industry shot through the roof here to tell us the latest on the moves is already correspondent dan cohen didn't think so. we talked about boeing just a little bit there you can give us a little bit more but what about the other defense stocks they they love this right at first they love them some conflict oh definitely it's you know good for business i guess as they say i mean i think for a lot of the country it was business as usual yesterday but for the top defense industries there you know as you said their stocks really shot through the roof right at about two pm eastern time here in washington d.c. when president trump announced that the u.s. is withdrawing from the jay c.p.o. way those stocks went way up lockheed martin went up two points raytheon went up two and a half points raytheon of course makes the tomahawk missiles which in the last few months we've been dropping on syria rather frequently systems northrop grumman side stock go up actually even boeing which which lost money on this their c.e.o. said they're ok with it. they could make some money considering they make the mo

industry shot through the roof here to tell us the latest on the moves is already correspondent dan cohen didn't think so. we talked about boeing just a little bit there you can give us a little bit more but what about the other defense stocks they they love this right at first they love them some conflict oh definitely it's you know good for business i guess as they say i mean i think for a lot of the country it was business as usual yesterday but for the top defense industries there you know as you said their stocks really shot through the roof right at about two pm eastern time here in washington d.c. when president trump announced that the u.s. is withdrawing from the jay c.p.o. way those stocks went way up lockheed martin went up two points raytheon went up two and a half points raytheon of course makes the tomahawk missiles which in the last few months we've been dropping on syria rather frequently systems northrop grumman side stock go up actually even boeing which which lost money on this their c.e.o. said they're ok with it. they could make some money considering they make the mo

correspondent dan cohen.and as we know it coin has been on a wild ride these last few months from highs in the twenty thousand dollar area to less than seven thousand just not recently i mean just a few months ago few weeks ago actually the king of crypto currency has settled around eighty nine hundred dollars mark right now and other kryptos a theory light coin and even ripple have faced similar roller coaster rides when it comes to prices while we talk all the time about kryptos including the criticism of kryptos what we don't really talk about is what could bring a crypto currency bitcoin specifically to its knees and here to talk about her opinion that atauro let's destroy bitcoin talk about a controversial title is a top technology writer of morgan pact who has covered crypto since two thousand and eleven she's written for coin desk scientific american wired and many other publications and we're very pleased to have her join us and all the gloom busters morgan thank you for being here last week we had na

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correspondent dan cohen fills us in on the economic progress made by greece and their economy and us snoop dogg's said last week we'll put the crip back in crypto with technology writer morgan tech all that debt ahead but first we hit the headlines. the merger of mania continues yesterday was a particularly busy and big day for mergers as more than one hundred twenty billion dollars worth of deals were announced according to the market tracking firm deal logic we were ported on a couple of those wal-mart's bid to spin off u.k. grocery store locations and refocus on the fight with amazon for the indian market and the third try on a sprint t. mobile merger but there were many others and the numbers speak for themselves there have not been as many burgers since two thousand and seven and they won't be stopping any time soon. among the big deals moving markets on monday was the agreement by marathon petroleum to buy oil refinery endeavor for twenty three point three billion dollars the prices notably payable in cash were shares under a formula that values and devore stock roughly twenty

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correspondent dan cohen fills us in on the economic progress made by greece and their economy and a snoop dogg's said last week we'll put the crypt back in crypto with technology writer morgan tech all that debt ahead but first we hit the headlines. the merger mania continues yesterday was a particularly busy and big day for mergers as more than one hundred twenty billion dollars worth of deals were announced according to the market tracking firm deal logic we were ported on a couple of those wal-mart's bid to spin off u.k. grocery store locations and refocus on the fight with amazon for the indian market and the third try on a sprint t. mobile merger but there were many others and the numbers speak for themselves there have not been as.

correspondent dan cohen fills us in on the economic progress made by greece and their economy and a snoop dogg's said last week we'll put the crypt back in crypto with technology writer morgan tech all that debt ahead but first we hit the headlines. the merger mania continues yesterday was a particularly busy and big day for mergers as more than one hundred twenty billion dollars worth of deals were announced according to the market tracking firm deal logic we were ported on a couple of those wal-mart's bid to spin off u.k. grocery store locations and refocus on the fight with amazon for the indian market and the third try on a sprint t. mobile merger but there were many others and the numbers speak for themselves there have not been as many burgers since two thousand and seven and they won't be stopping anytime soon. among the big deals moving markets on monday was the agreement by.

industry shot through the roof here to tell us the latest on the moves is already correspondent dan cohen didn't think so.

