here's andy cohen and willy geist in andy cohen's "then and now."s there. >> hold on, back up. liberace was there? >> liberace was -- >> what she was doing there? >> liberace was an honorary referee. they were trying to bring star power. >> that's a show. >> big. it was big. the guy sitting next to my mom, his jeans came up and there was a knife in his boot. and my mom said, what's the knife for? and he said, knife's for if anybody who messes with the hulkster. he was there to defend hulk hogan at wrestle mania with his knife. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "then and now." "then and now." tomorrow night, wednesday night, 10:00 p.m. >> yes. >> jimmy: you know i'm a big fan of the show. "watch what happens live." i watch you all the time. >> thanks, jimmy. you gave up our shotsky. you gave me the muff of truth. >> jimmy: the muff of truth. have you ever used that or not yet? >> haven't again. i will though. >> jimmy: we like giving you -- i like thinking of new ideas just that you could do on your show because it's so different. you never know what

and michael cohen said no. said he would not cooperate with the house and senate committees investigating the trump-russia matter, would not testify, would not hand over documents. he was then subpoenaed, not just asked but issued with a subpoena to testify and after he got the subpoena, he said okay, he will. before michael cohen was a central figure in the trump-hush sha investigation, he was a long standing trump organization executive. he had been donald trump's sometimes personal lawyer. and when donald trump first considered running for president this time around, when he first started kicking that around in 2015, michael cohen was basically his top, his only political adviser for the early days of his campaign. and in some combination of all of those roles trump organization executive personal lawyer to donald trump political adviser to donald trump who might run for president, in some combination of all of those roles, in the summer of 2015, so not that past summer but the summer before, michael cohen d

cohen/housewives." which was so great.a bar and i was like, "oh, man, this guy. let me get your number." i would put, like, "stephen waspy southerner." so i'm "mr. cohen/housewives" to aretha franklin. i like it, when she booty texts me later. yeah. >> stephen: and hit you up? >> yeah, right, exactly. >> stephen: you produce-- how many shows do you produce? >> a lot. a lot of "housewives." i'm an e.p. on "love connection" on fox. >> stephen: which you're the host of. not politically, but just as a producer of reality television. >> yeah. >> stephen: what do you think of the production that we're getting out of the white house? what do you think of that as a drama? >> well, i think-- well, it's some kind of a drama. and i think what's interesting about the president is that he's-- he has remained as a season one "real housewife orange county." he has never-- usually they evolve as the years ago. there's a season one version who will do anything to stay on the show. and then they evolve, and they get their makeup and hair ri

local filmmakers bonni cohen and jon shenk follow gore in the midst of a tense u.s. presidential election.sot: bonni cohen, co director// "we made it during the campaign year of the presidential election where there was a field of republican candidates who didn't have much to say on the climate. the filmmakers say it's more important than ever to voice opposition to leaders in denial of climate change after president trump announced the u.s. would withdraw from the paris climate agreement.sot: bonni cohen, co director// "now that donald trump is in office there's a new lens on the film which is we have to double down. if donald trump is not going to be a leader on the climate the american people are going to have to."while gore applauds california governor jerry brown's decision last committ to a landmark in sf ella sogomonian kron 4 news. bart brought members of the media on board a few of the new cars to see what they are like in action.the new pilot cars have been undergoing a lot of testing nearly 400 tests in al over the past year. and the results of those tests

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cohen's not the only one. >> dick cohen joined the army when he was 17. he lost the use of his left arm when he was wounded by german machine-gun fire in world war ii. >> the flag means i gave a lot of service in my late teens and i bled profusely for it so i take that flag as a symbol, very important for me in my life. >> he found the flag he flies year round at his alexandra home. >> i'd never seen anything like that before. >> three of his neighbors were vandalized. two homes had their flags burned. >> i thought it was a disgrace. it's our american flag. we're very proud of it. >> this video from richmond virginia shows a man setting fire to a man in guilty to arsonon. police are hoping police catch the vandal. cohen's neighbor helped him replace the flag in front of his home. >> i thought it was a nice touch from two generations we were able to replace it. >> flag day was on june 13 but some people say they will fly flags to honor those symbols of american freedom that were trashed, burned, or destroipd recently. chris gordon, news 4. >> a man's being

