: and i'm teach stephen. tonight my interview of anderson cooper's interview of stormy daniels. ms. daniels, thank you for sitting with me today. i respect anderson cooper but i believe he left important questions unasked. do you agree? >> of course. >> stephen: first and obviously this is a delicate sufnlgt do you have pictures of the president's -- shall we say executive branch? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and does it look like either one of these images -- a decorative gourd or a circus peanut? >> both. >> stephen: chilling. well, was there any foreplay before the act? >> 100%. >> stephen: i see. and what did he say to set the mood? what was donald trump's come-on line? >> you me mind me of my daughter. >> stephen: the only way that could be more disturbing is if he said you remind him of eric. now, complete this sentence -- having sex with donald trump is like -- >> a shark attack. >> stephen: okay. and just to be clear. you only had sex with dona

she is apparently going to be speaking to anderson cooper tonight on "60 minutes." we don't know the extent of what she will reveal, but that is a legal case that continues and one that the president really hasn't weighed in on himself. we did hear from sarah sanders, the press secretary, who denied the president had any involvement with stormy daniels, but it is unusual that president trump hasn't actually directly weighed in on this. he was asked before parting for mar-a-lago this weekend if he had any response to the accusations from stormy daniels, from karen mcdougal, that former playboy playmate who also acknowledges she had an affair with the president. no response on that, either, fred. >> and while all that's happening, this shuffle of representation, legal representation, of the president. joseph digenova, who is a powerful d.c. attorney, also classified as being rather controversial because of conspira conspiracy theories that have been attached to his name. now he is no longer going to be on the team. this just days after the white house or the president

karen mcdougal spoke exclusively with cnn's anderson cooper just a little while ago. e's going to share details on what she said in just a moment. but right now, there's also breaking news in stormy daniels' legal battle with the president. our national correspondent, sara sidner, is following it all for us. sara, daniels' lawyer is now demanding that the trump organization preserve documents. >> yeah. stormy daniels and her attorney, michael avenue gnattn avenatti every legal tool they have so she can tell her story about the president. tonight, stormy daniels is not taking any chances in her battle with the president. in this new letter, daniels' lawyer says she plans to subpoena the trump organization and demands the company preserve any documents related to the hush money agreement the porn star signed, along with donald trump's lawyer, michael cohen. cohen has said he paid daniels $130,000 of his own money. this prevented daniels from talking publicly about allegations she had a sexual relationship with donald trump in 2006. but in this five-page letter to the exe

anderson cooper conducted this interview and did a good job. the optics going into it. asked your producers to grab this photo. it was him and of stormy daniels and of her lawyer. they are all arm and arm. this was taken right before or after the interview. if you are a trump supporter, you saw that and said i don't remember mike wallace posing with the person arm in arm along with the lawyer. if i was anderson, i would've asked out. >> tucker: hilarious. joe, thank you. >> sure. no problem. >> tucker: well, the "60uc minutes" stormy daniels interview did massive ratings. 21 million last night. but does it matter? mark steyn joins us next with his view of it. stay tuned. >> i think people thought there would be a smoking gun here. did we miss something? ♪ come to my window ♪ ohh ♪ crawl inside ♪ wait by the light of the moon ♪ applebee's to go. order online and get $10 off $30. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and get $10 off $30. sure. momwhat's up, son?alk? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi pass

she tells anderson cooper on "60 minutes" she was threatened in a las vegas parking lot to keep quiet and said she felt pressured signing documents denying their relationship. coming up this hour, we have anthony secure mutually and stormy daniels's lawyer michael avenatti to discuss the implications. >>> there is more reported flux in the white house. a source tells cnn that president trump is getting ready to file his embattled v.a. secretary david shulkin. and chris ruddy says the president will likely make more changes soon. let's begin with sara sidner with our top story. good morning, sarah. >> good morning, alisyn. we don't know if the president watched "60 minutes" last night but a lot of people did. he ended up dining with michael cohen, his person attorney, someone in the middle of this controversy. stephanie clifford, aka stormy daniels break her silence to "60 minutes" about her alleged affair with donald trump and the aftermath. >> he's like, wow, you, you are special. you remind me of my daughter. >> trump told her that when they met for the first time in 2006. she said

