we will have zach cohen respond. >> surely social security checks will two out in a shutdown. schools will stay open because they are run by states municipalities. federal government provides grants obviously to schools but doesn't run them necessarily. and so those would continue to ooperate. the best way for folks to keep track is as we get closer and closer to a potential shutdown on october 1st, as various government agencies on dotgov would pose as to what a government shutdown would be. some of the determinations haven't been made. office of management and budget, the hr company for the federal government will start making determinations on what exactly would shut down the event in of funding lapse on september 30th. reports, the white house and some lawmakers would like an additional 20 billion for ukraine in any sort of continuing resolution. you mention that the president of ukraine mr. zelenskyy will be coming to washington, talk about that dynamic there, what will he be doing here in washington and is he likely to make the case and get enough support for funding? >>

host: max cohen is our guest. if you ask questions related to that, you can do so on the line, democrats to so -- 202, 748-8000. -- democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. if you want to text us, you can do that at (202) 748-8003. in light of the various bills coming from the senate, what is the sales pitch speaker mccarthy has to make to his various factions in the house? guest: they are make an opposite claim in terms of his factions a saying we need something in this bill to make is vote for it. they do not want to see the senate as something they want to accept. there is this big diversion between house republicans and senate republicans on many issues. senate republicans by large are more willing to play ball with democrats. we see mcconnell do that and more establishment friendly senate republicans do that this year and house republicans say we have the majority in the house, we are equal portion of this congress, why should we give in? i give a sense that speake

host: zach cohen? guest: in a government shutdown, there are two classes of federal employees -- one is essential and nonessential federal employees. the essential federal employees keep doing the job and certainly there are parts of the government that see no changes to their operations even in the case of a shut down because they are critical to things like national security. then there are members of the federal government that are nonessential that can go on furlough without significant interruptions to government operations and those folks might include this caller who would then go home and wait on furlough and i get paid until the government reopens with really no guarantee they would get that back pay unless congress decides to do so. there are vast implications of a shut down. the last time we saw one was 2018 in the middle of the trump administration. we might see a similar shutdown over the similar issue a border security which is included in this stopgap measure. once the government shuts d

director cohen. the question i have i mean this sounds great and the work is important and i am i think it is grit that the time to respond is significant low shorter than the goal that has been set. i'm curious the number of families assisted being larger than the goal set. how is that is the amount that is spent per family less than anticipated? or how does this number double. why do you want to respond to that? >> i'm lilly i'm director of programs i'm with my team brianna and stefani. i think that we could say this the goals were long know standing goals are targets and then when covid began a surge of resources and mead and we did not raise the goal at this time we were not sure. we need to get the money out the door and see and that's where they experienced success we had the infrastructure and could scale. >> and other resources from other places. >> yes. >> we leverage all programs to be able to maximize the affect. thank you we have a report from bla? >> good morning nick from bla. item one

i want to go right now to cnn's gabe cohen at the ford plant in wayne, michigan. gabe, the numbers are officially on strike. you can hear the horns right now. you are there in wayne, michigan with the uaw president sean payne and other members on the picket line what is the mood like where you are right now? this is very significant. >> yeah, laura, it is. it's history. it's the first time that we have seen a simultaneous strike against the big three automakers in the united states. we're outside the four plant, and you can hear the energy. it's a bit chaotic here the last few minutes. hundreds of people flown in to be on the initial strike line. you can see behind me, this is his third playing out. i want to bring in ashley, is that right? amanda sinclair, excuse me. amanda, you worked on the box line, you said. so you are now on strike along with about three dozen other people who work here at the factory tell me how you are feeling tonight? >> i feel it's worth a big out here on strike because we need more money. the cost of living went up, so i am out here. i

he was attacking cohen.hael cohen had executed a waiver of the attorney client privilege, for reasons i have no eye deal. frankly, it's a very stupid move by michael cohen, because now, we are able to tell the truth about what michael cohen was saying at any point in time he is totally unreliable. >> that is costello, who is now instead of attacking cohen, he is trying to get what he says, his money to his own. even if we put your former client of the side, i have about 45 seconds. what did you see here in these r.i.c.o. codefendants and the pressure on them? >> i think the real issue here is third-party payments. and i think what's happened with trump is a disservice. we all live with third-party payments. it's a question of ethical lawyers. if, i don't mean to talk myself up best the model, but any ethical lawyer will say to a client, look, even if you you are not paying my fees, my responsibility is to you. you are going to tell the truth, whatever it is. if it's in your interest to cooperate. you will. i