he leads the cohen group, a global consulting firm. so secretary cohen, a pleasure. welcome. >> good to be with you. >> so we just heard the words from secretary mattis saying he doesn't think this move by north korea will bring us closer to war. to you, sir. what do you think it would take to bring apart some sort of u.s. military action? >> well, it would take some action on the part of the north koreans to attack our forces either in korea, our ally in japan, which would try to launch a missile that would attack the united states. but i think what secretary mattis is doing is trying to tamp down somewhat the implications contained in president trump's tweet about serious consequences are going to flow. you can read that in economic terms, diplomatic terms but you can also read it in military terms but i think what secretary mattis is saying is, we're not closer to war at this point. i'm paraphrasing henry kissinger now, but he said an idle threat that is taken seriously can be helpful. but a serious threat that is dismissed as being idle can be catastrophic. we've

is staking out the most hard line position knowing it's going to be overwhelmed by people like gary cohen steve mnuchin i will .1 thing out. last week we reported this there was a big meeting in the roosevelt room at the white house on monday over steel tariffs. very hot, contentious meeting. now donald trump's entire cabinet with the exception of wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, think that's it is not a good idea to have impose steel tariffs imports. but donald trump himself is very much inclined to do. this unless something changes, you would say he's poised based on our conversations with sources inside the room that he's poised to put tariffs somewhere in the 20% range on steel. now that is a minority position push by steve bannon, wilbur ross, peter navarro and stephen sm miller you do see that minority get some wins. we saw them get a big win on withdrawing from the paris climate accord so i think it's deaf nuttily based on the issue i don't think you can make sweeping generalizations about the influence of any one staffer in the white house >> all right one last thing, jonathan

if she were not in that position, is gary cohen someone he would like to see in that position? >> on the first question, we don't get ahead of the president's conversations. we'll certainly provide a readout and you'll have a chance to ask the president himself and hear joint statements from the president himself after the meeting. in terms of janet yellen and gary cohen, i think gary has made it clear that he loves his job and he's happy what he's doing. >> i know he said in his suite, i only have time to watch tv. do you think he had the chance to watch the hearing of chris wray? >> i don't know if he saw that. i know he was doing quite a few meetings this morning, so i don't know if he saw any of it. >> i just want to give you a chance to respond. democratic congressman brad sherman today entered a bill of impeachme impeachment. any response? >> i think that is utterly and

cohen and mr. zarate.u talked about looking at the muslim brotherhood through a lens.ent a worldwide consortium of businesses and lens companies, n organization channeling money everywhere, including qatar and youey, and for mr. cohen, said earlier that in the last two years, there has been good work done with qatar in combating financing terrorists. expand on this good work, given the fact that qatar is the only arab country that never, ever suffered a terrorist attack? greathen: yes, it is a question. i think, again, as we look at the world through the lens of illicit financing, terrorist financing, you begin to see ties and networks you would not see, and i think in looking at a muslim brotherhood, there was a withrn and is a concern the business, financial and even the nationals, and manifestation of the group as a result, so we very much were focused on that, and, in fact, a couple of the designations which were controversial post-9/11 implicated individuals supporting al qaeda or were designated musl

. >> andy cohen, best friends with world news legend, anderson cooper.>> reporter: he's the one-man force behind some of the most popular shows on television. andy cohen. >> nobody's more obsessed with pop culture than me. >> reporter: the host of the new love connection and watch what happens live on bravo. andy with quite a few revelations during our first time meeting up. >> i need to start turning you guys on at 2:00 a.m. that's when i'm revving up. >> what are you usually doing at 2:00 a.m.? >> reporter: we met up for the summer launch for the samsung galaxy s8. pulling out all the stops to promote the phone, even having sam hunt singing some country classics? ♪ while cohen as the event's host was singing the praises of the new phone. >> you have a servant if you have this phone which i like. >> set my alarm for 7:30. >> alarm set to 7:30 a.m. >> reporter: the new 12 megapixel s8 and s8 plus being completely waterproof. but since we are talk phones and cameras, i had to ask andy. what's the naughtiest thing you've ever taken on a camera phone. a pho

cohen veterans network, funded entirely through private donations for now.o provide the treatment at no cost to the patient. also family members are eligible for care too. then there is the speed, once a veteran reaches out, they can get an appointment typically within seven days for evaluation. mental health is this organization's specialty, and those who have served their country often return with special needs that have to be addressed. >> oftentimes what you hear is that isolation, that loss of the way that i ever felt was when i was deployed and had ten people watching my back. i felt safer there than i did back here in the u.s. so we are trying to help them to reestablish that sense of community. >> jeff hensley is a retired naval pilot who sought help from cohen after dealing with personal issues with multiple deployments overseas. he tells me that you tried to get help in other places, but claims that the cohen approach was the only one that finally got through to him. >> this is not a sign of weakness, reaching out and getting help, nobody asked us