here's what she said to anderson cooper. >> why do you think they squashed the story? >> back then or now? >> now. >> they didn't want to hurt him. >> do you think it's because of a personal relationship with the guy who runs ami who is friends with donald trump? >> correct. >> this is the idea of catch and kill. the story gets caught, bought and then killed, gets buried. doesn't the interview beg the question about what other stories were caught and killed? we just don't know the answer. >> absolutely, and it does go to the point of the way team trump deals with this, and the nasty team he has, not just of roy cohn wannabes, his lawyers, but of friends in the media who allow their platforms to become weaponized as tools for him. this is despicable, the catch and kill business. i totally agree. i don't think we know the tip of it yet, brian. >> sarah, is there a sense that the white house really cares about these stories, and that he is paying close attention? is this a big topic or something they would rather just avoid and pretend is not happening? >> the white house

the anderson cooper interview was recorded before karen mcdougal. neither of them saw it.ry important. >> how far does the pattern go here particularly if there are also threats involved. >> thank you all very much. i appreciate it and pay attention to the president's silence here because that may be the most notable thing going on. >>> for some students the march is not over. the destination now, the hometown of house speaker paul ryan. >> hear us roar, 50 miles moore, hear us roar! . (vo) pro plan bright mind adult 7+ promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) the difference has been incredible. she is much more aware. she wants to learn things. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs. ♪ last night took a l, but tonight i what's an l? ♪ the rap singer took a loss and now he's ok again. right. yeah you can get a mortgage that avoids pmi, but there's no way to avoid mip on... . hey! this'll help. rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. so, origination fees... this takes care of it, thank you. understand the detai

comey, i already told you, you can divulge your deepest and darkest secrets to me and creepy anderson cooper. it's your choice. these are some of the questions cooper was asking. jerry spring jr. asking stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. check out the creep factor. >> the sex was consensual? did he hand you money? did he bring up his wife or child? were you in love with him. did he compare you to any of his kids. did he use protection. >> you told donald trump to turn around and take off his pants? >> yes. >> did he? >> yes. >> you were 27 and he was 60. were you physically attracted to him? >> no. >> did you want to have sex with him. did he use a condom? >> no. >> did you ask him to? >> no. >> after you had sex what happened. physically you have seen him in ways other people haven't? >> correct. i have been asked to describe that. >> sean: jim comey good luck. given the investigation by the doj's inspector general on potential fisa abuse, you may want to rethink that book and book tour. james comey, remember in this country, do you have the right to remain silent. you are still welcome on

they've actually renamed his show "anderson cooper show "anderson son cooper 36 dd." it's all across cnn. wolf blitzer now goes by his porn name, wolf blitzer. "did somebody order a pizza? i've got extra sausage in my situation pants." ( laughter ) i'll catch you up on the latest in the daniels controversy in tonight's "stormy watch." now, previously on stormy watch, ms. daniels alleged she had an affair with donald trump and that she was paid $130,000 to sign a nondisclosure agreement just days before the election. imagine how damaging an affair with a porn star would have been to his image as a family-values pussy grabber. ( laughter ) , of course, could have changed something? of course, the president has a long history of non-disclosure agreements. in fact, we've just learned that trump made the white house senior staff sign n.d.a.s. now, this is a troubling in two ways. one, it's illegal. government officials work for us. you can't make them sign n.d.a.s. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, yeah. and two, it really makes me think trump has had sex with his entire staff

