cohen. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you. i appreciate the ranking member's time. firstly i'd like to extend to all the leadership that produced this bill my thanks. chairman graves, ranking member larsen, and subcommittee chair graves self-professed passenger. this is an outstanding bipartisan bill. it's what the american public wants. and what it needs. we need to pass this. if the house transportation committee were made -- was a microcosm of congress, we would have the highest ratings congress has ever seen. we work together on this bill. as the ranking member of the aviation subcommittee, i appreciate the opportunity to work with this leadership team and the whole committee and staff to produce this bipartisan bill, by we hope we can pass by the september deadline. the legislation is vital and the continuity of the u.s. aviation industry. it helps ensure aviation safety, infrastructure, and workforce development programs remain top priorities at such a critical juncture. our nation is bound together by aviation. business

season 20 airs every sunday through thursday, on bravo andy cohen is joining us tonight!ny dude get ready for what's about to happen tonight get ready. you want to see good music you want to hear great music >> steve: yes. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you ready? the one and only, the national is here tonight! [ cheers and applause "the first two pages of frankenstein" is the name of the album. do you want me to play a little piece of what they are going to play tonight >> steve: can you bust me off a piece? >> jimmy: yeah ♪ [ laughter ] no >> steve: they're not doing gloria >> jimmy: they said they won't do any miami -- there's a lawsuit. >> steve: are you serious? what happened? >> jimmy: it was going to be gloria estefan and the national for years. >> steve: years and years and years. >> jimmy: they broke up. she created miami sound machine. >> steve: right. with her husband yeah >> jimmy: with her husband and now the national is here >> steve: the national is going, "what about us? >> jimmy: i don't even know. i heard they're on speaking terms but they don't want to

michael cohen was attacked. michael cohen lost a lot of money. michael cohen went to jail.ald trump hasn't as of this point. and i think donald trump perhaps made the calculation that it's going be harder for these guys who are maintenance workers and they won't have the means, the motive, and so it's safer if i do my dirty work through them, through people who are perhaps more head strong or better positioned like michael cohen. he may have had adjustment in strategy there. >> you went to a pretty good law school. mr. yale. >> oh? >> what do you think -- what did you think when you read the superseding indictment sort of on the legal side and then on the politics of what this does in the party? >> i want to stay with the human factor. i think, you know, it's tough if you are just a regular everyday person and you get a job with a celebrity, you get a job with a big politician, and all of a sudden your mom's proud of if you, you got school stuff that talk about at thanksgiving dinner, everybody is asking questions and you are a little bit of an authority, then suddenly that

joining me, now former counsel certainly trump michael cohen. the host of the mea culpa podcasting co-host of the political beatdown podcast. author of her venture into disloyal, in principle of the company crisis acts. mike oh my, friends i was so good to have you here, you and i always -- think, michael here is my first question for you. i'm gonna talk to the friends about what i know to donald trump. what does it tell you that seem to be a race to finish line right now for people like taylor -- and ready giuliani. mike, roman gary michael graham brown. the sort of people that are saying, i want what michael cohen has done. >> right. the only difference though would be, i i want to be very clear. i provide no benefits for promoting the cooperation they. did rudy maybe crazy, but he is not stupid. he is going to be the first to the gate it is going to end up getting one way that they're looking for. in some sort of benefit. and then also reigning jack smith may not be interested in providing the immunity that provides a southern district of new

cohen. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you. i appreciate the ranking member's time. firstly i'd like to extend to all the leadership that produced this bill my thanks. chairman graves, ranking member larsen, and subcommittee chair graves self-professed passenger. this is an outstanding bipartisan bill. it's what the american public wants. and what it needs. we need to pass this. if the house transportation committee were made -- was a microcosm of congress, we would have the highest ratings congress has ever seen. we work together on this bill. as the ranking member of the aviation subcommittee, i appreciate the opportunity to work with this leadership team and the whole committee and staff to produce this bipartisan bill, by we hope we can pass by the september deadline. the legislation is vital and the continuity of the u.s. aviation industry. it helps ensure aviation safety, infrastructure, and workforce development programs remain top priorities at such a critical juncture. our nation is bound together by aviation. business

