>> president cohen, if i may. >> president cohen: yes. please. absolutely. >> i just wanted to say, commissioner dejesus, it has been a pleasure to work with you. your kindness, your dedication to this job has made this job very enjoyable. when i think i can speak on behalf of everybody at the commission office that we will deeply miss you and, please, if you ever need anything, we are hear for you. thank you. >> president cohen: so commissioner dejesus has really -- is really a institution of knowledge. she has been at the helm and at the commission as i mentioned for the last twelve years. is that accurate? >> commissioner dejesus: it's been since 2006 actually. so 14 and a half years. >> president cohen: okay. that's a long time, she's brought through this commission a lot of change. change in the use of force rule, changing the considereded restraint dealing with tasers, dealing with the issue of body warn cameras, policy discussions such as when officers are able to review the footage, shootings in cars. you've had your hands on a lot of the

thank you president cohen. and i really wanted to thank paul and his office for ensuring we get the stats. in the past we get them on the day of the meetings. thank you for that and i really want to thank paul, the commission staff. i think sergeant renolds. sergeant youngblood. sergeant killshaw. just the amount of communication and the e-mails that we receive whether it be the documents or the e-mails coming to us in person and ensuring that we get this documentation so we're prepared. i definitely want to make sure that never gets lost because these folks are corresponding with us on a daily basis and i just want to say thank you to folks for that. >> commissioner: thank you. >> president cohen: i just want to acknowledge something that the chief said in his report. pardon me, paul, for just a second, that, chief, one of the things that's always been important to me was the vaccination rates for your officers. and it looks like it's about 75% of the officer that is responded to the survey have had their firs

cohen: thank you. thank you very much. all right. sergeant youngblood, please call the first item. >> clerk: item 1, general public comment. at this time, members of the public are welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners. members of the public may call in 415-655-000 is and enter meeting i.d. 187-188-8899, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to be entered into the queue and wait until until -- until you are prompted to speak. all right, commissioner, we have a number of callers. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> commissioners, my name is francisco dacosta, and in district 10, there's utter pandemonium. today, i addressed an e-mail to the chief of police. for the last two years, on ingall between [inaudible] and jennings, gambling, loud music, and disregard

cohen: thank you. thank you very much. all right. sergeant youngblood, please call the first item. >> clerk: item 1, general public comment. at this time, members of the public are welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners. members of the public may call in 415-655-000 is and enter meeting i.d. 187-188-8899, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to be entered into the queue and wait until until -- until you are prompted to speak. all right, commissioner, we have a number of callers. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> commissioners, my name is francisco dacosta, and in district 10, there's utter pandemonium. today, i addressed an e-mail to the chief of police. for the last two years, on ingall between [inaudible] and jennings, gambling, loud music, and disregard

>> president cohen, if i may. >> president cohen: yes. please. absolutely. >> i just wanted to say, commissioner dejesus, it has been a pleasure to work with you. your kindness, your dedication to this job has made this job very enjoyable. when i think i can speak on behalf of everybody at the commission office that we will deeply miss you and, please, if you ever need anything, we are hear for you. thank you. >> president cohen: so commissioner dejesus has really -- is really a institution of knowledge. she has been at the helm and at the commission as i mentioned for the last twelve years. is that accurate? >> commissioner dejesus: it's been since 2006 actually. so 14 and a half years. >> president cohen: okay. that's a long time, she's brought through this commission a lot of change. change in the use of force rule, changing the considereded restraint dealing with tasers, dealing with the issue of body warn cameras, policy discussions such as when officers are able to review the footage, shootings in cars. you've had your hands on a lot of the

cohen: thank you. thank you very much. all right. sergeant youngblood, please call the first item. >> clerk: item 1, general public comment. at this time, members of the public are welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners. members of the public may call in 415-655-000 is and enter meeting i.d. 187-188-8899, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to be entered into the queue and wait until until -- until you are prompted to speak. all right, commissioner, we have a number of callers. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> commissioners, my name is francisco dacosta, and in district 10, there's utter pandemonium. today, i addressed an e-mail to the chief of police. for the last two years, on ingall between [inaudible] and jennings, gambling, loud music, and disregard

