coen using the media to community now with president trump? coming up tonight, we will talk with house intel chair on what he thinks of the president's next steps with the justice department. first,an lyes lives all of this with john, a form are fbi national spokes person. democratic strategist and attorney and chief political correspondent for the washington exami examiner. we have a lot to get through. byron, very interesting that michael coen, chased down the street today in the puffy doun jacket of his. i don't know men and puffy jackets. we women don't like that. so, they catch up with him but on the phone with don lemon and then a reporter from abc y. is he going to media outlets that are hostile to the president? is t is curious >> to some degree there are people in the white house who community with the president through the mead enthusiasm trying to send him a message thru the media. one thing about coen if he talks about the hardship this has been on him and his family. an issua if on he were charged with a crime, would he cooperate

she will not do what the president and coen wanted which was to let them. decide what is privilege or not. like with a subpoena. not a ruling for the president or coen. really striking with theus attorney's office is doing here. if you rook atus attorney's manual in the section that talks about searching attorneys who are targets. before the warrant is approved, you have to think about and decide on what procedures ruwill use. when you accept accept. a filter team or special master or initiofficer. government does not want to do a special master or a judicial officer. my god in the case of stewart the attorney convicted aiding and abetting a terrorist. she got a special master the president of the united states does not get one. so, i think it is00 eye think it it is striking and i agree with the judge on earlier today whoed the government should not look at this stuff until a judge that she a points. looks. this is the attorney for the president of the united states. >> go to ken tar. i know you are enemy with the coen deal. >> imagine if clinton's attorne

cool aid or popsicles. >> let's talk andy coen.vealed to me that j-law is still not over her housewives moment. >> can we talk about jennifer lawrence that night? was she really that surprised? >> she was out of her mind. since i make dreams come true, here is your housewives dinner party. >> wouldncouldn't believe it. she was shaking. >> does it still blow your mind that people we consider a-list hollywood stars are that in tune to the franchise you created? >> rihanna posting about vanderpump rules. rihanna, come to the play house. >> reporter: milo and anna will be his guest at the historic wiltern. it's a slightly bigger venue than he's used to. >> i think we've got over 1,000 people coming to the show every night. and to make you understand, we had to make 32 audience members in our clubhouse in new york, so this is -- this is big. >> sarah jessica parker he'll accompany to the meth gala and john mayer. >> i think john mayer and i are each others' wingmen to tell you the truth. we go out, and we're we have our eyes out for eac

for years, michael coen has act as if he's above the law, he's referred to himself as mr trump's fixerules. he never thought that the little man, 01’ never thought that the little man, or especially women, like me, matter but that ends now we are committed to making sure that everyone finds out what happened and we will not rest until that happens. here is the bbc‘s anthony zurcher to explain the political significance of all this. the big question is the payment that michael coen made in 2016just before the presidential election to arrange for a nondisclosure agreement. the question is who authorised it, michael curran said he did it on his own. if he took money to help donald trump's presidential campaign that could be an alang shall —— election law violation. there is the question of whether there is a tax fraud involved. it is case of following the money and his ties into donald trump, whether he knew about it. he says he didn't but this could pull them into it as well. it is and crimes —— financial crimes as well. presumably this is dominating the media cycle when the president an

the government asserted any communications between president trump and coen concerning the payment to adult film actress stormy daniels, those koch conversations are not covered by attorney/client privilege and citing the president's own words said on april 1st when he exclaimed to know nothing about the payment. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> [ inaudible ]. >> why did michael cohen make this -- >> you have to ask michael cohen. mike's my attorney and you'll have to ask him. >> and do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> i don't know. >> let's go right to cnn in new york. shim own, we're hearing michael cohen is not cooperating and so what are prosecutors saying. >> reporter: that is right. none of the -- the what the prosecutors are saying is not good for the president or his personal attorney michael cohen and they have revealed he is under criminal investigation. and they have basically been investigating him for quite sometime, it appears. including conducting covert surveillance on him where they were able to obtain some e-mai