we'll reveal that on tuesday >> scott cohen, we're looking forward to it.ate rooney with a news update. great to see you. >> great to see you. yay the rapper, formerly known as kanye west and two christian academies are facing a lawsuit over the conditions. they claim in the suit that the schools had dismal sanitation, electrical problems and empty windows because ye allegedly didn't like glass. the former assistant principal claims he was fired when he complained about those situations separate claims filed this year claim the schools had no januarier toal and medical staff. >>> multiple white house officials tell nbc news a bag of powder found in the white house later found to be cocaine was actually discovered in the west executive entrance the area is still considered heavily trafficked investors are expected to wrap up their investigation by monday. >>> the powerball jackpot has risen to a staggering $590 million. no one won last night. the cash option is valued at nearly $305 million. >> staggering? i'm going to say meh to that we've seen this over $1

cohen: director, i agree with you. i think the f.b.i.as some of the most talented law enforcement people in our nation and world. and they are concerned about safety. they tend to, as i understand it, lean republican. but they do their job down the line. that's what they are supposed to do. i'm happy we have the f.b.i. operating in memphis and other places to work with our police departments in joint units to protect our citizens. i thank you for your service to the united states. i yield back >> the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you. director i'm going follow up on my colleagues from memphis. mr. issa: how many individuals were either f.b.i. employees or people at the f.b.i. had made contact with or in the january 6 entry of the capitol and surrounding area? director wray: i need to be careful here talking about where we have or have not used confidential human sources -- mr. issa: was there one or more individuals that would fit that description on january 6 that were in or around the capitol. director wray: i belie

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also, michael cohen is here. the former president's one-time lawyer knows very well how donald trump operates and how he gets his staffers to do his bidding. >>> and if you're headed to the beach this weekend chances are you could see a shark. record ocean heat is pushing hungry sharks closer to the shore like this one spotted near a crowded beach in florida . there's a lot going on tonight, so let's begin with the legal cases confronting donald trump. cnn's senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid is here. paula, great to have you. so one of the classified documents at the heart of this case was reportedly an attack plan involving iran. what new information do you have? >> this has been such a big question, alison, in this investigation because cnn broke the news there was a recording of the former president appearing to show an actual classified document to people who did not have security clearances. but when the last indictment was released, that specific document was not included even though the recordi

and are they more weisselberg than they are cohen? are they going to go down for trump or are they going to give up the goods on trump? and so my bet is you're going to have less giving up of those goods by these individuals and more going down with trump, which means that the party's got to roll in that direction and deal with the outcome should this thing come to a head before november of 2024, which a lot of us doubt it fully will. and quite honestly, that's a big bet that the trump team is making. and we're all watching judge aileen in florida, for example, so there's a lot of road to give these folks room not to necessarily have to go to a plan b because plan a is working out so swimmingly. >> brian, so this is the thing that always gets me about this. we have these highfalutin conversations. we talk about indictments and jack smith and everything like that. i'm a college professor at morgan state university. when i talk to 18, 19-year-olds who live their entire lives on instagram and tiktok, only some of this trickles down. i'm

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. >>> as we head to a break here's our road map for the rest of the hour could gamestop's ryan cohenh & beyond shareholders. that's one of the theorys on reddit right now. >>> a lot more on zuckerberg's threads and what it could mean to the social ad market. >> home builders lower but near all-time highs amid the shortage of homes for sale. the ceo of compass will join us to discuss don't go anywhere. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> regionals are sliding? today's trade. dominic chu is tracking that action. >> the price target cuts are weighing on the regional banks this morning kdw analysts took down the target prices for u.s. bank corp, keycorp and zions as well. also raymond james slashed comerica's target price to $53 a

joining me now, cnn's zach cohen. zach, the grand jury met yesterday, we were all waiting to see if there were developments out of there. they did not return with an indictment yet. you have new reporting there are preparations under way here in washington for that indictment to happen. what specific preparations are you talking about and when? >> yeah, jim. there is no sign of the grand jury today at the federal courthouse here in d.c., but we're learning that behind the scenes, law enforcement officials are still preparing under the belief that an indictment, an announcement could come sometime within the next week even, you know. agencies like the secret service, the metropolitan police department, the u.s. capitol police are coordinating with one another with the expectation thate an announcement from prosecutors in the coming days and, look, things like making sure there are enough officers staffed up to, you know, counter any potential protests that may result from that. figuring out logistics around a potential