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she describes the first time she met melania trump, a personal conversation with cnn's anderson cooper. here's part one. >> if we could just start at the beginning, how did you meet donald trump? >> i met donald when they were filming the celebrity apprentice at the playboy mansion. they were filming there and i was hired as one of the playmates to work at the pool party scene. quite fun actually. >> you worked for playboy for some time. >> yes. i -- after becoming playmate of the year, i was required to work so many events with playboy. and that was one of the events i thought would be fun and i worked it and there were a lot of women there and we just all had a great time and that's where we met. >> how did you actually meet? >> you know, he said hello like he would to anybody. throughout the night, it was obvious there was an attraction from his part to me and i kind of blew it off. >> you could see him looking at you? >> i could see it. and the playboy bunny, she's like the house mom, what we call her, she actually made a comment, like, wow, this guy is really into you. that's kind

relationship with the president, everything you needs to know when the adult film actress talks to anderson cooper for "60 minutes." >> he was the last male of a dying breed of rhinos, can his species be saved? >> that's it! >> morgan: and sister jean's miracle ramblers roll to the final four. >> the whole nation must be sort of sitting on the edge of their this is the "cbs weekend news." >> morgan: good evening, i'm demarco morgan. never again was the rallying cry at this weekend's march for our lives but the thunderous chants of vote them out may have the most immediate impact. at least 4,000 young americans reportedly registered to vote saturday at gun control rallies across the country. about 4 million americans will turn 18 this year. what's next for the movement? here's adriana diaz. >> the nation's capitol echoed with the warning to lawmakers. vote them out. >> reporter: activists of all ages turned out. >> the purpose of the next generation, to make our united states. >> including teens who feel targeted. >> we decided to come because we're sick and tired of waking up every day scared to g

stephanie clifford, a porn star who goes by the stage name stormy daniels, sitting down with anderson cooper on "60 minutes" for a blockbuster interview, to dish about her alleged affair with donald trump at a celebrity golf tournament back in 2006. >> did you want to have sex with him? >> no, but i didn't say no. i'm not a victim. i'm not -- >> it was entirely consensual. >> oh, yes, yes. >> how does your client feel today now that she's finally told her story? >> well, she's certainly pleased that i think the american people gained some insight into her as a person and also had an opportunity, really, for the first time to gauge her credibility. >> reporter: today "nightline" sat down with stormy daniels' lawyer, michael avenatti who's been taunting the president with tweets all week long. >> i think people came to the interview with a lot of preconceived notions as i did admittedly before i met her the first time about who she was, and i think she blew a lot of that out of the water last night. >> reporter: but at the white house, a very different view. >> with respect to that interview,

you can watch anderson cooper's exclusive interview with her tonight on 60 minutes right after kpix 5 news at 6:00. >>> facebook makes a very public apology after a firm hired by the trump campaign was accused of collecting user data without permission. facebook took out full-page ads in several publications today, apologizing for a, quote, breach of trust. it comes as the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee said he wants to hear from mark zuckerberg, specifically about facebook's relationship with cambridge analytica. >> he needs to come out. he created this entity. he created this industry. he needs to come explain to the american public. >> last week zuckerberg said he would be open to speaking to congress. >>> nba players are expressing their outrage at the shooting death of an unarmed black man in sacramento. players from the kings and celtics recorded a psa that aired before today's game in sacramento. >> we will not shut up and dribble. >> this is bigger than basketball. >> change can be uncomfortable. >> change is necessary. >> we need to talk. we need to act. >>

it's a cnn exclusive and anderson cooper is standing by with details. >>> and stormy's demand.iels' legal war with the president is now reaching into the trump organization. we're going to tell you what her lawyers want and how it could help her case. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