he was attacking cohen.ilege, for reasons i have no idea. frankly, it was a very stupid move by michael cohen because now, we are able to tell the truth about what michael cohen was saying at any point in time. he's totally unreliable. >> that is costello, who's now instead of spending his time attacking cohen, is just trying to get the money he's out. even if you put your former climb to the side, i've got about 45 seconds, what do you see here in these r.i.c.o. codefendants and the pressure on them? >> i think the real issue here is third-party payments. and i think what's happened with trump is a disservice. we all live with third-party payments. it's a question of ethical law illness. any ethical lawyer will say to a client, look, even if you pay my fees, my responsibility is to you. and you have to tell the truth, whatever it is, if it's in your interest to cooperate, you will. if it's not, move out of trial. and i think that the problem is that it's being used and people think, there's this perception

it's a classic case of knowing what s your is buttered like lucian grage and cohen who supports causes are well connected, fantastically wealthy and have a great deal of influence as a result and so it's very easy for people to go after kanye western other black artists when they're caught doing something sensibly problematic and destroyed for it and then you have people like grange and kohen bringing in millions of dollars year from music in many cases that promotes violence, drugs, prison to young people uh, and also have deeply nefarious personal connections without any scrutiny of their views or their actions, and of course there are executives at these companies personally making hundreds of millions of dollars from bonuses from these albums, so there are people on the one hand with money to lose if people like kohen go under, and of course kohen is loyal... executor uh of zionist interests, so i think that's really the bottom mind for why he's not attached and criticized. and david, i wonder whether you might just sort of uh tell us about the non-xecutive director of universal mu

michael cohen, thank you very much.reciated it. >> still ahead vivek ramaswamy has been riding as high as any republican candidate not named donald trump. but i think he made a big mistake. a very big mistake. his biggest mistake so far. we have the video right here, next. >> you have probably seen all you care to see of vivek ramaswamy lately. that's because his campaign for the republican nomination for president is entirely based on his getting as many media hits as possible, including appearing yesterday on the show with a youtuber with a history of really gnarly antisemitic posts. the fast talking ramaswamy, who chris christie famously said, sound like chatgpt, always appears by his dream of contradictions and falsehoods, and never really gets nail down long enough to be caught in them. but, until today -- ramaswamy had not gone up against one interviewer in particular, one who was built for just this sort of situation. msnbc's own mehdi hasan. in retrospect, he probably should have kept it that way. >> so, mehdi h

leaders launching a probe into ryan cohen over meme stock trades. it is friday, september 8th, 2023. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. happy friday. we kickoff the hour with the check of u.s. stock futures. down right now. the dow would open up 64 points lower. s&p lower. nasdaq also lower right now. we will continue to talk about the move. nasdaq coming off a four-session losing streak. a tough week for stocks with the three indices down between 1% and 2%. you see the moves here. a choppy week. nasdaq down 2% on the week so far. we are checking the bond market. we begin with the 10-year treasury. right now at 4.24. also important to note the 2-year yield back below 5%. we saw it above 5% a few days ago. yield is back down below 5% right now. we look at the energy market as well. wti is $86.57. brent crude below $90 a barrel. a lot of action with natural gas. up 1%. we want to get a check of shares of apple. following the drop yesterday from the china push to ban

michael cohen, thank you very much.l ahead vivek ramaswamy has been riding as high as any republican candidate not named donald trump. but i think he made a big mistake. a very big mistake. his biggest mistake so far. we have the video right here, next. ght here next but i've got lead in my foot and spirit in my fingers. woo! ha ha what a hit! and if you have cut rate car insurance the cost to cover that, might tank your season. so, get allstate and be better protected from mayhem... like me. (laughing) woo! i'm javi, i'm 31, and i'm a fitness instructor. i saw myself in a photograph. and we were all smiling, and i looked closer, and i was like that- that's what everybody sees? i'm back, and i got botox® cosmetic. the lines were so prominent it's all i saw in the photograph, so now when i take photos, and i see myself in photos, its- it's me, i just have fewer lines. botox® cosmetic is fda-approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hou