. >>> and why steve cohen is shifting away from the major league team to pet food. it is friday, july 21st, 2023. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. thank you for starting your day with us. let's kickoff with the check of the stock futures. pre-market stock futures in the green across the board nasdaq doing the best so far in the pre-market stocks are coming off a mixed session. nasdaq post the biggest one-day drop in four months p on the back of weak results from tesla and netflix. sharing 60 points off the index by the close with the biggest one-day drop since january reversal in the pre-market tesla shares up 1.5% different story for the dow insulated by big tech coming off .50% gain for the ninth positive session in the row and longest win streak since 2017. >>> turning attention to washington breaking news from the white house. we have eamon javers with more on the story good morning >> reporter: good morning, frank. the white house says president biden will be convening seven

michael cohen, obviously you were personna not or for sometime before any of this actually happened. however you spent a lot of time with donald trump. you know how he talks, you know how he thinks. as you look at this do you honestly think that he did not know or believe that he lost the election? >> he never thought that he would lose to joe biden. that is true. he never thought he could possibly lose. he considers joe biden to be a loser and, as a loser, how could he, as when, or lose to a loser? that is the circular nonsense that goes on inside of donald trump's head. what he is going to end up saying, how they are going to prove intent by donald, it is a very difficult -- elina have had this conversations dozens of times. dozens of times. where i have always said that donald is going to play the intent card. he believes he won. if he doesn't believe it, you will never know because that is what a narcissistic a sociopath will do. they convince themselves that they are right, even though they know they are wrong, but they will never admitted and they will continue to perpetuate th

or will the former president continue to walk away from justice leaving people like michael cohen toling when it comes to trump, you're always on your own. michelle goldberg, thank you for joining, us joystick, around we'll talk to you a bit after the break. i want to discuss the gop's 30 year smear campaign against democrats. and how their efforts against joe biden are failing. stay with. us stay with. us ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. (vo) this is sadie, she's on verizon. the network she

or will the former president continue to walk away from justice leaving people like michael cohen toe bag? >> i have a feeling when it comes to trump, you're always on your own. michelle goldberg, thank you for joining, us joystick, around we'll talk to you a bit after the break. i want to discuss the gop's 30 year smear campaign against democrats. and how their efforts against joe biden are failing. stay with us. failing. stay with us. (vo) this is sadie, she's on verizon. the network she can count on. and now she's got myplan, the game-changing new plan that lets her pick exactly what she wants and save on every perk. sadie is getting her plan ready for a big trip. travel pass, on. nice iphone. cute couple. trips don't last forever, neither does summer love. so, sadie is moving on. apple music, check! introducing myplan. get exactly what you want, only pay for what you need. switch now and get iphone 14 pro max on us. offer ends july 5th. it's your verizon. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an e

and ryan cohen has a lot of money. ryan cohen has an ego, fine. that's all good.e puts his money where his mouth is he said as much. this last quarter when the ceo resigned, there was no conference call at all, he went and bought $10 million of stock around $22.50 an average i would say he is a bad trader because i think he could have bought it 15, 16, 17 there were also two other board members that bought 5,000 and 10,000 respectively. there is a history to this back in march of 2022 after a disastrous quarter, he bought $10 million of stock right around the same level split adjusted so call it $24 this company has 1.2 billion or so in cash they're not making money they're probably going the lose money here for the rest of the year and i don't know a company with a 7 billion market cap that looks like the other than the faith in ryan cohen. he wants to keep buying stock, great. but it's not something i would own at this point. >>> let's cut to "options action." check with mike khouw. what did you see >> gamestop has remained one of the busier single stop options,