bring back david cohen. was a deputy director of cia and undersecretary of treasury for terrorism and financial intelligence in the obama administration. he knows about all things sanctions related. kelly, let me ask you about this. if military options are on the table, but not the likely option, not the preferred option, this is a country that has signalled and a willingness to get into it with the united states, south korea, allies in our region, what is it that we know about korea where we can apply leverage? >> i think it is a good sign that secretary mattis went out and tried to turn down the volume a little bit on the rhetoric. i think that's important that potential for miscalculation on kore korean peninsula is pretty high. thousands of u.s. troops and korean troops staring at north korean troops on the other side of the border on a daily basis. they are already on a hair pin trigger. it is good that mattis chose to turn down the volume on that. i will say keeping options on the table is smart tactic

cohen veteran network is doing just that.ded program, and a series of clinics that have been opened around the country to address the mental health needs of veterans. they also offer assistance to the family members as well. something the va is not really set up to do, we are told. another major selling point, speed. once a veteran makes contact with the clinic, they are in the clinic with their appointment in seven days. they say, it is an opportunity to give back, because most of the staff served themselves. >> one of the things that makes us unique here at the clinic is that we try to really employ people who are either veterans, family members of veterans, or have experience working with veterans. that is really helped us. >> jeff is a retired naval pilot that got helpless before or after issues his multiple deployments. he says, he tried getting help in other places, but cohen veteran network's approach may have very well saved his life. >> this is not a sign of weakness, reaching out for help. nobody asked us to go to w

cohen, remember this guy? watch this. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> where is he? >> you know, apparently, don, if i've done my homework properly, he wasn't the one doing the firing on the apprentice. he was merely reading a script about who he was told to fire. even in his singular role as the one who fires people, he was not even doing the firing. he was following ""the apprentice" script. >> you mean in reality tv there's a script? oh, my gosh! shocking. >> yeah. i mean where there's no script apparently is in the white house right now. that's where there is no script. >> yeah. that was sarcasm for folks who believe that reality tv is really reality tv, that there is no script to it. as you were saying about what vickie said? >> i apologize for being a little tongue-in-cheek. i think vickie is absolutely right. this is a guy who doesn't like confrontation. i think it is even kind of worse than that. i think he gets some sort of sadist

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cohen, mr. elmendorfcan, commissioner miller for your excellent testimon your objectivity of where we can do better is helpful. i started the meeting by talking about cost. cost to individuals, cost to business, cost to the public seconder, the private sector and many manifestations and what this will do in terms of cost to individuals and any other elements of this is just horrific. as i said earlier, what is it, $1400, $1700 if you're in your 60s and make $56,000 a year, you pay $11,000 more under the republican plan. this is a person making $56,000. so i think we have to focus on cost and all of the discussions we have and what it means if people's lives. some of it prevents them from even having access to care but i will say this, about this is what i was pleased to hear, we know the mandate was important, the individual mandate, but there are other ways to skin that cat and i would hope the trump administration would come in and say i'm not for a mandate but i know that we can't have free r

i want to start with you, david cohen.d in nick schifrin's report, ambassador nikki haley referring to countries doing business with north korea in violation of u.n. sanctions. what is the picture? give us a picture of the financial and business dealings other countries do right now with the north. >> well, most of it is illicit, with the exception with the trade with china, and that tends to be in coal, in minerals and very few other items. there are other countries around the world, in africa, in particular, in the gulf where you have north korean laborers work and you have north korea selling weapons to these countries. that is in violation of u.n. security council resolutions and in violations of the sanctions, and those transactions tend to flow through financial institutions in china in a way that is intended to be disguised from the international community because they are illicit transactions. >> woodruff: you've written new sanctions could be enacted that would put real pressure on the north. what would they look

i'm andy cohen in the bravo clubhouse, third wheeling it with a morning tv power couple.t is a lawyer and award winning newswoman, but the thing i envy most about her is that she is a morning person. you see her on "the today show" every day before you brush your teeth. welcome back savannah guthrie, everybody. [cheers and applause] he has shelves full of emmys and a closet full of old halloween costumes that i still have dreams about. [laughter] also from "today," it's matt lauer. [cheers and applause] - thank you. good to be here. - so happy to see you both. - hi! - i love you in jeans. - oh, thank you. - and shoes with a little bit of fringe. - and look at my, like, a western boot. do you like? - yeah, you're giving me, like-- yeah, i like-- - i-- yeah. well, i-i wanted to-- i just-- i wanted to be sexy for you, andy. - you're always sexy.