anderson cooper is looking like the host of bachelorette and roseanne barr puts jimmy kimmel this his we start with rosie o'donnell. here is ramon. >> we need kicking feet for friday follies. we need something going on here. okay, so rosie o'donnell has taken up painting. >> she has. remember earlier in the week i exposed jim carrey's political art. we even did our own. jim carrey put these bizarre pictures up this week of sarah huckabee sanders. >> laura: put those up please. >> he showed those. then he offered an explanation in a documentary. there it is. something that a grade school child on too much rid ritalin might create. here is the explanation for this i guess you call it art. >> i guess what artist they make models of their inner life. they make something physically come into being that is inspired by their emotions or their needs or what they feel the audience needs. >> >> he is offering his service to people. it's his inner life. if this is what his inner life looks like. it looks like he is painting on a rubber room wall in that studio. >> laura: bruce almighty god help

i've already told you, you can divulge your deepest darkest secrets to me and i guess creepy anderson cooperyour choice. these are some of the questions come up either way, cooper was asking, and other ways, jerry springer junior asking stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. check out the creep factor. >> so the sex was consensual? that he hand you money? that he talk about his son? that he ever compare you to his kids? did he ever used production? you told donald trump to turn around and take off u his pants? >> yes. >> did he? >> yes. >> you had sex with him? >> yes. >> you were 27, he was 60. were you physically attracted to him? >> no. >> not at all? >> did you want to have sex with him? in an issue where condom uses a is an issue, did he use one? >> no. >> his private parts? to say, all i have jim comey, good luck. given the upcoming investigation by the doj's inspector general that we learned about today on potential fisa abuses, you may, jim, want to rethink that book and that book tour. james comey, remember, in this country, you do have the right to remain silent. with that said, you ar

anderson cooper is arguably the best in the business. he's going to get to what he needs to get to.s what? somebody had an affair. they didn't want their family to know. their friend came forward and paid for it. now we are trying to figure out whether they knew and whether the money was actually theirs. what could be the seed that winds up being so significant to the american people that they needed to know this. >> this is engaging in thuggish behavior, threats, intimidation, and hiding the money trail. i think ultimately, chris, that's what this is going to get to. ultimately we're going to ensure that the facts are known to the american people. and individuals that are far more powerful than me, far more powerful than my client, they will ultimately determine whether those facts lead to something else, period. >> all right. we will see sunday. as far as we all know, sunday. you'll come in afterwards and we will digest what was actually out there. >> yes. >> appreciate you taking me on. you're not going to want to miss this other anderson cooper big-time interview, not just the o

i think about a millions watched with anderson cooper. what do you make of this threat to him. >> the threat is very hard to prove, first of all. it's some anonymous person that happened years ago. it's not evident how it's directly tied with the issue of controversy now, which is this hush money, this agreement that the president's lawyer paid to try to keep the case out of the news. again, i think the most salient feature is this. possible not obstruction of justice, but again trying to keep this story out of the news. and it's consistent with the president's pattern of not revealing whose giving him money to help him get elected. he got apparently campaign money in the form of $130,000. that's got to be reported. if it's not reported, it's a criminal case. >> could only give 2700 in a cycle. >> to say that the lawyer did it? give me a break. well lawyers don't pay $130,000 to our clients, i'm sorry. >> usually the money goes the other way. >> that's the way it's supposed to be. >> paul, thank you for your expertise, susan page and jona

she's giving her first extended television interview to anderson cooper on "60 minutes." jerry jackson, a cnn criminal defense attorney. and joining me is gena loudoun, a member of president trump's media advisory board. so, you first. there was a tweet today from daniels' attorney, and he tweeted this. note, a, not all of our evidence will be mentioned, displayed tonight. that would be foolish. b, we are not sure what cbs will include, but we know a lot from the full interview will have to be cut because of the time allowed. c, tonight is not the end. it's the beginning. a rather ominous warning there. so, joey, is this the attorney downplaying expectations for tonight. or is it possible that he knows that the legal battle is about to intensify? >> the twitter wars. i shall not say they begin, because they have begun. those are what are intensifying at this point. good to see you always, fredricka. here's the reality. i think what he's doing, as he mentioned, he's firing that warning shot. and what he's doing is protecting his client's interest in the following way. he's