but i'm here to refocus the organization on building that trust >> even as the pandemic peters out, cohen will be tackling other challenges like record drug overdoses and unprecedented gun deaths >>> during a white house press briefing, a reporter asked karine jean-pierre if israeli president herzog was tested for covid before meeting with president biden. this was after members of the delegation tested positive >> i can tell you that anybody who meets with the president does indeed get tested i do we all do. >> this comes nearly a year after the president said on 60 minutes that the pandemic was over covid test pos at itivity and wastewater levels have begun to show increases nationally. >>> north korea is staying silent when it comes to the american soldier who bolted across their border. matt bradley has the latest from south korea. >> reporter: north korea is once again threatening nuclear escalation, announcing through state media that american arms in south korea may fall under the conditions of the use of nuclear weapons. when it comes tot comes to priv, we don't know. courtney kub

remind me of michael cohen. cohen was going to take the bullet until the last minute when he was kicked to the side of the road and turned state's evidence -- federal evidence. this fella's in the same position, and i don't see how trump having said all the other things he said gets away with saying, i don't know why this guy is moving boxes and is on tape doing that. if i'm his lawyer i say, you're on tape moving boxes, and you subtract them in a way that raises questions about what you were doing. how do we connect you to trump? we connect you to trump by you cooperating. otherwise we have a client that perhaps says, i'm going down with the ship, i'm a patriot, and they're buying trump's swill. or you have somebody that is educated and even rudy comes in and brings a statement, queen for a day statement. is that what's going to happen down in florida? i have been in that court in pierce, and as counsel from another state you have to have local counsel if you're not admitted. the fact that they don't have the f

and the only way they can really regenerate to release the cohens from or the seeds from their cohen's is by heat. birds and squirrels can do it, but really not effectively enough to help re generation. and so essentially these trees have involved to have an intimate relationship with uh, with fire. and so fire actually is the best way of allowing these for us to regenerate. now in the american west where you have a trees that are bit more resilient to fire, they're actually pretty, you know, notice the relationship is a bit of a different one. they are very, very sick bark. so you can actually burn that forest and the trees will survive. those big giants can survive because the fire can not get through that fit bark. but it does actually uh, regenerate the forest, the small brushes, what's the, what's the, what go with that are on the ground. now, the important thing as well as, i think i'll give you an example here. there was a study done a while back and i was involved in a that was an observer. i went out several times with the scientist, a southern grizzly bears in the national pa

and the only way they can really regenerate to release the cohens from or the seats from their cohen's is by heat, birds and squirrels can do it, but really not effectively enough to help re generation. and so essentially these trees have involved to have an intimate relationship with the, with fire. and so fire actually is the best way of allowing these for us to regenerate. now in the american west where you have to have trees that are bit more resilient to fire, they're actually pretty, you know, not as the relationship is a bit of a different one. they are very, very sick bark. uh so you can actually burn that forest and the trees will survive. those big giants can survive because the fire can not get through that fit bark. but it does actually uh, regenerate the force, the small brushes, what's the, what's the with or with that or on the ground. now, the important thing as well as i think i'll give you an example here that there was a study done a while back. and i was involved in a that was an observer. i went out several times with the scientist, a southern grizzly bears in the

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and he was thinking to come name cohen is the only thing i know what happened to him. i don't know what happened to the system, and i never could find out what happened to my parents and my sister and brother. underwear. so get in 1945. joseph alexander was liberated from the concentration camp in lawns. beg close to munich. here the nazis continued to murder people until the very last hour of the war. joseph alexander is doing all he can to ensure the nazi's atrocities are not forgotten. they say the by 70 percent of the kids never heard about. so that's why i am here to tell him the truth and i guess let us then if the terms of kids amazed, joseph says he's had a good life. he's always worked for himself as a taylor in california. what does that a, do you see where the home with the movie stuff. cool. how did you get this? we we supply the use of the lawns, bath, unless germany this is where joseph alexander was liberated from the concentration camp in 1945. after that, he lived in germany among the perpetrators for another 4 years. now, joseph is looking for his old

marshall cohen, thank you very much. >>> coming up, is the michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson, thank you so much for joining us. great to talk to you on this program. you were also interviewed by justice department prosecutors as part of the special counsel probe. it seems there is a focus on what took place at the state level in plays like michigan and georgia and so on. we were talking with our marshall cohen a few moments ago, that there has been some interest at the special counsel's office in georgia governor brian kemp. can you talk about the importance of what took place at the state level between the 2020 election and january 6th, and why that might be critically important to the special counsel? >> yeah. thank you for having me. i think what this really reveal is the, again, the multifaceted nationally coordinated effort we were facing in the states, like georgia and michigan and arizona in 2020 that really did take place on the ground. people who were claiming falsely to be electors at the state showed up at our state capitol. they showed up outside my home. a lot of