. >> i thought about you a few months ago when i saw the news of the passing of leonard cohen. >> oh. yeah. we had a 50-year friendship, personal and musical and professional and it's a terrible loss. you know he came to see me in 1966 to play me -- he says i can't sing and i can't play the guitar and i don't know if this is a song and then he sang me "suzanne takes you down to her place by the river ♪ and that was it. >> how would you describe his 50? i'm laughing at his comment i don't do this, i don't -- but what he did he did remarkably well. >> well, he was a genius and a monk. a combination which is unbeatable, i guess. and he never stopped writing great things. when i'm going out with steven steels on this tour in chicago next week and one of the songs we're singing is a song of leonard's called "everybody knows." and it's perfect for the political times we're in. he never stopped. of course he had intention of stopping. he didn't want to really continue to go out and he pretty much stayed up on the mountain outside of los angeles meditating with his guru. his roeshy and then h

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>> i found people to be unusually protective of cohen-watnick.ll you the truth, i don't believe i completely answer why that's the case, but there's unusual level of secrecy surrounding him, he is an intelligence official, they tend to operate in a more secretive manner. i think the reticence on the part of many people to talk about him struck me as unusual, yeah. >> do you get the sense he's still in touch with michael flynn? >> i do not know the answer to that question. >> yeah. what was the relationship between the two men, how far does it go back, is he somebody that knew michael flynn in your reporting before i got to the dia with him? >> so a lot of people i spoke with were under the impression he had known flynn at dia. one person with close knowledge of how this happened said that in fact they didn't meet until last year during the campaign at a coffee meeting that was arranged by michael adean's wife barbara. ezra group up outside washington. so that is -- it appears that actually the relationship might date back to, you know, more recen

." ♪ andy cohen's got the 411 ♪ king king of late night fun late night ac ac ♪ [cheers and applause]me to "watch what happens live." i'm andy cohen, in the bravo clubhouse with a guest who has me so excited i could pull my ear clean off. [laughing] she's one of the most beloved entertainers ever. from broadway, to movies, to her historic and emmy-winning variety show, everything she's ever done is legendary, and i'm thrilled to have her back in the clubhouse. give it up for comedy icon carol burnett! hi, carol burnett. [cheers and applause] i have to say we've-- yes. we've been doing this show for seven years. - yeah. - only oprah and you have gotten standing ovations. so-- - no kidding. - yeah. so, i'm very excited. the audi-- our audience of 20 people just stood at will. - well, how nice. [laughing] - um, carol's new book is called "in such good company: "11 years of laughter, mayhem, and fun in the sandbox." it's out, now, and to write it-- it's full of great memories, uh, from her career

there is some good news for cohen. one of his neighbors helped him hang a new flag outside his home. the other neighbors will fly flags in solidarity. >>> it is a crime -- a man who killed someone and left his body in beverly park will be sentenced. he is one of three people responsible for the death in 2015. he pleaded guilty in march to helping kill the man with a machete and leaving his body under a playground bridge. he's a member of the ms-13 street gang. >>> a professional photographer will go on trial in october on he's charged with sex abuse of a minor and possession of child porn. according to charging documents, he made secret recordings of underage girls undressing. they were taken in his home photography studios. two of the girls found the camera. reichert was indicted in april. >>> first historically black college has a first female president. it's in prince george's county. they're welcoming her. she's excited about this new opportunity. >> they have now this incredible environment in which to learn. so w

up next, watch what happens with andy cohen. that's the name of the show.lowed by inside edition at midnight. stay tuned for chasing news the 12:30 and then of course it's the simpsons. we're back here at 4am for "good day philadelphia". thanks for watching v a great night. ♪ hello, peco. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hydrogen, boiler pipe unit. well sir, i can see that you live in a twin and based on the size, your usage has been spiking. ♪ that's exactly what i thought. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> on the west wing she did her duty, it's "watch what happens live" with allison jani and benjamin hinky now. ♪ hello, everybody, welcome to "watch what happens live," i'm andy cohen in the bravo clubhouse with two actors that are so seasoned, i bet if i licked them, they'd be delicious, so i might. my first guest g

[cheering] ♪ andy cohen's got the 411 king king of late night fun ♪ ♪ late night ac ac hey, everybody "watch what happens live." i'm andy cohen in the bravo clubhouse, spending our last show of-- in this studio and of the year, with a guest who proves santa is real, and he checks his dms. thanks, santa. she starred in the "hunger games," "american hustle," "silver linings playbook," and won an oscar all while still young enough to be on her parents' health insurance. and her new lost in space movie, "passengers," which i loved, confirms she is the biggest movie star on this or any planet. plus, her love for "the housewives" and "vanderpump rules" runs deep. please welcome back our friend, jennifer lawrence. [cheering] - wow. that was quite an entrance. i - - yeah, i know. uh, you-- well, you're something to introduce. - oh, thank you.

