there was nothing corcoran could do, but corcoran kept notes. >> he >> he he had recorded notes of his conversations with trump and those were extremely helpful to prosecutors as they were trying to figure throughout certain things that had taken place in the aftermath of their repeated efforts to try to get these documents back and their trip to mar-a-lago to try to get documents back. now one of the things that we have seen with trump repeatedly is lawyers leaving him. and what that ends up looking like or other witnesses and allies leaving him and what that ends up looking like. he's about to go on trial in manhattan and the key witness at the central witness is his former personal lawyer and fixer, michael cohen. so the notion of lawyers departing trump's world bold looms very, very large. now, i don't know when this case will go to trial. it's at the moment, it certainly doesn't seem like it's on track anytime before the election. what it would look like if trump loses the election, and then, then what happens with the case. we have no idea. but this is significant in trump's worl

corcoran out of the fold he is indeed evan corcoran in this indictment against donald trump in the florida classified documents case. he's all over it. he's called trump attorney one multiple times because he was a witness to multiple things in this indictment. crucially, all of those allegations that donald trump was trying to obstruct the job justice department and the federal government from getting back classified records in his possession. >> trump attorney one's a pretty apt title for him >> to because he was not just part of the original team. he was the lead attorney for donald trump at a really important moment in the january 6 investigation, where the justice department was pursuing testimony from people as important as mike pence, that was evan corcoran, the man fighting those battles on the front line as the investigation board down before donald trump was charged after that, he became the person that the justice department compelled to testify. they forced him to come into the grand jury and reveal information, making him a cornerstone witness of this indictment in florida aga

what evan corcoran apparently he did not know. is that trump had 30 some boxes moved out of that storage room before he had even corporate search the boxes. so corcoran is going to be a crucial player here for the justice department's prosecution team. and he could be a really difficult witness for the defense of cross-examine because he doesn't want to testify for the prosecution. he's a defense witness. no defense witnesses. defense lawyer is ever happy about becoming a witness against his own client. >> ellie, can you just remind us of how corporate and became one of the key prosecution witnesses because it was remarkable ruling and i'm usual ruling to get us to this its place, correct >> yeah. order narrowly an attorney would not be testifying about communications that he had with his client that is protected by the attorney-client privilege. but jack smith's team went through this extensive legal process to do what we call piercing. the attorney-client privilege, meaning to break through it and in order to do that, jack smith

and if there's anything really bad in there, you don't, you know, pluck it out ultimately >> corcoran did >> not know the extent of the classified records that were still at the property of mar-a-lago those were records that were later found by the fbi in a search in august of 2022. and now he's geared up to be a key witness. at a trial against donald trump. >> katelyn polantz. thank you so much for that. i appreciate it. >> we >> are going to continue this conversation with defense attorney shan wu, who is joining us now. thank you so much for being here this morning when you look at who corcoran is, he is a former attorney the attorney-client privilege was pierced. how important is his potential testimony to prosecutors? if and it's a big one at this point, the case goes forward if it goes forward, he is an absolutely critical lynchpin because of as caitlin was reporting who he >> was and what his role was being right there having that face-to-face interaction with trump it's an extraordinary position for an attorney. i know evan, we'd were colleagues for many years and i have alway

is this a surprise to you, the corcoran is out it's not a surprise. i mean, i think it's more surprising that he kept he was on the team. it's incredibly rare for a time that a lawyer is going to be a witness against his own client in a criminal case that almost unheard of. so i would expect that after it became clear that he had information that was critical to jack smith's case, that he would have been out of the team because that conduct reflect i think is one you really cannot overcome >> the judge has already ruled that these nodes are part of the case. now, they're not protected by 20 privilege if he's not part of the legal team, what does that mean for the other elements of the testimony that he might be able to offer them well, i think what it does is put president trump in a really precarious position. because evan corcoran is going to be a very credible witness for small. he is someone who has first-hand knowledge. he's in the room speaking to the former president and he can basically shore up that obstruction charge because president trump