this year's winner is deborah cohen for last call the hotel imperial. the reporters who took on a at war. deborah is the richard w leopold professor of history at northwestern university. her previous books include the war home, disabled veterans in britain and germany and family secrets, shame and privacy in modern britain. she writes for the atlantic, the new york review of books and the wall street journal. the judge's citation. cohen's brilliant ensemble features american newspaper correspondents john gunther dorothy thompson, vincent sheehan and h.r. knickerbocker. as each arrives in europe after world war one and chases stories that leave readers at home to their place in a changing world. perceptive and unabashedly inquisitive, cohen has written not only a rich cultural history, a commanding and inspiring account of war and politics in 1930s, as they the rise of fascism and debated. these reporters shared a conviction that the idea of journalist objectivity should be set aside. truth was more important as sheehan it than quote a litany of facts.

he wound up really jailing cohen because cohen did something for trump and some went to jail becaused stuff for trump, stuff he wanted them to do. that's not anybody's fault but donald trump and not the fbi's fault. sorry. peter, michael. michael, go get your gin and tonic. sorry to keep you from it for so long. thank you very much. >>> coming up next, on "the reidout" -- a 6-week abortion ban backed by christian fundamentalist is headed to the iowa governor kim reynolds says she will sign it despite its overwhelming unpopularity. "the reidout" continues after this. ming unpopularity. "the reidout" continues after this trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, imp

to cohen's 2019 congressional testimony.led that lawsuit. there's also the civil lawsuit against trump, the trump organization, and three of his eldest children in new york state. the lawsuit filed by new york attorney general, letitia james, claims that trump committed fraud by inflating his net worth by billions of dollars. in may, the ex president was found liable for defamation and sexual assault against writer and columnist, e. jean carroll. trump was ordered to ban pay carroll $5 million, but his defamation trouble did not end there. in june, a federal judge allowed carroll to amend another defamation lawsuit against trump to include disparaging comments that trump made about her during a town hall. everything seems to be culminating all at once for this man who is also the front runner in the republican primary race for the presidency of the united states. and in just six months, we will have the first election days of the 2024 presidential race. first of, iowa caucus is january 15, 2024, on the same day, e. jean's ci

this here with us night, donald trump's former attorney, michael cohen. he is the author of revenge, how donald trump weaponized the u.s. department of justice against his critics, and michael is the host of the mea culpa polk -- principle of crisis axed. michael, good to see you. >> good to see, alison. >> you heard what our experts have been saying this weekend, that is they believe a third indictment is imminent for donald trump. so you know what it's like to be a lawyer for donald trump. what is his team doing tonight? how is donald trump preparing for this possible indictment? >> he is a little experienced, so far, when it comes to indictments. obviously, it's not his first, nor is it his second. this will be his third. he certainly has a little experience. right now, i understand that donald is at bedminster, at the golf course, and there is a slew of the sycophantic followers and his acolytes letter surrounding him. right now, i think, what they are doing, they are basically telling him that everything is going to be okay. we are going to get this

marshall cohen has more for us. >> reporter: good morning.pecial counsel jack smith has contacted george governor brian kemp as part of his long-running investigation into the 2020 election aftermath. our colleague kaitlan collins confirmed that smith's team was in touch with kemp this past week. now kemp's office is really not saying much and the timing of a possible fbi interview or grand jury appearance for the governor is unclear. but kemp, make no mistake, he's a key figure in this investigation. that is because there 2020, donald trump both privately and publicly pressured kemp to overturn the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting, block certification of the results, and convene a special session of the legislature so that he could appoint fake trump electors. now going beyond kemp, the special counsel is also still in the process of scheduling interviews with additional witnesses. this list of possible additional interviews includes a former trump lawyer, and a long-time ally of rudy giuliani. all o