>> president cohen, if i may. >> president cohen: yes. please. absolutely. >> i just wanted to say, commissioner dejesus, it has been a pleasure to work with you. your kindness, your dedication to this job has made this job very enjoyable. when i think i can speak on behalf of everybody at the commission office that we will deeply miss you and, please, if you ever need anything, we are hear for you. thank you. >> president cohen: so commissioner dejesus has really -- is really a institution of knowledge. she has been at the helm and at the commission as i mentioned for the last twelve years. is that accurate? >> commissioner dejesus: it's been since 2006 actually. so 14 and a half years. >> president cohen: okay. that's a long time, she's brought through this commission a lot of change. change in the use of force rule, changing the considereded restraint dealing with tasers, dealing with the issue of body warn cameras, policy discussions such as when officers are able to review the footage, shootings in cars. you've had your hands on a lot of the

he felt like michael cohen just went too far. think back in retrospect on those things. >> it's very interesting. first of all, the fact that two of the president's lawyers, personal lawyers have now been the subject of this kind of extraordinary search warrant is amazing and remarkable, in and of itself. but what happened with michael cohen, he turned into a cooperator with the federal government, as a part of what happened after that read, i don't know that that will happen with rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani really wants to protect himself, and he needs donald trump to do that. so i think both trump and giuliani need each other very much. i think that's probably why you're going to see giuliani taking a different strategy from michael cohen, after a very similar extraordinary raid, because giuliani needs the protection of presidential privilege. he only gets that if he remains in the good graces of former president trump. >> david, what do we know about the degree to which the former president and rudy giuliani still communicate

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>> clerk: yes, ma'am. >> president cohen: all right. so we should resend the vote and take public comment. >> president cohen: motion to remove the vote. all right. let's go to public comment and then we will take the vote again. >> clerk: for members of the public that would like to make public comment, please press star 3 to raise your hand now. >> clerk: president cohen, we have no public comment. >> president cohen: thank you. so is there a motion. >> clerk: motion not to disclose. >> president cohen: let's again to the roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion not to disclose [roll call] >> clerk: you have five yeses. >> president cohen: all right. motion passes. next item. >> clerk: line item 10. adjournment. action item. >> president cohen: all right. any comments? see you then. good night folks. adjourned. happy st. patty's day. >> bye thank you. >> it is 5:11. this is a remote meeting. this meeting is being held by web ex pursuant to the governor's executive orders declaring the existence of emergency. during the coronavirus the

. >> when andy cohen tried to kill us. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when andy cohen tried to kill us, i'm gladeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this is right when we first heard of the pandemic. right? >> right. you were doing "millionaire." this was days before the entire country shut down. and andy and i, for reasons i'm still not quite clear on, flew out to los angeles to appear together on "millionaire" on the cusp of a global pandemic. [ laughter ] unbeknownst to you or i, andy cohen was already infected with covid. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i flew with him on a plane. he hugged me during the show on television. [ laughter ] he got very close to you. then we flew back together. >> jimmy: cohen-19. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you nervous? i remember when he got back, then he texted me, he was like, hey, um, i tested positive for covid. it was like, oh, terrific, that's great news. >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you worried when you got that news? >> yeah. especially because he had just sent me a bunch of photographs of us on the plane, him with his arm around me, a glass of alcohol in his hand.

we're here with sacha baron cohen.ou have to figure out funny bits and you have to figure out how to land this political commentary in a way that felt incredibly fresh but i will say, the part that really blew me away, amongst everything else, the relationship -- the father-daughter relationship in this film is really beautiful. did you know from the beginning that that would have to be the backbone of this, or was it something you found in the writing? >> yeah, that was -- i mean, we had a challenge, right, with making enough borat. and the first borat went down amazingly well we thought nobody in the world would want to see a movie about an anti- semitic journalist from central asia that was a documentary. but then, we're set with doing this new one and bring it out before the election, making sure it's, you know, satirical. obviously, you've got all these other challenges, trying to get into trump's inner circle. but yeah -- but fundamentally, me and the other writers realized, it's going to be emotion. you've got t