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>> what just happened is that as you mentioned before, this morning we knew that michael coen in the last two years has represented president trump. of course he is his personal attorney. we also knew from a court filing that he represented elliot bradentony. the third person was unidentified and coan's team didn't want to identify him in court. one of the attorneys said we are protecting that name because that person doesn't want to be associated with this case. the judge wasn't buying his arguments in terms of why the name should not be protect asked not be said in open court. she said i'm going to rule right now it must be disclosed. the name is sean hannity. he is a fox news anchor. it has been revealed in open court that in 2017 and or 2018 those years, sean hannity -- in a legal setting sean hannity has used the services of president trump personal attorney michael cohen. that's the information we have right now. the hearing is still going on in the court behind me with the judge. the sides are going back and forthright now as to whether or not a special master should be put in

coen is being investigated for possible bank fraud and campaign finance. among the many kwquestions is ts an over reach or a sign the president's stearn in legal jeopardy. >> we should be concerned about the destales leaks coming out of the investigations. and whether they are strateg strategically deplied intimidate those closest to the president or the president. i will have more later. first, bullies on the left aiming to silence conservatives that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> nearly 30 years ago wrote a book called will be education. it described how on college campuses the american left had gone from champion increased speesh to stifling it. conservatism under reagan was a force a 11erating, optimistic and patriot ic alternate to the pessimism of the 70s. the faculty and the administration of campuses became dominated by liberals turning young mines away from reagan. these activists maintained as racist and sexist. it is founders were privileged white men. conferring is challenge the liberal orthodoxo campus were sued, maloined by students and

coen were privileged and not confidential. priv linled is protected under the law.s are pretty specific thinking obviously he is saying -- he wasn't my attorney and we didn't have attorney/client privilege and michael cohen asserted the exact opposite of that. i'm not sure if he's trying to posture or perhaps for whatever reason and -- assert that sean hannity was his client. i don't see that what gets him moving forward. but we'll have to stay tuned. >> and jackie, this comes as michael cohen is disclosing who his clients are. >> right. >> we know the president is one of the his clients and the storm started some of this, presumably and elliott broidy a former republican finance vice chair through michael cohen paid off a playboy model $1.6 million. he had impregnated her apparently. but sean hannity quick to say he's never represented me in a third-party matter. >> i think this is a list like being on the rnc finance committee, you don't want to be one of michael cohen's clients at this point. but the real question is when you take a step back, why didn't hannity

dropping those settlements could be related to this raid that the federal government did on michael coeninquiry, and so these could have ended up in the karen mcdougal lawsuit or in the hands of buzzfeed, but that is now is much easier, and in both cases you had lawyers involved, saying, is not worth pursuing these cases, let's drop them and minimise our legal exposure because anything that comes up could because anything that comes up could be embarrassing. what impact does this have on the president?m be embarrassing. what impact does this have on the president? it is an ongoing embarrassment, distraction for the president, because he is talking about robert mueller and that investigation, that is one separate bit of exposure for the president, and the michael coen business is a different legal avenue. the investigation is personal business dealings and things he did to possibly cover up alleged affairs, this is a new headache and totally separate from robert mueller. anthony, thanks for joining us. anthony zurcer in washington there. don't forget you can get much more detail on our to

president trump's personal attorney michael coen found himself at the center of an fbi raid that sent the president fuming. a series of fbi raids took the president's personal attorney by surprise. fbi agents in new york city armed with a warrant raided his office, home, and a room at this hotel where he was staying. surrounded by his top military advisers who sat stone faced, president trump lashed out. >> they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys. good man. it's a disgraceful situation, a witch hunt. >> he called the raid completely inappropriate and unnecessary adding there was unnecessary seizure of attorney-client communications. he said the raid was the result of a referral by special counsel mueller's office. special sources tell abc news the raids were not about russia but fbi agents took a host of documents including some possibly tied to cohen's $130,000 payment to adult film star stormy daniels in the days up to the election. the raid came four days after the president said he knew nothing about the payment. daniels a little she had an affair with president

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>> i don't know if you know from the baltimore city city council, dee coen. just won first-term baltimore city council. mr. o'malley: yeah. their e -- they have hands full right now. our city went through such a traumatic event with freddie gray's death. we're not the first city to go through an event like that. >> yeah. most recover more quickly than we have. almost as if there are some of our leaders who insist on not learning from the past and not applying those lessons and what works to save more lives in the future. it's very sad. last year we had another record homicide rate after leading the country for 10 years in rate of reduction of violent crime. it's not like we don't know what needs to be done. ur leaders just need to adapt. you always have to change and adapt. >> appreciate your time. mr. o'malley: thank you. we'll see you, matt. you've been very patient here . re today mr. o'malley: this has ban chrystalizing presidency with their belief system, with their attitudes. i don't think you'll ever see them sitting on the sidelines waiting for the pe