on this story and not surprisingly, it was the main prime—time news interview, 60 minutes with anderson cooper in the us broadcasting, last night. the tone is remind me a little bit of watergate. she is approached by a shady character in a car park in florida. it got me thinking about deep throat during the watergate scandal. she is also saying she was threatened in that encounter and she is now saying that the money she was given during the us presidential election campaign, $100,000 basically to keep quiet way saying this did not happen, she is 110w saying this did not happen, she is now eating her words from that time and basically saying, alleging, that donald trump did have an affair with her. she says it was consensual sex, there were rumours that it was a long affair but they only had sex once. the issue was the $100,000 and how it was paid to her and whether it was a personal payment or an official campaign payment and that could be an issue. to what extent does this impact the presidency of donald trump? it does not exactly help donald trump. there is another series of allegations eme

anderson cooper didn't ask about the physical description of the person who approached her.ot. but my client can. she can describe it in great detail. i think it's important that the viewers know the original content of my client was about two hours if in length. i was the there for the entirety of it. there was a lot of things the cut out in preparation of the final piece. there were many details excluded and i think many of those details will surface in the coming weeks and months. >> so she knows how he looks. have you shown her pictures of people that have worked for donald trump? shas she identified the person that made the threat to you? >> she has not identified the person as of yet. we're in the process of trying to conclude exactly who that was. i'm confident we're going to get to the bottom of it. there's no question that it could have only come from one place. it didn't come from the magazine, it didn't come from her, and there's only one other party involved. >> will you seek phone records from the trump organization to try to figure out if some of donald trump's

she told anderson cooper that she told her child in her hand. almost dropped the baby she was so fearful. she walked into a fitness class. did she tell anybody? was she married? did she tell her husband? all of those contemporaneous statements could boost her credibility. but there was no hard concrete evidence to suggest that it actually attached to michael cohen. her presumption that he may have been involved in some way later down the line. that won't cut it. are you able to talk about any of this? if the court said she can't, she has herself in a legal pickle. >> we did hear, i thought, something new. false charges are settled out of court all the time. that was the first time i heard the white house justify the payment. that's a justification for the $130,000 payment in hush money. i hadn't heard that before from the white house and i thought that was an interesting development. >> he specifically said false charges are settled out of court all the time. this is not out of the ordinary in explaining why $130,000 was paid to stormy daniels f

. >> anderson cooper asked about melania trump. that is when the former model got emotional. >> if melania trump is watching this, what would you want her to know? >> that's a tough one. >> or say to her? >> yeah. what can you say except i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i wouldn't want it done to me. i'm sorry. >> a spokeswoman for the first lady did not respond to our request for a comment. the white house says the president denies the affair. no further comment from the president on twitter or otherwise. mcdougal filed a lawsuit against american media. she sold the rights to her story to them. now says they bought it to bury it in order to protect the president. we should note stormy daniels "60 minutes" interview airs this sunday. >> look out for the twitter feed sunday night. >>> breaking overnight. senate passing a $1.3 trillion spending plan keeping the government funded through september. before the early morning vote, republican senator bob corker expressed frustration with another late-night vote on capitol hill. >> this is ridiculou

>> well, she's answered the question under questioning by anderson cooper. what you see what you get. she's very, very credible. she is certainly more credible than michael cohen. not even close. i think the american people will judge her credible. >> a couple other loose ends. your client, mcdougal, is it sfrank they both hired the same person, giving up their right to tell their stories? >> i was not involved then and i'm not in a that's on to pass judgment as to that question. i won't answer it. >> because he says helawyer-cli confidentiality agreement. are you will to release him from that? >> ultimately that's my client's decision and i have not communaled with or about it. >> you've said you have six more women who have come with similar stories. have you found them to be credible? >> i can announce the number isn't six anymore. it is now eight. >> and how credible are their stories? are they similar to what your client, what karen mcdougal has suggested? >> there are similarities. but we have not fully vetted them, and as you know when you have someth