and emily cohen. >> good morning. emily cohen with homelessness and supportive housing and janed by dan from the mayor's office for this upon item. >> the resolution today would authorize the department of homelessness and supportive housing to acquire the property at 42 otis for use as permanent supportive housing for young adults leaving homelessness. this would authorize the director of property on behalf of hsh to purchase the property 14.2 million dollars not to exceed. this includes the purchase price as well as closing costs. which were determined by the breshth of property as being at or below fair market value. we are help to fund this in part with home key funds from the state in july at 8.9 million dollars and anticipate hearing back from the state this fall. we are prosecute posing to use prop c fund its cover the remaining balance of the acquisition. a little about the property. this is an exciting acquisition for folk in our community. property has 24 units and it is newly constructed as of 21. each has

the painters cohen, pattern makers. i've been a muse to the mall. but in my experience, people underestimate the power of a pretty little flower because their life does start with me. and it get in without me the . this is the w news and days around the top stories. ukraine has launched fresh me sol strikes on the crime in peninsula which russia annexed in 2014. it comes a day off through an attack on most goes blacks, the fleet headquarters into the vast appalled you crying. the claims seeing your russian navy commanders were among thousands killed and wounded in that attack. russia has not consumed any casualties.

elliott, you heard from michael cohen. we heard the attorney saying they believe this is disconnected from the facts. they are going to appeal. what can they do ? can they be successful? >> it is hard to say. parties will make a statement that this -- let us look at the judge did approve this is a summary judgment motion which was the judge saying there is no reasonable question of fact. even given the facts of this case in the most favorable let us just assess the case from trump's perspective. in saying even under those circumstances, there is no question. questions such as the what michael referred to a moment ago is the idea of fighting the square footage of a property by a factor of three simply could not have been a factual error or a mistake. it was evidence of fraud. it is not out of the question that this gets appealed and gets affirmed exactly in the form that was written here. >> the judge was saying, this is subjective. the judge said, who are you going to believe? when you look at all of this and what trump's

quorum call: this is max cohen of punchbowl news. is reports on congress and her to talk about in part deadlines coming up for congress. thanks for coming on the program. me. >> host: and the newsletter this morning the first line of punch bowl newsletter says this, a warning siren blaring in speaker kevin mccarthy direction and the message is he's in a prime position to get jammed by the senate. what's going on? >> guest: this is referring to the battle over the supplemental funding request in the white house at $40 billion in aid for ukraine, disaster relief and money to secure the southern border. kevin mccarthy and his house republican conference is to have been on board with his request but yesterday we saw mitch mcconnell the top republican in the senate back this and backed by senate democrats. what we have as a unified senate in favor of this request and in favor of not shutting down the government at the end of september. it's a different story. >> host: first of all, ukraine spending why is a part of this package? >> guest:

elliott, you heard from michael cohen just there. we also heard from trump's current attorney saying that they believe, in their quotes, this is completely disconnected from the facts, from the governing law. they're going to appeal. what can they do? can they be successful? what is the likelihood of that? >> it's hard to say. look, parties often, when they get slapped down in court, will make a statement saying that this is -- from the facts and law. but let's look what the judge actually did. this is a summary judgment motion, which was in effect the judge saying there's no reasonable quest tth those just no and i think questions suc th mothis by could not hav therand >> is subje literally quoted doug suit saying you're never going to but it when you look at all of the judge, hail mary, when it comes to throwing out s that what bac trump's legal >> i nu to fil that haithey would lose so if the their trial in oit's called preserving your argument. so that's one. number two, the government, the attorney generals office, would have fi

cohen: thank you. i look forward to traveling on one of the longer trains from chicago to los angeles, to see the country and enjoy it. last question, i don't want to harp on this at all but did richard anderson start the bonus program or was it before him? richard anderson, did he start the idea of bonuses at amtrak? mr. gardner: it began under c.e.o. joe boardman. it was a response to the passenger rail improvement act of 2008 which encouraged that amtrak adopt a program that was performance-based. because based on the long history of amtrak, a loft the compensation has been deferred compensation in the form of pension this took away that and actually saved taxpayers, you know, hundreds of millions, a billion dollars of future exposure and traded that for performance-based compensation. so that amtrak employees would be tied to the goals and metrics that we set. as i mentioned that's not been something that simply is awarded. it's earned and often times the company has not achieved its goals. mr. coh

launched an investigation into ryan cohen.s seeking information from cohen about his trades and communication with officers and directors at bed bath & beyond. cohen took a $120 million stake in bed bath in 2022 and pushed for changes to the company's sales strategy before selling his nearly 12% stake in august of that year. the sale came just days after he tweeted positively about the company, if you might remember. the investment yielding cohen a profit of nearly $60 million. that's raised some eyebrows in washington. >>> coming up, the nfl match-up advertisers are looking for. we'll talk about the money grab. yep, we'll talk about that next. >>> in the next hour, former federal reserve board governor rick mishkin will join us to talk about the week ahead filled with inflation da d atanfed speak. "squawk box" returns after this. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably con