well, in the weeks that followed, cohen pleaded guilty to eight felonies.gress that trump was a racist, that trump was a con man, that trump was a cheater. literally as we speak, cohen is in the process of cooperating with government agencies still investigating donald trump and his family and his businesses. that is what law enforcement can do. the fact-finding and pressure can do that to anyone. keep that in mind as we monitor the situation surrounding congressman matt gaetz and his former wingman, joel greenberg, the former tax collector for seminole county. you remember greenberg previously pleaded not guilty to a slew of charges, including sex trafficking a minor. that charge is reportedly how gaetz was ensnared in the case to begin with. well, this afternoon, federal prosecutors, along with greenberg's attorney, told a judge in orlando they do not expect greenberg's case to go to trial. instead, they expect a plea. "new york times" notes it could be an indication that greenberg could cooperate as a key witness against gaetz. we should note gaetz has n

what matters now is the plan, assuming there is a plan we don't actually know if ryan cohen has a plan us but the buyers believe in it. if gamestop really wants to harness this meme stock energy, they could turn the 5,000 odd stores into bitcoin banks where you can exchange dollars for crypto crypto currencies at good prices and rename cryp game to set up gaming palaces where winners are paid in a theory ritz better than sticking with a hardware business doing okay now because of the playstation and xbox consoles. but doesn't have much of a future these days. everybody downloads games. i think there is a reason cohen is being caged as long as he does nothing, the stock can keep going higher but the moment he tries something and it doesn't work immediately, people are just going to move onto the next stock. the next stock will bet especially that sherman is gone general sherman. the march to 770%. look, some of these younger investors are banding the market and david, the goldman sachs fantastic research analyst publishes a press we know and this is about the slowdown in buying from ind

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it's not easy. >> well, michael cohen, we appreciate your insight into all this.he country has a lot of insight into this situation, so thank you so much for all the time today. >> you're very welcome. good to see you, alisyn. >> you too, michael. >> really no better person to talk with today after that news about rudy giuliani and over the last, what, 24 hours, there have been some who know giuliani well who have said, there is no way that he is going to turn on president trump, but the man, the only other personal attorney who's been in this space says, he will turn on him in a heartbeat. >> yes. michael says something very different, and he has a perspective from which he knows. >> all right. >>> listen, we've got breaking news in the death of andrew brown. a decision has been made about some of the officers involved in the fatal police shooting there in north carolina. some major shifts. we'll take you there live next. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. switch today and get 2 lines of unlimited and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now

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there was about a four-month gap between the cohen raid and the day of the charges against cohen. so it's certainly more than days away, but it's not years away. and i think it signals a high likelihood of very serious jeopardy for mr. giuliani because of the standards you have to satisfy to get a judge to authorize this kind of a warrant. >> look, the atmospherics here aren't good. mary, that's never been your specific sbinterest, you're abo the law not the politics. but he's got his son pleading his case. he's got michael cohen being a tea leaf reader, one of the least credible people you can 235 find. so that's not great for him that that's the company he's in at this point. well, there's the suggestion that this is just about registering as an agent. why do we all assume that's all this could be? do you believe that it could only be about registering as an agent? why would the search warrant involve going after yovanovitch's seat as ambassador? >> well, you know, a prosecutor does have to list a potential crime that they're investigating on a warrant because they have to say t

it's exactly the same process, that they went through to search michael cohen's house.t's -- it's not without precedent. >> maggie, giuliani said on his radio show today. said you are not going to stop me. you are not going to convict me of some phony crime. he talked about his accomplishments and said investigators are, in his words, jealous of him. is there any reason to think he actually has a -- i mean, does he have a legal strategy here? >> i mean, look, his legal strategy is what you are seeing anderson. it is important to note that he has denied any wrongdoing, and he has not been charged with anything, yet. although, certainly, yesterday, was an escalation from what we had seen before in this investigation. his strategy is to keep saying it is a witch hunt, which is really what we saw former-president trump do throughout his entire tenure. we saw rudy giuliani do that during not one but two impeachments. we saw him do it during the robert mueller investigation. it is important to remember that giuliani has been present, or somehow connected to, nearly-every majo

physicist steve cohen in, who was obama's undersecretary of energy, he calculated -- get this, john. government's own climate assessment. this is from the u.s. government's own climate