con el presentador de cnn, anderson cooper, indagÓ sobre aspectos Íntimos, esto fue lo que dijo la exmodeloando el Área trump habÍa dado a luz a su pequeÑo hijo. la exmodelo de playboy expresÓ su arrepentimiento y le ofreciÓ una disculpa a melania. dijo que no le gustarÍa que se lo hicieran a ella. tuvo en cuenta que tenÍa un diario en la que contaba las veces que se veÍa. siempre se referÍa a unas letras especÍficas como dt o t, para evitar problemas si alguien llegaba a leerlo. dijo que fue su decisiÓn terminar el romance por el peso de su conciencia. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. se le preguntó justamente a ella durante esa extensa entrevista que se presidente habÍa hablado de su esposa melania. dijo que la mencionÓ una vez y que era una mujer y muy inteligente, que hablaba cinco idiomas. no quiso hablar mÁs del tema porque se sentÍa culpable. javier: los abogados han negado todo esto. estamos a la espera de saber quÉ va a pasar en esa entrevista el prÓximo domingo. el lunes hablaremos de esto. carolina: este vÍdeo calentÓ las redes sociales, fue grabado en una liga de fÚ

meanwhile, anderson cooper has taped a "60 minutes" interview with daniels due to air next sunday.wyers have any means to prevent it from airing? joining me is the executive director of the media research center and he was previously "the new york times" in house lawyer for 30 years. counselor, can they stop "60 minutes" from airing that tape? >> no, there's no way they can. i think it's kind of laughable. number one, you know, cbs was worried about they would have put this interview on tomorrow rather than waiting a week, putting it back a week. i don't think they have any real fears, but secondly and more importantly, the first amendment directly says you can't do that. it says government can't abridge speech. so that goes directly to what trump and his lawyers are trying to do here. which is stop speech. and the first amendment says you can't do that. and the supreme court and the pentagon papers case of course said that you can only do it maybe if the publication would result surely in direct and immediate and reparable damage to the country. and this hardly meets that standard

stormy daniels on "60 minutes" tomorrow night and with anderson cooper.ying in the media the way the president has following his playbook. >> i have little kids at home and have to censor the news at my house, all nc-17. talking about the president of the united states. what do we expect for a spending bill? are we going to keep the government open and everything's going to be hunky-dory? >> it sounds like it might take people longer, they might have to go into the weekend. then they'll get something that's -- that has the government funded through the year. a tiny little other shutdown maybe. maybe. >> oh, no. >> that will depend in large part on mitch mcconnell who shockingly came out and had critical words for the president in regard to putin but backed up robert mueller saying he was an excellent appointment, i think will have great credibility with the american people. what do you make of the pushback that we rarely if ever hear from the senate majority leader? >> he is one of the most calculating men in washington. maybe the world. he does not say w

i wonder, could this be what anderson cooper's saw as a career arc to go from high class to class. for what? to prove trump had consensual sex not with his wife before he became president. i think america filed it under "so what?" we won't besmirch the women. we are going to wait until trump has at least nine oval office encounters with one of his interns fresh out of college. until he is accused of sexual assault by a woman who came to him for help. in the meantime, all we have is a story about a romp a decade ago. with term, everyone knew his flaws before they voted. decades as a tabloid staple didn't hurt as well as the prize-winning reporters on the trump gossip beat. in the access hollywood tape helped. that tape existed for years, tucked away in a creepy network dudes closet. until it was leaked before the election. what are the odds of that? cnn sacrifices what's left of its reputation trying to undo an election. to think, if only people had another chance to vote for hillary, they would forget about the woman who ridiculed her husband's accusers. congrats, cnn, you have red