industry shot through the roof here to tell us the latest on the moves is already correspondent dan cohen didn't think so but we talked about boeing just a little bit there you can give us a little bit more but what about the other defense stocks they they love this right at first they love them some conflict oh definitely it's you know good for business i guess as they say i mean i think for a lot of the country it was business as usual yesterday but for the top defense industries there you know as you said their stocks really shot through the roof right at about two pm eastern time here in washington d.c. when president trump announced that the u.s. is withdrawing from the jay c.p.o. way those stocks went way up lockheed martin went up two points raytheon went up two and a half points raytheon of course makes the tomahawk missiles which in the last few months we've been dropping on syria rather frequently systems northrop grumman stock go up actually even boeing which which lost money on this their c.e.o. said they're ok with it. they could make some money considering they make the most

cohen. don't be surprised to see more and more dan built between michael cohen and president trump in the same way president trump danned himself from paul manafort, saying he's a nice guy but he didn't work for me very long. don't be surprised if you see the president saying more and more, well, yeah, he handled some things for me, but i have a lot of lawyers. this is just somebody who handle a few thing for me. that's what the setup will be. giuliani will work hand in hand with donald trump. >> this whole giuliani clarification, julie, what's your take on it? >> as pointed out, giuliani learned anybody associated with donald trump immediately gets thrown under the bus, the minute donald trump doesn't think what they say on tv, or specifically on fox, comports with what he once said out there. the reality is if joe is right, they are assuming michael cohen is cooperating. that is more devastating than any cooperation by paul manafort or anyone else. he knows where the bodies are buried because he buried the bodies over the years for donald trump. what you see so far is the "national enquirer"

in the military but what are the new innovative and important non military uses artie's then cohen tells us dan this is a really interesting field it's going to be big bucks. starting to be big bucks now but it certainly will in the future what's happening well civilian civilian drones have many many uses amazon service to deliver products from local retailers and fulfillment centers has gotten a lot of attention but they're actually not the only companies involved also fed ex is involved u.p.s. they are developing this technology d.h.l. is working on what it calls a parcel copter and these companies say that drone deliveries are really kind of the future of that type of service there's a company called mater net that's attempting to combine delivery vans with aerial drones and a company called starship technologies that's building a fleet of self driving robots that old to deliver local goods grow very cool and if you look at sort of the most innovative thing so i get the logistics and everything what's out there this sort of cool and cutting edge well i think one of the one of the really impo

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. >> paul: dan, you i want to ask you, michael cohen, the president's lawyer, we have reports this weekhe received money from a lot of -- from companies and individuals including $500,000 from a russian businessman and at&t to influence -- because of presumably cohen's access to trump. what do you make of that? >> well, the key word, paul, is presumably. presumably his access. i mean, at&t just this week fired its washington representative who had paid cohen's company $600,000 presumably to get some intelligence on what donald trump's thinking might be. i would assume, about their takeover of time warner. and recall back at the time, paul, no one really quite knew what was in donald trump's head. i mean, it was just like people were in a panic over the trump presidency. and so they're reaching out to anyone, such as michael cohen, who they thought was close to donald trump. and trump has put distance between him now and michael cohen. cohen is involved in an investigation with the u.s. attorney in new york and so it's just -- it was a phenomenon i think of that point in time. >> paul: o

cohen. here with reaction, and our atv contributor dan bongino and from "the hill," dan joe concha. charter calls for the destruction of israel. they were elected by the palestinians. they elected a terrorist organization supported by terrorists. >> the media is the propaganda arm here of hamas. it's disgusting. it makes me sick. sean, it's not a demonstration. it's not a protest when you show up with bombs. they were warned to stay away from the border fence and they decided to show up for the explosions. they were warned multiple times, anden then when the israelis engaged, to defend the border by the way, they established after they gave the land back to hama hamas, which they promptly used to shoot rockets into israel. they defended their borders. good for the israelis. the media should be ashamed and embarrassed. i'm surprised it doesn't hamas doesn't have a desk in their newsroom. >> sean: i've been to the gaza border. i've been in the tunnels where theyy use is really cement and electricity, joe. i don't know many in the media that happened on that. i've been to a town were 1

dan, let's turn to stormy daniels, acknowledging rudy giuliani and michael cohen did pay her and dider to remain silent, what do you make of that? >> somebody finally recognized that the president had some vulnerability here in terms of the campaign finance laws, those are laws with criminal punishment, people have gone to prison for violating them, so you can't be frivolous with a charge like that and i think they recognized that they had to get their story straight, though they should have gotten the story straight the first time around because it is now embarrassing for the president to have to say, first of all, that he had no knowledge of the payments and now to admit he did that essentially he had made series of 30,000-dollar payments into michael cohen's bank account. you know, we have to say, paul, this is damaging to the president's credibility, both statements could not be true, he's now the president of the united states, he's dealing with larger issues like iran nuclear deal, the north koreans all whom are looking for credibility from the president of the united states, t