>> i can't believe i'm answering something from michael cohen. i mean, he has -- there is -- i don't know how to respond to this, because it's a theoretical. you know, my father represented the father in good faith, and i don't -- you know, this is all theoretical. if there was something that illegal that happened, there's not illegal that happened. >> even on the registering as a foreign lobbyist, i've made the point that anything else they find they could bring. but on that alone, a warrant was for. you could have at least -- up to five years in prison. that's five years in prison for that charge that they have a warrant for alone. so if your dad is looking, if they're able to charge, the investigation is whether they charge, five years in prison? or tell me a few more details about the former president. >> well, what i would say is, i do wonder if hunter biden is going to be charged with the allegations that are out there against him. so in terms of that, that's where i wonder. i'm very confident that my dad did everything, everything that he

cohen, i think it was within a day and possibly sooner than that. they have been trying to get trump not to do that. as far as we know they have not spoken. they really are not talking very much since the white house ended for the former president. but he did say something on fox news this morning, trump did. rudy giuliani is a, quote unquote, patriot. that's the kind of endorsement that trump's folks were hoping he wouldn't make in this way. we'll see if he can stick to just saying that and nothing more. >> andrew, there's been a lot of talk about attorney/client privilege. how absolute is that? if there is evidence of criminal activity, does the privilege go away even with an attorney? >> well, the attorney/client privilege is one of the strongest and most viable privileges you can have. there is no doubt that the search warrant scooped up a lot of material from giuliani's office that is likely privileged. but there is a process in place to make sure that that stuff is filtered out. so everything that was taken from the search will first be review

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cohen eventually spent one year in jail.e told us giuliani knows exactly what to expect. >> he knows what's coming. he knows how to avoid what the ultimate consequence is going to be. i believe he's going to start talking one, two, three. >> reporter: president biden revealed he did not get a heads-up on the raids. >> i made a pledge. i would not interfere in any way, order or try to stop any investigation the justice department has underway. i learned about that last night when the rest of the world learned about it. my word, i had no idea this was underway. >> reporter: giuliani's attorney has signalled he will fight the justice department over what he says are materials on those devices that are covered by attorney/client privilege. giuliani's assistant received a subpoena to appear before a grand jury next month, so this investigation is far from over. >> paul a reed reporting for us thank you very much. john, the fact that giuliani intends to put up a fight over the seized files should not necessarily come as much of a

. >> stephen cohen. >> stephen: steve cohen. is this good to have the mets?lionaires inevitably do, they succeed so much in life, too much really, in order to get the sameries rush of victory, they have to take on an impossible task. bill gates wants to stop disease, bezos wants to conquer out of space and steve cohen wants the mets to have a big defense. as i have said many times before, the mets are the yankees of not being the yankees. >> stephen: now, before cohen actually bought it, there was a rumor that j. lo and -- hope i'm pronouncing this correctly, a-rod. >> lex rodrigues. >> stephen: i'm not familiar with the man. mr. rodrigues, they almost bought the team. >> yes. >> stephen: what do you think that would have been? do you think that would have been a good idea? >> well, they're getting divorced. >> stephen: okay. forgot about that. >> well, now, they've said publicly they're working through some things but as you and i know that's celebrity speak for we can barely stand the sight of each other anymore. ( laughter ) it would have been the most met

elizabeth cohen is joining us. tell us more about the pill and what it could mean going forward?really, really terrific. most drugs used to treat covid-19, those are intravenous, you have to be in a hospital and it takes a while, and it's not easy to do. if there could be a pill that you could take at home that would help fight covid-19, that would be amazing. this pill that pfizer is stood studying, it stops the replication of virus, and it's used to treat hiv and hepatitis, and the ceo of pfizer says he hopes to have more news and they are just in the beginning of the small scale studies and would need to move on to phase 2 and phase 3. >> thank you for your reporting. >>> the first juror that deliberated in the derek chauvin trial is speaking out about his experience. brandon mitchell, a 31-year-old basketball coach tells cnn it was a grueling process, one that demanded a lot of him and his fellow jurors. take a listen. >> inside the courtroom for me was extremely stressful, extremely draining on a day-to-day basis. it 100% was not easy at all each day just coming in, because