he was recruited to be corcoran's second in command, which was good because corcoran was a captured bull run and ma took over the 69th. these were boys for irish recruitment for the whole country. lincoln was willing not only to appoint these democrats who had not supported him, but he went so far as to recruit james shields. now on paper, he looks as good as corcoran and more. he's an the highest irish-american leader in the mexican war. but lincoln and shields had a past lincoln and shields had actually for the senate in 1855. shields, the incumbent, they both lost more importantly in. 1841, after lincoln had broken up with mary todd, he learned that his fiancee was busy writing under an assumed name a series of satires about irish democrats. remember, mary was a good writer and a good whig at the time. lincoln found a way to get back in her good graces. he would visit the home of the local newspaper editor and help her with these satires. one of them was about james shields reading it today. one a little uncomfortable. it's very anti irish, of course. they it and to rebecca so it seem

>> well, it's a long time coming for evan corcoran. he's been distancing himself for the from the legal team of donald trump because he he's had to a judge compelled him to provide information in the investigation iran classified documents, where he became a key witness in that case. he had been taking notes of his conversations with donald trump and became trump attorney one in the indictment, a key person of the witnesses who is talking or who was talking to trump around these alleged obstruction charges. so in this situation with evan corcoran, the thing that he had heard from trump and wrote down in his notes that makes him such a key witness. he witnessed trump saying to him, okay, why don't you take documents that having corcoran had found that were classified to your hotel room. and if there's anything really bad in there, you know, pluck it out and evan corcoran says trump made a plucking motion. all those documents were supposed to be given back to the justice department. not all of the documents at mar-a-lago were but evan co

but this is evan corcoran. and the reason this is such a big deal that he is quietly left trump's legal team without a lot of notice. is that he is not just a former trump attorney. he became a critical witness in the classified documents investigation. and that's because this was the attorney that was brought on to help trump tried to fend off charges in that case, but in turn, he was the one who was sent to the mar-a-lago storage room that was looking for classified documents after they got a subpoena from the justice department asking for those classified documents back. he went through all the boxes personally, he was the one who had found a few dozen of them. but what he didn't know at the time and what we didn't realize until the indictment came out was there was this orchestrated effort by trump, according to prosecutors, to move documents out of the room even before evan corcoran, this attorney, went through the room to look for them and we now, of course, later learned about that from other witnesses a

and that's the part that evan corcoran would be best positioned to be able to testify if it comes to that because the fact that he would hadn't information that the president was trying to obstruct the former present with trying to obstruct the investigation and his knowledge, it takes a really high standard brake the attorney-client privilege, but even attorneys, if they are witness to evidence of a crime have to comply with the justice system. >> as you don't. this coming monday. so only when a few days away will be the start of the first criminal trial ever in american history against a former president of the united states trial in new york. hush, hush money. trial as it's being called. give us some context right now, how significant potentially this is. this is a historic moment well, it's a >> historic case in that it is of a former president of the many cases that have been brought against the former president. in my judgment, this new york case is on the weaker end of the cases against him. if we compare them to the charges in the january 6 federal case or in the obstruction

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and richard corcoran who is responsible for it should be fired.s are not getting the information they need to make decisions for college and it is unconscionable. stuart: can i synthesize it like this, how could you apply which college you are going to apply for if you don't know how much you can afford. that's the nutshell problem. >> absolutely it is. the bigger problem is the federal government has a monopoly on it. we need to allow private sector to do lending again and put accountability back into the student loan and higher education process. stuart: my first question, why is it the failure of public schools is not laid on the hands of the teachers union, you don't think it is a political issue, the presidential election campaign. i don't know why it is not an issue. >> i don't understand it either. at the state level in the most local level, parents voices are being heard and as we get further into the campaign cycle, this will become an issue and i hope our presidential candidates have a healthy debate on this. we know the biden administra