i'm andy cohen, in the bravo clubhouse, with the stars of "florence foster jenkins," which comes out movie meryl streep has been terrible in. calm down. she sings badly on purpose, and she's very good at singing badly. i personally fell in love with him in "maurice," and as a huge fan, i can say with confidence that everything he's ever done, i love, actually. welcome back, hugh grant! hi, hugh grant. oh, my god! he-he laughed at two puns. i can't believe it. and on the wildly popular sitcom "the big bang theory," he plays a genius, but the fact that he actually plays concert level piano in this movie means he may really be one. plus, i love a pianist.

local filmmakers bonni cohen and jon shenk follow gore in the midst of a tense u.s.lection.sot: bonni cohen, co director// "we made it during the campaign year of the presidential election where there was a field of republican candidates who didn't have much to say on the climate. the filmmakers say it's more important than ever to voice opposition to leaders in denial of climate change after president trump announced the u.s. would withdraw from the paris climate agreement.sot: bonni cohen, co director// "now that donald trump is in office there's a new lens on the film which is we have to double down. if donald trump is not going to be a leader on the climate the american people are going to have to."while gore applauds california governor jerry brown's decision last week to committ to a landmark climate law. in all the documentary remains optimistic that people can make a difference but it requires a coordinated effort from leaders world wide.all profits will fund training for climate activists across the globe.live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pa

in years past we have hosted vigorous and memorable contests between roger cohen and bret stephens on iran, and peter by heart on zionism, and barney frank and last night's guest bill kristol on the election. goal herehout, our has been of course to foster respectful, but spirited conversations between two prominent thinkers who hold very opposite opinions. and that holds true today. in a minute we will welcome to the stage the two debaters, both of whom are close friends of ajc. on the one side we will welcome ambassador wendy sherman, the ambassador for president obama and a lead negotiator on the iran deal. on the other side we will from theichael durand, national sick at in the george w. bush administration and one of the architects of that administration's policies. isaacsons on jacek serving as our moderator, ambassador sherman and mr. durand will try to answer the question, the america first approach, is it advancing or is it compromising u.s. interests abroad? ladies and gentlemen, fasten your seatbelts and before we begin i want to turn your attention please to the presentati

as secretary cohen has made clear, the readiness of our military will remain a top priority. today and into the future our forces will be fully capable of meeting our commitments around the world. we have done much to meet these readiness goals, but we must. as member of congress here keenly appreciate, congress is the vital partner in this effort. this year with bipartisan support we provide emergency funding for our military operations in bosnia, in southwest asia, and thus are able to meet critical readiness needs. but congress as yet has not approved the funding we need on the same terms for the operations in fiscal year 1999, which begins only nine weeks from now. if we are to remain fully repaired it is imperative that congress act. a month ago the defense department sent a request to transfer $1 billion from lower priority programs to training, maintenance, and readiness requirements. to sustain our readiness again i ask congress to approve this request before the summer recess. this ship, the harry truman, is a monument to strength of character, to the character of th

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris rock, andy cohen,

the show it's a show within a show it's about the making of the show and jenji kohan created jenji cohen executive produces it and liz flay hiving carly mensch created it is the new blood yeah let's see a clip from glo watch so can working on these opening moves called the hammer and sickle. punch. so it's the camera start with a body slam and get back up but then i think you. your beat so you know. that i did you hear that you made it about why. you care don't you turn it around on me you want the real you think you got me but then i come back with the soon to be famous well. and then you know why i'm that you're good oh i'm winning. oh oh. oh. i am. sure there are. your love ripest wow entertainment weekly described glows as silly smart masterpiece unlike any show we've ever seem to work makes it's obviously it's different makes it so different i think the topic itself is very unique women's wrestling has never been explored it was part of they have it on the sometimes on the monday night usa they have actual women's wrestling on but i think because this is sort of getting into what mo

for more on this we're joined tonight by larry cohen board chair of our revolution larry nice to have you with us always you heard the wall street story now the main street story does the reality meet their match the rhetoric in this case is donald trump friendly to wage earners not yet there is no reality in terms of improving wages workers' rights his nominees for the national labor relations board or atrocious i'd say expected but atrocious. the trade realities what we saw on monday when they released their you objectives for nafta much the same is that the p.p. we can still be hopeful that something will be improve there but there's nothing concrete for the guy with a lunch bucket so how does nafta play into this this week's theme of make it in america week. yeah well not so well and again as bart said it's not just republicans and not just the president last weekend our revolution we sponsored a demonstration in front of the national governors association chaired by terry mcauliffe a democrat and they had only pro nafta speakers pierre trudeau and hundreds of corporate lobbyists