elizabeth cohen, jeremy diamond, thanks to both of you. >>> joining me is dr. ashish jha, dean of brown university school of public health. good to have you back. >> good morning. thanks for having me back. >> two competing pressures right now. emergent spread of variants. more transmissible, that kind of thing. and then a higher and higher vaccination rate. which of those two forces is winning out right now in this country? >> yeah, so as you might imagine, it's playing out differently in different states. and that's why actually i think on a federal level we need to shift our strategy. in some states, vaccinations have gone very well. variants are not quite as much of a problem. and case numbers are declining. california is one of them. other states like michigan, they are doing a perfectly good job on vaccinations. they have a huge surge. and the third part of this is that there are states which are slowing down vaccinations because a lot of the hesitancy and building up stockpiles. so the federal strategy now has to be to shift more vaccines to places like

kennedy: let's let spike cohen in here. the same joe biden that was expressing doubts about whether or not he trusted the vaccine just a few months ago when donald trump was still president. i want to go back to something that was said earlier. we were talking about the fact that there is some and equity issues that come from requiring someone to have an id to be able to vote. what about telling someone they have to have a smart phone app to go to walmart or school? or a disaster shelter? or imagine all they have to do to keep their victim from getting away from them is not allow them to get a vaccine for this is of course not to create a system but the reality is this is a uniquely terrible idea. besides effective study going to come out until we have heard immunity from vaccination people are hurting in the virus to begin with. meaning this has nothing to do with covid this is a long-term plan for future issues for this is a uniquely terrible way to deal with something, it addresses in the of the problems we have with and

of gamestock into the longs and wick ed short sellers in part because they demanded feelty to ryan cohen, the co-founder of chewy who took a big position in gamestop and will be the chairman of the board there. these reddit revolutionaries cheered his move and silence and when they broke the shorts, the stock briefly climbed to $400 before people ran the register, chaching the gamestop bulls, any sellers at these levels. don't i know it called it from the hospital that day ripping out my catheter and told people please, please, please, take some money off the ta table. for that i was branded a fool because i didn't grasp ryan cohen's vision and i've been on the wrong side of the yolo ever since. when i urged gamestop to sell stock to clean up the balance sheet, i took it on the chin from these people. oh my. they turned my twitter mentions file into more of a health scape than usual how dare i suggest game stop raise capital paydown debt that's what the company ultimately did today and the move was met with cheers from the same people who trashed me the stock surging 18% because the eyes

i'll ask that very question to congressman steve cohen. plus the penalty he would like to see if state legislatures continue to pass voter restriction laws. an alarming new investigation from "the new york times" as well. donald trump supporters who thought they were donating only once to his 2020 campaign, they were actually charged repeatedly without their knowledge. we're going to dive into how his donors got duped. plus this. >>> mr. president, you have not condemned these actions or this language. senators, you have not condemned this language or these actions. this has to stop. >> i'm sure many of you remember that moment. that is republican gabriel sterling last december who became a household name after calling out the extremism of his own party. now concerns like that are a reality for one former congressman. how he is leading the charge against a conspiracy mongering coursing through his party. here's one hint, he doesn't have a lot of allies. >>> also a record number of children crossing into the united states by themselves. the

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the president himself famously publicly threw cohen right under the bus. >> you have to ask michael cohenael. >> what is it like when this happens? what does it mean for what's coming straight at rudy giuliani potentially? you heard donald trump, you have to ask michael. let me tell you this. tomorrow, we will. michael cohen will be here on "the beat" live for an interview at this newsworthy time with his insights into donald trump and the investigation into his fellow trump attorney, rudy giuliani. whether either of them end this on trump's side? well, that's what we're going to see. 6 p.m. eastern right here on "the beat." that does it for me. thank you as always and don't miss msnbc's coverage and it continues with "the reid out." r" this is the sound of an asthma attack... that doesn't happen. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of o