sean duffy and brad howard, president of corcoran street group.reat to have you as our democrat guest. how does this help the people of palestine, the palestinians who say they need food? >> it doesn't. i think this will backfire against them. do people have a right to protest? yes. you have a right to legally protest and do it in a non-violent way. what you are seeing is going to backfire. you are inconveniencing people and not really getting your message across. it will be a failure in the end. >> harris: one of the messages that is definitely getting across they hate american. they want death to us. she is calling for the guillotine for the mayor of bakersfield, california and the city council. your reaction to that. if they don't want to be here, why are they here? if they hate us that much. >> if you're a radical protestor, be careful where you make death threats. they have a republican prosecutor who wouldn't tolerate it. be careful, protestors where you make those threats. where republicans reside you will be held accountable. democrats hav

neil: i caught up with barbara corcoran, some of the inflection points, this is from barbara?> rates go down a percentage point, prices go through the roof. everyone will come out and buy it, there are ten buyers on the sidelines waiting for interest rates to come down that are active in the markets. everyone will charge the market. neil: if they come down a point that would bring us to 6% level from the 7% level, that might be a tall task now. >> i am saying if you add 1% decrease in rates, that will go so high, we talk about affordability. i talk about zoning, there are so many regulations, whom developments, if rates go down, housing prices go through the roof and you have a flood of people getting into this stuff and that i see it everywhere. we see inventories pickup across the united states because these mortgage rates going up. if they lower those rates, they are inventories again. stuart: the we will watch closely, the political fallout with karl rove with the chief of staff, best-selling author. i saw the headline in the financial times that said the surge in inflatio

saying that you will own nothing and be happy announce what a lot of people are saying as barbara corcoranen is mortgage rates drop. watch this. >> i think prices will go through the roof especially interest rates come down and everybody and their mother will be looking for a new house in the competition will be so fierce that housing prices will have to go up. >>> the problem. >> laura: is also followed the inflationary trends as inflation has not come down under the biden administration as they predicted it would and is still way too high. >> 100 percent and if rates go down in barbara is right which i believe she is it will increase the price parts of the country having multiple offers as open houses are packed people are offering 20 or 30,000 over asking because how will the next generations retire if they continue to pay these rents in their lifetime? >> laura: always great to see you and you do such a great job. think so much. >>> that's it for tonight and always set your dvr's and make sure to follow me on social media and also facebook and all be in la tomorrow in jesse is next. >>

totals and bring in our political america first policies to chief communication director mark and corcoranoup brad howard gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. >> let's start with the fund raiser last night former president trump top official at the rnc talking about that. >> prior to last night's the largest single event fundraiser in politics ever was the one that joe biden had and he needed three presidents to haul in $26 million he needed selects like lizzo and one man donald j. trump one president to double that. >> brad how do you respond? >> melania trump looked fantastic it was good to see her the again and both of the candidates will raise a ton of money. this is going to be one of the most expensive presidential races in history most likely two incumbent presidents that have an ability to fund raise real key is how are they spengsding that money trump and rnc will defend trump legal cases, 2k34-9s are putting that money into battle ground states in field, and turn out operations. so i'll be looking how they're spending not how much they're raising. >> forgive me mark -- >> we look al

bubba corcoran, i know you know her says what will happen if more mortgage rates actually draw. >> watchll go through thintee roof especiallyi interest rates come down. i think everybody and their mother and in the law will come ouilngt to look for a house. ithe competition will be so fierce that house prices will have t wo go up.e pr >> laura: of the problem with this, freddie, rates are supposed to follow the inflationary trends. as they had to admit even in the biden administration , inflationth has not come down as theyould predicted it would.to ito is still way too high. >> yeah, 100%. if the rates do come down and s barbara is right, which i believe she is, it will increase the price. pricthere are multiple offers al open houses are packed and people offering $20,000, $30,000 over asking. we need to figure out how to get people in homes. how are the millennials and gen z to retire if increasing rent through their lifetime? >> laura: freddie, it is always great to see you. you do it such a great job online here thank you so much care that is it for us.t don't forget tfoo set your dv