did you know roy cohen? >> i did.ed worked for roy cohen. >> that should have told you right there. >> i was 10 years old. mom, you should not have a lawyer who worked with roy cohen. i was 10 and i knew this. i should have consulted you on the book. 1970, i was going to, the first book was about the 50s. the second book was about the '60s. i was going to skim the '70s. i have memories. the gas lines. >> incredible. >> they were insane. as you knew. so when i went diving into them and i realized i can like ufo sightings, cults, studio 54, new york city blackout, son of sam which you remember and i don't because my parents hid it from me. this was a wild and crazy time and very fun to write about. >> the series that you've done, if you have read your previous books, it's a continuation of the martyr family. senator martyr's wife, the two kids, but you don't have to have read the two previous books. a stand-alone book. >> and in this one, the kids are in their 20s. so they're the main characters. lucy is a journalist. a

the benefit for someone like walt nada is the fact that he has the example of michael cohen to look at. he is the example of rudy giuliani. he has a example of half a dozen other people, including people like stewart rhodes, who got an 18 year sentence, what happened to donald taking care of them? what happened to donald paying their legal fees? in fact, tomorrow, i am back in court for pretrial conference on legal fees where i am suing donald in order to recover. that is after four and a half years. >> you are suing the trump organization for those legal fees? do you think that walt nada should learn? >> i think he probably should. history repeats itself and in this specific case, one thing we know for certain is that donald does not pay legal fees. donald doesn't pay fees at all. >> the other side of that is that he is paying his legal fees right now from the super pac which we should note is also paying trump's legal fees. walt nada worked for him in the west wing and he took him down to florida with him. he does seem to have this sense of loyalty to trump. it is there any incentive

michael cohen he's a former lawyer and fixer for president trump. he is the host of the podcast mea culpa and political beat down, and the author of revenge, how telling trump weaponize the u.s. department of justice against his critics. michael, thank you so much for joining me this friday night. >> good to see, you alex wagner. >> sorry to take you away from dinner. >> that's okay. for you, anything. this is, i think, a little bit more important then -- >> well, we all have our standards. first of all, this indictment that we all just got from jack smith -- the superseding indictment -- i think, is really illustrative for the american public at a certain kind of behavior and mentality. to be sure, we have heard some of this behavior before, but the notion that trump is lobbing these accusations that people for crimes that he himself may be guilty of -- is that something, this notion of every accusation is a confession -- is that something that you saw in your time with mr. trump? >> with donald, it is projection and deflection. just take a look at

marshal cohen, thanks very much. let's get some analysis now on my other side of the table from defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan wu, thanks for joining us. let's talk about this target letter. it's already gone out notifying trump that an indictment is coming soon in the election interference case, but we heard marshal cohen talking about the fact that they did talk to, reach out to the georgia governor brian kemp. how significant is that information, do you think? >> kevin is obviously a very important witness. and as always, the special counsel as any good prosecutor would, would try to amass evidence of trump's state of mind and his intent. i will add trump can always claim no matter what he's being told that he believed the election was stolen. so at a certain appoint, once you get the evidence, the prosecution shifts to how are they going to convince the jury that he had the intent to act illegally. they don't have to show the jury he honestly believed he lost, but they have to show the jury h

and i am told that he has learned a lot from what happened with michael cohen. am told by people close to him that he's gotten a lot better about keeping people that could potentially be very helpful to investigators closer to the fold. they pressured walt, he didn't flip. they pressured carlos. he didn't flip. let's see what happens. >> that does not sound like the mob at all. [ laughter ] >> so jersey. >> i know. sorry, i can't help it. everybody, thank you for that really important discussion. and, as trump is hit with three new charges, republicans on capitol hill are singing an all-too-familiar tune. "stand by your man." stay with us. in waterloo, wisconsinin. anand now it spans the globe. you wanna take whahat was given to you and you wanna build it. and you wanna pass it along. if i can do that, i would have done well. that's why we're here... to help make it happen. known as a passionate artist. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cance

having covered cohen for quite some time and trump, i expect we'll probably hear from both party in the monday will not go forward. instead, we have a settlement with details still unknown. >> garrett haake in washington, thank you so much. >>> up next, the world of soccer is on fire here in miami. we're live with messi mania. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you. emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. tremfya® is p