and 2020 libertarian party vice president candidate spike cohen.is going to break everything down. i'm very much looking forward to all this. welcome what it all. so tom bevan, it's a little too early for him to take a total victory lap, but he will tout some of his successes. but what would you like to hear from the president? [laughter] he is proposing something of $4 trillion tonight. as blake just mention he's going to push the american jobs with us introducing a new planet 2 trillion. it would be nice to know how he is going to pay for that. we know some of the details of that. i'm not sure how much she's going to expose in terms of the taxes he wants to race in halford on the letter that's going to go in terms of hitting into the middle class. but he's going to take a victory lap no question about that part also expecting to touch on criminal justice reform. that's something that's a hot topic right now for the houses but a couple of bills out there there's talk of work with tim scott and the senate. i expect that to be another >> he touches

>> marshall cohen, all fascinating.nk you very much. >>> so republicans in arizona have started reviewing ballots cast in 2020 as they continue to question the election results. more than 2 million ballots from maricopa county, along with 400 tabulation machines, have been handed over to the state senate for the audit. senate republicans sought a recount of the ballots from arizona's largest county to examine unsubstantiated claims that fraud or errors tainted president biden's win. the partisan audit, which could stretch for roughly two months, comes after county election officials conducted two audits and found no evidence of widespread voter fraud or other issues. >>> still ahead -- a key clue in the search for a missing submarine. why the investigation is shifting from a rescue to a recovery mission. debris from a sunken sub. it confirms what officials feared, rescue efforts would turn to recovery instead. blake essex is joining us from tokyo. blake, tell us what this debris tells them. blake, can you hear me? oh, w

host: congressman cohen where are we on the amazing marijuana and is country?st: -- in this country? guest: well, we are coming along. the house has passed bills to change the laws. we should leave it up to the state at the minimum and decriminalize it at the federal level, and not have it under schedule i along with heroine, ecstasy and other drugs that don't belong there. i was in a really opposing the oil pipeline coming through african-american communities and potentially threatening our water supply, and the lady came up to me, who was about to go and see reverend barber who had spoken at the rally, she put her arm and said, take a picture. she said,, "i've got breast cancer. please get medical marijuana." i hear that consistently from people who have suffered from cancer, might have parkinson's or m.s. many residents tell me it helps with the pain they go through. it may be difficult in the senate, but republicans have come around on this and there are more bipartisan votes than ever before. host: his medical marijuana legal in tennessee? guest: yes, it i

a explain joel cohen cohen you will be asked yes, please. i need yourself. well, she answered my question. please ask questions. and my time over thank you mr. cohen. i still hear your question. no, yeah, did breaker baker break his word, but you answered that. thank you. okay, very good. um next up we call on sega rachenko. thank you christian, and thank you diane for wonderful presentation actually following up on that discussion that you've just had about baker and the unfold the so called unfulfilled promise just to further, you know further a couple of observations on this. um, i mean, first of all baker was talking about east germany in the the non-expension of nato jurisdiction and to east germany, of course, that promised also was not kept in fact the bush administration walked away from that promise almost as quickly as it was made. that's just just a small observation. i i the question i have is this in may 1990 gorbachev met with baker and plead it for the soviet union's inclusion in nato. i think at that point gorbache of realized things were fal

changes in the c suite co-founder ryan cohen continues to play a larger role within management, helpingof traditional brick and mortar retail moving them towards ecom gamestop announced cohen will become its chair following the company's annual shareholder meeting june 9th that is an interesting development, d, in the way executives have left and taken shares with them. >> what a time to be a gamestop investors and to be ceo of a company that has grown, can we say it, jon, detached from fundamentals walks away without execution on what people are hopeful of left to cohen and the incoming ceo and raises an important question, though how should executive compensation align shareholders' interest, customers' interest, employees' interest? an important question in this day and age. >> you know, it's stock and investors benefit. he and the other execs benefit best deal ever. >> walk out the door and get that benefit. >> probably a -- about, what 50 better than he expected speaking of meme stocks look at microvision up over 20% today. this stock eclipsed gamestop bets and reddit traders are t