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mandy cohen. dr. cohen, thank you for joining us.ard from ron desantis. he has basically told people that 65 and over not to get the booster shot. what do you make of his comments? >> first, sara, thanks for having me on. i want to make sure that americans know that last week the cdc did recommend an updated covid vaccine for everyone over the age of 6 months. these are vaccines we have given out 600 million of these doses, saved so many lives. these vaccines are safe. they are effective. we want to make sure folks protect themselves going into the fall and winter season with we know we will see more covid circulating. >> we have seen a lot of misinformation, disinformation and conspiracy theories on online especially about the vaccines. now you have a governor who is pushing some of saying that floridians are being used as guinea pigs. what is your response? >> these vaccines have been thoroughly and independently reviewed by the fda and cdc experts. but i am not just a cdc director. i am also a mom and a wife and a daughter. i woul

it was obvious he was the person involved with michael cohen who went to jail.nald trump on an easy case. >> asked if there was any involvement in higher levels of the doj in the charging decisions as it relates to hunter biden, and the attorney general, he pretty flatly rejected allegations that this hunter biden investigation was tainted by politics. he said he didn't interfere with the probe in any way. but how can he know if there was no interference if he wasn't involved? >> well, he wasn't involved. that's the interference that would have taken place. i don't know that anybody underneath him -- there was no reason to suspect anybody else did. the suggestion was that he's the only person that would be above mr. weiss, and the only person that could have interfered in that direction. >> why didn't garland appoint a special prosecutor, affidavit weiss, sooner? i think that's one of the other key questions here. if that was one of the key ways to sort of project to the public that this was an investigation that was going to be done without any sort of appearan

if the justice department were weaponized, they would've not prock secured it michael cohen, of coursell barr. when donald trump should've been prosecuted as individual one. merrick garland didn't go after individual one even last about some on several occasions. isaias leahy was the one who was involved with michael cohen and did go to jail, and he didn't go after donald trump on an easy case. >> obviously a big topic of the hearing today was to what extent if any was there any level of the doj and the decisions the charging decisions as it relates to hunter biden. and the attorney general he pretty flatly rejected allegations that this hunter biden investigation was tainted by politics. he said he didn't interfer e with the probe in any way, but how can he know if there was no interference if he wasn't involved? >> well, he wasn't involved and that's the interference that would've taken place. i don't know that anyone underneath him, there's no reason to suspect anyone else did. the suggestion was that he was the only person who's above mr. weiss and the only person who could've inte

cohen. the chair recognizes mr. russo in your five minutes. >> thank you chairman biggs and establish members of this can committee. thank you for allowing me to testify on crime and federal government surveillance on the need to and child exportation. i'm frank russo, director of mission of human trafficking but also a husband and father who understands the importance of protecting the most vulnerable amongst us. we have long recognized efforts needed to help urban and rural communities across the country. we were excited to announce the new center at a screening of the film sound of reading earlier this year and then partner with our friends in mexico here on capitol hill to focus on these various issues. our new initiative will focus on advancing policies the support victims and the reintegrating -- and they are reintegrating in society and removing collateral consequences resulting from their abuse. we want to strengthen accountability for traffickers and improve cross collaboration between domestic and internat

. >> joining me now is former defense secretary william cohen.ing what you made of what general milley said? >> well, i think it's understandable under the circumstances that he would say this. after all, the former president has put a target on his back, by suggesting that he would be guilty of treason and then face the death penalty all in capital letters, as far as death is concerned. that's the equivalent of calling for someone to attack and kill him. under those circumstances, i think his emotion, talking about would-be dictators is understandable. as far as the treason charge is concerned, that's usually given aid and comfort to an enemy. what general milley had done is he gave aid and comfort to the american people. in doing so, he protected us against any other country acting on a assumption that things were going down hill very rapidly in this country. and i can tell you from my own experience that most countries draw profiles of the leaders, civilian and military in every country. they want to know who they're dealing with. i would be w