talking about the roman empire one of the romans ever done for us and it just occurred to me what is the coen wealth ever done for the commonwealth members in a sentence they aircraft to make it a positive sentence but in a sentence what would you say. it's given us a platform to be to feed the british professor tim what is the commonwealth ever done for commonwealth memphis. obviously the group. it's. more human rights and be a story you really should move to a religious. it's given as a common platform to discuss our grievances and that just as vital as the positives are taken again are you happy with what you've heard so far well i think there's a real understanding of the common also two point four billion people sixty percent of whom are under the age of thirty and share a common language common law common approach towards democracy and institutions have probably more relevance today than we've ever had and for the reasons given was a positive and an opportunity for us to share our grievances as well. this organization this institution still relevant you cover foreign affairs for the was

michael coen, my understandment is he had no knowledge during a time period. >> you tli it's somebodythat maybe impregnated this? >> i'm not suggesting anybody right now. we'll get to the bottom of that it is the publisher and fren of with the bump why are you tweeting out the fbi are going -- is this this the first effort to undermind so they can claim i want you to reck cog this was only one fwrom avenue avenue we is pretty transparent. you don't know he sug zwres jesting that. don't know. t a pretty. >> all right. thank you p. >> seernsly concerned about losing the house and senate. is president trump listening? we'll stay with you are panel next. -- with our panel up next. mait's a series ofar is nosmart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. over 5 million america

coen's office. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and for more bring in molest bu bullman. and harry litman department attorney general during bill clinton. brett, your view of the indicates document protection. you heard what congress man jordan said a frustration with the what the g. o. p. majority believes the rightful oversight role of the legislative branch over the process that lead to the spying on an american citizen through the use of this court. >> yes. it is interesting to hear representative jordan because he is absolutely correct. they have oversight responsibility. now i have the luxury of working in the senate prior to becoming the u.s. attorney. during that four year period. i heard the democrats clamoring and asking again and again for the department of justice to be transparent. to be transparent. give us documents. ironic for me to now see them, holdup, this is not their prerogative. they are going too far. no. the diameter of justice has long held congress with disstain and treated them as a step brother or sister not worrying about what they want and no

. >> my name is brent coen. i want to thank you for all your support and being such a good leader good evening commissioner. i aren't the department of public works. this is locked at 2990, 24th street. the permit applicant applied for the table and chairs permit with the following proposal and there's five tables on harrison street approximately 224 square feet and public works reviewed the proposed layout plan and determined it to be in compliance with the public works code. public notice was posted at the site for 10 days beginning october 28, 2017. during the 10-day notification period public works received 50 objections. 29 of which were signed letters. provided in exhibit e. public works scheduled a public hearings held on november 22, 2017. there were five testimonies in opposition. following the hearing on december 28, 2017 the director of public works approved the application with the d.p.w. order 186-49 exhibit c. the permit was approved december 29, 2017 with the following condition from the hearing.

with the clients and coen is that there a man and an nda and a woman and so the fact there wasn't a third party tells you what? >> well, look, jumps to that point. the other two clients are donald trump for whom he negotiated a nda for stormy daniels and nda with a playboy playmate. so the natural assumption would be that michael cohen negotiated an nda for sean hannity. so he's trying to get out in front of that and quell the rumblings about that as the reason why. but it -- something is not adding up here. that michael cohen's lawyers would feel compelled to announce in open court that sean hannity. >> it was the judge, if you missed it, they wanted to put him in a an envelope and keep it quiet and the judge so no, and made them say it out loud. >> he could say i have two clients. but he feels like he needs to say that sean hannity, whether he announced his name or not, is an actual ongoing client for michael cohen where sean hannity is saying he doesn't represent me in any matter. so there is something inconsistent. >> can you text sean hannity back and ask isn't if t a -- it is a a co

but broidy and coen together -- he helped get cohen a position on the rnc in the past year. so he's a very big donor for the republicans. he actually just -- in the past month helped host a fundraiser for the president in california. so he's somebody who is very important and very close to a lot of people in the trump world. and just to -- just to add to what shimmon just talked about just now, michael cohen, the video we're showing, is -- is him smoking a cigar with a group of men on a bench outside of his manhattan hotel while his lawyers were essentially trying to argue to protect him, while the judge seems to be very frustrated that he is not there to provide answers as to who exactly are his clients and according to government, he only has one client and that is president trump. so that video shows what michael cohen was busy doing while his lawyers were in court trying to protect him essentially from this investigation. >> friends were smoking cigars. was he spoking a cigar as well. >> he was smoking a cigar, 80 degrees day and chatting with photographers and looked go