records, he didn't move to quash the subpoena saying these are personal, he had his attorney, evan corcoraner 37 more documents to the department of justice. when there was a search warrant, right, that was executed finding all of the boxes, like you indicated, including the bathroom area, he didn't say these are personal. he, this is a made-up argument after the fact, after the former head of judicial watch tweeted about you should argue these are personal. this is one of the things chuck smith sets out. the other point i think it's important based on what you just said is the definition of personal and presidential records is so clear that classified documents could never be personal because personal has to be purely personal and not related to the president's duties to carry out his constitutional, statutory, official or ceremonial duties. classified documents, by their very nature, that the disclosure of which could cause danger, serious danger or exceptionally grave danger to the national security, how could that ever be anything other than documents that are provided to the president

toward a true trial date, if these motions get thrown out, if statements from people, like evan corcoran don't get suppressed, if it looks like we are legitimately going to trial, carlos is the weak link. he has the least amount of stick and this is and has no reason to throw himself under the bus. he is the one i expect to cut a deal. does that sink trump? no, but it will certainly hurt, and it will look bad from an optics standpoint, particularly in the media, particularly with the public, that one of his opponents are cutting a deal. that is what we are all waiting to see once judge cannon finally issues rulings. ul >> i don't mean to rain on our parade, but she also has about five substantive motions she hasn't ruled on that done donald trump's file. perry stein and bradley moss, thank you so much for bringing us the latest from ft. pierce, i appreciate it. >> have a good day. >>> coming up, vice president,, lane harris, went to arizona today, where she champions reproductive rights after the arizona supreme court upheld an 1864 law banning all abortions. arizona state senator, ewa b

in this case, one of the start witnesses is his own lawyer, evan corcoran, criminal defense attorney.t stops jack smith or what has stopped him from -- from charging part of it somewhere where he doesn't have to deal with a judge who isn't interested in an aggressive pursuit of the facts? >> it's a good question, and prosecutors make venue choices based on a lot of factors. there may have been conduct here that took place in other jurisdictions. there's been reporting about documents he may have maintained in new jersey, maybe you could argue washington is the place because that's where the information originated. but the default, nicolle, is to charge the case where the majority of the conduct occurred. that is florida. and again, you don't get to choose the judge that you draw. there are several judges in that federal district in florida. so i think jack smith has been hoping all along that for all the reasons you've said because of the strength of this case, the relatively straightforward theory, it doesn't matter where it's tried. it's just so strong and so compelling that he coul

facts are not disputed by donald trump, they're not disputed by bill barr, not disputed by evan corcorankey witness in this who was one of trump's lawyers while he committed the crimes of obstructing this very investigation. this one is a perfect one to it shall frankly doesn't dispute any of the facts of the insurrection case either. but, where are we, if even before we get to what you just laid out, it's simply delayed to a point where there won't be a trial before the election. >> yeah, look, so donald trump's strategy, when it comes to judgeships, aided and abetted by mitch mcconnell and senate republicans is working. on policy he got the dobbs decision, we've heard him talk about his judges on the supreme court, you better believe that donald trump thinks that this judge cannon has been put in place to decide the right way. and done so as part of the coordinated republican effort around jungles. what does it mean in terms of the overall strategy to return to the white house? it is a strategy of delay, or in this case, and this is why this is so severe compared to the others, this ca

caitlin, you're reporting from mar-a-lago and the classified documents case, what they did with evan corcoran, the lawyer who has now left the team, is they gave him very careful information, but they withheld other information for him. he in turn, unknowingly made incomplete representations to the fbi. that's why doj christina bobb was indicted and arizona because she signed it, but she made clear in that to say to the best of my knowledge, because as attorneys around don't know that they don't always know where i got snake and a quick break coming up more from inside the courtroom rome as prosecutors get one last chance to question david pecker great. >> he makes trust each other. we're gonna do a trust falls, stand up, you close your eyes. i'll see before trust what the summary up doc i told you. my name is susie loftus and i'm the head of trust and safety for us data security, tiktok. i'm a former prosecutor and it's my job to keep american tiktok users safe a big part of that is making sure that their data is protected. we're spending $2 billion to make sure that we're keeping tiktok saf