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but he did say in the 60 minutes interview with anderson cooper he now says will air on march 25th that she is willing to provide very specific details about what happened. now, the other thing that michael avenatti said this morning is that other women with similar stories have come to him to explore potential legal action against president trump. take a look at what he had to say. >> we have been approached by six separate women who claim to have similar stories to those or to that of my client. two of those women, at least two, have ndas. we're in the earl stage early vetting these stories. >> before you vet them, do they all involve the president of the united states? >> yes. >> he's obviously being very careful here in saying that he hasn't vetted the stories, hasn't vetted the ndas, the big question is going to be are these two ndas going to be similar to the michael cohen stormy daniels ndas and were they part of a bigger hush agreement? >> mj lee, thank you for being with us. these are significant new allegations developing just this morning. here to discuss, cnn political analy

. >> speaking to anderson cooper while the president remains uncharacteristic silent.o tweets and no comments even as she shares details about the relationship that began soon after his wife gave birth to their son. >> did he ever use protection? >> no. no. he didn't. >> mcdougal talking about the pain she felt when trump offered her money after their first alleged sexual encounter. >> did he try on hand you money? >> did he. and i am, i mean, i had this look of, i don't know. just, i don't know how to describe it. the look my face must have been so sad. because i had never been offered money like that, number one. number two, i thought does he think that i'm in this for money or why i'm here or is this a normal thing? i looked at him and i said that's not me. i'm not that kind of girl. >> she said she saw the president numerous times including at his resort and trump tower. >> he showed you around the apartment? >> he did. >> did he reference melania? >> did he. we passed a room and he said this is melania's room. she likes to have her alone time or to get away to rea

he was talking with anderson cooper. and then last night stormy daniels herself was talking with one of our reporters outside an appearance in florida. take a listen. well, she essentially said to our nick valencia last night she's made a lot of money off of this, but, you know, she's not capitalizing off it, it's just all the opportunities are arising as a result of all this being publicized. meantime, her attorney is saying that much needs to be established because michael cohen isn't licensed to work in california to be a part of a deal, et cetera. this is bad because it's difficult for the white house to dismiss it all together. >> the white house is not helping itself. i mean, sarah sanders made clear there was an arbitration. therefore, the president was involved, therefore, the president knew about it. the issue is this. you have these women with credible stories. and the president in 2016 -- then candidate trump says none of it true, denies it all. this one woman, stormy daniels, puts pressure somehow, we don't k

. >> reporter: daniels telling anderson cooper saying that is what trump told her when they met for the first time in 2006. their only sexual encountered happened afterwards. >> he was showing you his own picture on the cover of a magazine. >> does this normally work for you? someone should take that magazine and spank you with it and i, you know, give me that and, you wouldn't? hand it over. and so he did and i was like. turn around drop them. >> you told donald trump to turn around and take off his pants. >> yes. >> and did he? >> eventually the joking stopped and she and trump had sex for the first and only time during their relationship. the white house has denied the affair. >> did you want to have sex with him? >> no but i didn't say no. i'm not victim. >> it was entirely consensual? >> oh, yes. yes. >> you work in an industry where condom use was an issue. did he use a condom? >> melania trump had given birth to a few months before. did he mention his wife and child in all of this? >> i asked and he brushed it aside. don't worry about that. we have separate rooms and stuff. >> re

our colleague anderson cooper has been working on it and preparing to broadcast it on "60 minutes."'t released any of her clips of speaking which to me is a sign they something very interesting to show. they are not trying to tease ahead of time. they are just going to let the interview speak for itself tonight and what i wonder, was i'd like to know personally and why i'm going to tune in tonight is whether she has text messages or other evidence of the affair because one of the issues here with president trump and women who either accused him of consensual or nonconsensual encounters is there has been denials of those encounters, denials of those alleged affairs. so if she has evidence to bring forward that could make a difference in this story. >> this is really about alleged intimidation and possible violation of campaign finance laws and not necessarily about an affair. julian, the white house, they have dismissed these allegations and spoken up about it. are you surprised, however, that it seems, from the outside looking in, because we have not heard one iota from the presiden