find a safe parking site for those living in rv's and cars near lake merced said. >> according to cohen, the city has identified one possible option could take several months. >> to get that a safe parking program up and running after several hours of presentations, public comments and questions sfmta board of directors voted to approve the 4 hour parking limit. >> but with the amendment that it not be implemented until december eakin. i thank you that motion passes board member qtl says the 3 months should be plenty of time for the department of homelessness and supportive housing to find an open, a safe parking site. it should not take more than 3 months. if you're close to finding a site propping up a site to get folks to move. >> from what is already a public row? >> supervisor melgar says changes to the roadways are especially urgent because since rv's have moved into the area, there's been 2 traffic related deaths. one was a cyclist and the other. a pedestrian reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news and difficult decisions. but yes, has to thank you, rob. hap

the gym and fun. philip cohen kind of found the dates in switching my platform. try to connect the community all around the world. this. this was the, the intention and the item you behind it. you are from canada, from japan, that most of the people have the passion from the father, or even grandfather s, and the cars to sing which connects to people philip cohen town that has built bridges between europe and asia. when we die i've been a big fan of him since i actually, he didn't get them and you know, those, those kind of platform. it's great. and because you can that the show people different different card culture from different countries, including in europe and the us. and 911 is a global phenomenon that rings people to get will speak for sure. it doesn't matter whether you speak english, german, or japanese. we speak for sure. so come on from the brings everyone together. now, $911.00 fans across the globe of celebrating the 60 is 1st day of the call. they now are unique machines who's ocean most you've dna has remained unchanged for more than half a centu

gabe cohen is at the stellantis plant where workers are striking.optimistic. we've learned how wide the divide has been. as of yesterday, the head of the autoworkers union said that 80% of members' demands have not been met at this point in any of the offers they've gotten from the automakers. they're back at the bargaining table today. the autoworkers union said they sent new counter offers to each of

from washington and across the country, coming up wednesday morning, punch bowl news max cohen discusses month ahead for congress including the federal budget deadline, then e and "e! news" reporter thomas frank talks about white house request for $16 billion to shore up the federal government's disaster fund that's been depleted after a series of natural disasters across the country also hugo political investigations reporter for the guardier on former president donald trump and others pleading not guilty in the georgia election interference case. c-span's washington journal joining the conversation live at 7 eastern wednesday morning. on c-span, c-span now or onlines at c-span.org. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like this but this where americans see democracy at work with citizens truly informed our republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation eetion capitol to wherever you are to get the opinion that matters the most is your own, this is what democrat looks like c-span powered by cable. celebrated in ph

find a safe parking site for those living in rv's and cars near lake merced said. >> according to cohen, the city has identified one possible option could take several months. >> to get a safe parking program up and running after several hours of presentations, public comments and questions sfmta board of directors voted to approve the 4 hour parking limit. >> but with the amendment that it not be implemented until december eakin. i thank you that motion passes board member qtl says the 3 months should be plenty of time for the department of homelessness and supportive housing to find an open, a safe parking site. we are was trying to bring the humanity of decisions. we understand. >> when we make these decisions that human beings are is why we've made months. >> supervisor melgar says the changes to the roadways are especially urgent because since rv's have moved into the area, there's been 2 traffic related deaths. one was a cyclist, the other a pedestrian reporting live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a large amount of antidepressants of drugs, incl

i think he should change his name, because every time i have you on, brian taylor cohen.s a joy and, and people call me joanne. msnbc political contributor. all right, brian, could you say that there was a winner in a poop show? did anyone win with that mess? >> i suppose we could say that anyone with a modicum of a game plan here was nikki haley. she had a few good lines. one line that stuck out especially was that she told vivek ramaswamy, every time i hear you, i feel a little bit dimmer. which i felt like was a brief moment of unity for all sides here. >> yeah, we all thought that. let's talk about anyone that was a loser. is there a clear loser? >> i feel like all of us, but if we have to get specific, i would probably say rhonda scent this. because momentum is everything in these campaigns. desantis has anti momentum. ron desantis is where momentum goes to die. his job here, coming into the debate after months of watching's poll numbers continue to descend lower and lower was to commandeer some moment to recover that momentum, and he failed to do that. he felt and's