representative cohen, we've talked about this before. said, congressman, that time was not a friend to you in terms of how you felt about this day. and what it meant to you personally, about what could have happened. how do you feel now? >> i feel the same way. you know, we just celebrated passover. passover, jewish people are instructed over two centuries to remember 2,000 years, over 2,000 years, to remember that we were in bondage and we escaped. remember that day, and to teach people about it. january 6th is a day like that. it's a day that should be remembered in america, because our democracy was at stake. it was under attack as much as pearl harbor was an attack on our country. for people to suggest that it wasn't that big of a deal. it was just some folks who were demonstrating and protesting, most of the people were good people, fine citizens going up to protest, malarkey. this was an attack on the united states constitution, they wanted to upset the electoral college and make donald trump the president, to eliminate people who

this is more dramatic than raiding michael cohen's office, and that ended with michael cohen in prisons could they be investigating here that would be that serious that would merit such a dramatic action by the justice department? >> well, you know, they have to set that out in the search warrant affidavit in support of the warrants, so, you know, it would be great if you and i could read that. we don't know. what we do know is some of rudy giuliani's associates have been accused in the same court, the southern district of new york, of campaign finance violations, fraud donor violations. there's swirling questions with what might have gone on with respect tots payments, i'm spec late, about transfers of money from foreign individuals, foreign nationals into a campaign, presidential campaign or other campaigns. the there could be money laundering issues that go on when you have transfers of money based on, you know, false pretenses. some of what lev barn yaz and igor fruman are fraud with respect to this company, a fraud guarantee. i don't know if it's true or not or whether those folks

here is michael cohen's reaction to the raid. >> guess what. there's going to be a ton of stuff.re's going to be a bunch of tweets and a bunch of texts, and a bunch of god knows what else. rest assured, donald is not happy about this. >> we should note that cohen is on house arrest for financial crimes in addition to trump-related campaign finance charges so you can consider his credibility for yourself. do you think this is all about trying to pin giuliani down on his lobbying activity in ukraine? is this more than just a paperwork crime? he failed to fill out a form? >> if i'm prosecuting this case, jake i really hope there is more than what we call a fara, a foreign agent registration act. i would not feel comfortable as a prosecutor going ahead with that as my lead charge or certainly my only charge. is it a federal crime? yes. does it have jury appeal? not much. it's a technicality more than anything else. if i'm leading this case at the southern district of new york, i either have or i'm hoping to get information of further crimes, perhaps financial crimes. lev parnas and i

they did it with michael cohen. this does happen sometimes, but there is a threshold they have to meet. >> that's right. there's a threshold they have to meet, and they have to convince a judge there's enough probable evidence of a crime to warrant this kind of extraordinary step. again, as you know, this was taken on another lawyer, really where this all began with michael cohen a couple of years ago. this was also taken on victoria toensing. she was another lawyer. again, she only worked briefly for president trump. she was working closely with rudy giuliani on other issues. it does suggest a big escalation moving forward in this case. i should note one other thing that happened. rudy giuliani's personal assistant was subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. that's a big deal because it's just a human interview and allowing for fresh information, but it suggests that it's not simply restricted to activity rudy giuliani himself was doing but what could have been done on his behalf. any way you look at it, this is

look back at michael cohen, former president trump's former personal lawyer who initially was touched on as part of the special counsel probe by robert s. mueller. that went off in a bunch of different directions, and cohen still remains the only person who got significant jail time in any of this. i think that that is the risk for giuliani is that these probes begin in a certain place, and as he knows better than anybody they can go off in a bunch of different ways. >> i'm thinking now and having a image of four seasons total landscaping in philadelphia right near the tacony-palmyra bridge and one of the main boosters of trump's big lie about the election, the false claim after false claim, bogus testimony around the country, that there was mass voter fraud in the election, take a listen. >> so over the next ten days we get to see the machines that are crooked, the ballots that are fraud length, and if we're wrong we will be made fools of. let's have trial by combat! i'm willing to state -- i'm willing to stake my reputation. the president is willing to stake his reputation on the fa

and michael cohen is going to join us live just ahead. >>> there is also this