roy coen's defects of character and morality were, and i think ey were manifest, was compensated forh a towerin intellect and guile. and michael cohen, he's got going the grt loyalty and i think that right now is a weak link in the president's situation. >> yang: one person who had a turning point this week was paul ryan, saying he was going to leave the hou aset this term and retire. what does this say and bode for the midterms and for the future of the republican party, the future direction of the republican party? >> in the near te'rrm, if you trying to raise money for republican candidates, when your speaker steps down, that's not a great way to raise money, it's not something you brag about and say it's important you invest here. the bigger story, a lot of us goto know paul ryan as an intern for power america with jack kemp, and bill bennette and gene kirkpatrick and others in the '80s, reaganism at its high water mark, and he more or less carried the 1980s ad 1990s, he more or less carried that creed and gospel up to y018, and i think this is donald trump was able to take over

the government asserted any communications between president trump and coen concerning the payment to adult

coen and mr. trump until i have that declaration. once you invoke fifth amendment all bets are off.stions during your deposition, and each time, if you can invoek your fifth amendment right against self incrime nays that could be used against new a trial. meaning i could get up in front of a judge and a jury and say if you invoked your fifth amendment right you are hiding something. >> do you think it's possible that michael cohen was under investigation before the raid? in that case is it legal? >> let's back this up. this investigation from the southern district of new york into michael cohen came from robert mueller's investigation. it was a referral. so there was something discovered during mueller's investigation that got it kicked over the sdny. i believe there was surveillance. i know there were actual e-mails that had been attained from mr. cohen that he didn't even know about. there could have been wiretaps. all of this would have been done legally by procuring the appropriate warrants to be able to get that surveillance on mr. cohen. frankly, michael cohen that's the least

there were few people who know as much as mike alley coen does, and even what we know publicly whichs less than actually known. it shows how he was the president's fixer and he was the guy who went and took care of things and so the fact that he had all of his information, all of his contacts potentially recordings of his conversations is you can see how its become an exist earn threat for the president and you can see it just in the way he's reacting about it. >> i want to play something, the allegation about him being in prague, when we look back at his initial denial he put up a tweet with his passport at the time when the news came out. i've never been to prague. fake news and president trump as president-elect at the time actually talked about it, too. take a listen. >> i want to see your passport. he brings his passport to my office. i say, hey, wait a minute. he didn't leave the country. he wasn't out of the country. they had michael cohen of the trump organization was in prague. it turned out to be a different michael cohen. >> in hindsight it seemed to be too enthusiastic of

on cnn you said you wouldn't be released it because of events over the last 48 hours events, and coen'sice was raided during that time period. how does that impact the release of the sketch of somebody who allegedly threatened your clients? >> well, my client met with lois gibson, the foremost forensic artist in the world and happens to be based in houston, texas. she met with her at length and this composite sketch was created. we were on the verge of releasing it in connection with a reward that we were going to call for. there is some information that has come to light in the last 48 hours that has caused us to pause the release of that. we were requested not to release it at this time. and we're going to follow that request. i don't know how long the delay will be. it ultimately may not need to be released because we may have a positive identification but we are not in a position to announce that quite yet. >> so just to clarify here, somebody said please don't release this and there might be a reason because it is clear who the person is and we might find out who the person was? wa

michael coen. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots.an mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) national news... president donald trump is fuming about what he says is abuse of attorney-client privilege after federal agents raided his personal attorney's office in new york.<"it's an attack on our country in a true sense - it's an attack on what we all stand for.">( james ) agents seized privileged communications between michael cohen and his clients... including mister trump. cohen has admitted to paying 130-thousand dollars to stormy daniels. the porn star says she and president trump had an affair in 2006 and the money was to keep her from going to the press. the white house denies the affair and trump told reporters he was unaware of the payment. the raid stemmed partly from a referral by special counsel robert mueller... who is leading the russia investigation. ( darya )president trump

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the original music was written byjosh coen and dj wild. we have it, the ceremonial to unveiled a statue of millicent fawcett in parliament square. courage calls to courage everywhere, the banner she is holding up. and we heard just there, sadiq khan talking about how this was a moment of celebration but that it should also be a further inspiration to those who are continuing to fight the agenda of gender equality. and we heard from the prime minister earlier on, saying that she would not be where she was today were it not for the campaigns of millicent fawcett and those who fought alongside her to get women, the vote —— to get women the vote, to get women into parliament. she said she hoped that the statue would be an inspiration to all who wish to follow in her footsteps. and all those present are saying this was a real moment of celebration. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but, first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live. canadian police question the suspected driver of a van which ploughed into a crowd of people in

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