trump. >> joining me now is michael cohen, trump's former person lawyer, host of the political beatdowncast and author of "revenge" how donald trump weaponized the department of justice. >> mar-a-lago he claims is worth -- it's kind of funny, $1.5 billion. here is the deposition from donald trump. question, do you have a sense of the price of mar-a-lago, the value, yes. i think i do. i mean, i think i do. how much do you think it's worth, 1.5 billion. what's your basis for that? just broker talk. never been for sale. two people owned it. based on what will have people come in, experts and like this to show a price of 1.5. i believe the price is 1.5 billion. he makes up the value of things out of his own mind, how he is feeling that day? >> absolutely. there's no basis for a $1.5 billion valuation of mar-a-lago. let me, though, be clear, when judge -- when judge in this specific case stated that the value of mar-a-lago was between 14 to $26 million, he didn't mean the sale price. he was talking about the assessed value. and trump actually tried to have that reduced even further because b

deborah cohen is the professor of history at northwestern university. her previous books include household god, the war come home and family secrets. she writes regularly for the atlantic on subjects ranging from punk rock to world war i photography. our moderator is a contributing writer to the new yorker and a professor at northwestern school of journalism. he spent aos decade on "washingn post" national staff, and seven years as the european correspondent of the "miami herald."ch he is the author of michelle obama, a life. please join me in welcoming our distinguished guests today. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much for thatks at thanks everyone for being here.. i've been looking forward to this for many weeks. this is a wonderful book. it's both intricate and clarifying which is a rare feat, purely britain and really quite riveting about a time between the wars in europe when some of the momentous events in the 20th century were unfolding and watching this and telling the stories back here. with these remarkable rather crew of reporters who

cohen who served prison time knows a lot. he was trump's one time fixer and provided this damming testimony, specific, it's very specific, under oath in 2019. listen to this. >> to your knowledge, did the president or his company ever inflate assets or revenues? >> yes. >> and was that done with the president's knowledge or direction? >> everything was done with the knowledge and at the direction of mr. trump. >> a lot to get to tonight with these developments. evan perez is out front live in washington. i want to begin with brynn gingras, live outside trump tower at this hour. and and, brynn, there was the possibility this could have been delayed like so many other cases that trump is facing, but no. all the talk about fulton county and the doj, the case that's slated to go to decision is now in new york. it's crucial for him, and it is days away. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. trump tried to delay it with this bappeal, and there was a slight possibility with the hiccup. that's not the case. the appellate case ruling the c

cohen also said that the u.s.oncerned about the allegations. >> the united states takes very seriously these allegations. and, you know, if they prove to be true, it is a potentially very serious breach of the rules-based international order in which we like to function. this is something of which we're treating we take very seriously and we think it's important to get to the bottom of. >> cnn's max foster joins us now from london with more, max, always good to see you, i hope had you a wonderful weekend. >> thank you. >> let's dig in here. how could this relation affect the u.s. relationship with india? this is an incredibly significant thing. i've got to tell you, it's not really something that happens on this continent. >> it's interesting because the five eyes is a very established mechanism. and it's of huge benefit to all five countries involved. normally, they're seeing the same bintelligence, that's basically what canada was saying, information came not necessarily from us, perhaps from america, put into t

host: max cohen is our guest.you ask questions related to that, you can do so on the line, democrats to so -- 202, 748-8000. -- democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. if you want to text us, you can do that at (202) 748-8003. in light of the various bills coming from the senate, what is the sales pitch speaker mccarthy has to make to his various factions in the house? guest: they are make an opposite claim in terms of his factions a saying we need something in this bill to make is vote for it. they do not want to see the senate as something they want to accept. there is this big diversion between house republicans and senate republicans on many issues. senate republicans by large are more willing to play ball with democrats. we see mcconnell do that and more establishment friendly senate republicans do that this year and house republicans say we have the majority in the house, we are equal portion of this congress, why should we give in? i give a sense that speaker mc

michael cohen, trump's former attorney, his fixer, said this. >> let's not for get, alina hob a maderible error, trump's attorney, by failing to check off a certain box that had the case as a jury trial. it is now a bench trial. so judge and goron will be the seoul decider on what the damages are. >> trace: yeah, no surprises cohen's going after you, he's going after pretty much everybody alaina. your thoughts? >> oh, i'm so happen you asked me about this, i can't even tell you. michael cohen i'm not sure you've seen a courtroom before, i'm pretty sure you haven't other than when i beat you a few months ago. but let's remember something. those of us that do litigate under that under 63 c-12 which is what this case is, you don't have a right, an absolute right to a jury. and that doesn't mean that i could check a box michael. so next time you should do a little research before you bash somebody. i'm not surprised. but, look, this is a man who has made a career of being relevant by walking around from prosecutor to prosecutor, from 3-letter government investigations to investigations t