cohen after the election. what does this mean for president trump if anything? let's discuss. david is here as a former senior adviser to president obama. or he's not but dannn political commentators. welcome to the program. we get east coast, west coast and central all represented on this panel. david, you first. michael cohen reportedly received approximately $500,000 from a u.s. company linged to a russian oligarch, viktor vekselberg. what do you make of this? >> michael cohen hadn't been charged or indicted yet and nothing reported provers that the president or people close to him did anything illegal. but -- >> or michael cohen. >> right. but we're at a situation now where if you look at this reporting you've got to come to this cheollection that this narrative the white house has been pushing that there's nothing to see here, this investigation is a witch hunt, let's move on, no russians near the president's circle. that is going stretched thinner and thinner and getting harder and harder to take by day when you have a russian ole gash. 's american company who runs a russian company ae filmed with his russian company giving money to michael cohen's s

dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate >>> tonight, breaking news.ciate the president and the payment. president trump now confirming he paid his lawyer michael cohene denied knowing anything about the hush money paid to stormy daniels. what his new financial disclosure now reveals. >>> also tonight, north korea. will the summit happen after all? kim jong-un furious with comments coming from the white house. president trump had said, it is simple, they get rid of their nukes. but tonight, the first standoff before the summit. the white house now responding. >>> the school shooting today. seniors gathering, rehearsing for graduation, when a fellow senior begins shooting in the school. >>> the deadly package and the explosion inside this building. the woman killed. >> i need to have the building evacuated, all crews pull back from the incident. >> the children running for cover. and what authorities revealed

dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate >>> tonight, breaking news.ciate the president and the payment. president trump now confirming he paid his lawyer michael cohen more than $100,000, after he denied knowing anything about the hush money paid to stormy daniels. what his new financial disclosure now reveals. >>> also tonight, north korea. will the summit happen after all? kim jong-un furious with comments coming from the white house. president trump had said, it is simple, they get rid of their nukes. but tonight, the first standoff before the summit. the white house now responding. >>> the school shooting today. seniors gathering, rehearsing for graduation, when a fellow senior begins shooting in the school. >>> the deadly package and the explosion inside this building. the woman killed. >> i need to have the building evacuated, all crews pull back from the incident. >> the children running for cover. and what authorities revealed late today. >>> the severe storms we're watching tonight. at least five dead, several confirmed tornadoes. and now, the new storms moving up the east coast. >>> the new code red declared in hawaii tonight, as we fly yo

see much more of dan's report on a special edition of "nightline" tonight, right after jimmy kimmel. set your dvr. >>> we move on tonight to new developments in the case of michael cohen. the president's embattled attorney and friend, facing growing questions over millions paid to a shell company set up by michael cohen. that money coming in after the election from major companies. even a firm with close ties to a russian oligarch. the question now, what was that money for, and was cohen making money off his proximity to the president? here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas again tonight. >> any response to avenatti? >> his document is inaccurate. >> how do you feel about, you may have changed an election? >> reporter: tonight, president trump's long-time personal attorney, michael cohen, firing back against allegations he shopped around access to the president. the charge coming from stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti, who published financial details about a company cohen started shortly before the election, essential consultants. avenatti says cohen used that shell company for transactions totaling more than $4 million shortly before th

dan. great to see youu, tonight. >> yes, sir. >> tucker: the world's creepiest porn lawyer has gotten very famous by attacking michael cohen.robably been good for his business. on the downside, all of us has invited heightened scrutiny of his own past business ventures. trace gallagher has more than that. >> hi, tucker. wouldn't this businessman bankrupt five years ago, michael cohen michael -- michael avenatti bought it for $5 million. it has been named in commercial lawsuits and warrants for unpaid taxes. washington state lawyer david says he carried out in a legal pump and dump scheme, where he ran the coffee shops, withheld state and federal taxes from his employees, but then didn't pay his state and federal taxes. avenatti responds by denying the claims, and calling him an unethical hack of a lawyer. despite the fact that washington state bar association says he has no record of ethical or other violations. michael avenatti also claims tully's coffee has long been under new ownership and yet in court testimony last year, avenatti reportedly listed himself as the chairman and puts a bowl of tully's. now we know avenatti

dan. great to see you tonight. >> yes, sir, you got it. >> tucker: the world's creepiest porn lawyer is famous by attacking donald trump personal attorney michael cohen. his own past business ventures are out. michael's investment firm bought it over 9 million and since then his company was named for more than 50 or state complains including warrants for unpaid taxes. a venatti carried out an illegal pump and dump and run actually's coffee shop and didn't pay state and federal taxes of his employees. ashes v-- a renat that time i responded that knoll was unethiccal lawyer. but michael a vena tti claims that actually's coffee is under new ownership. and yet last year he listed himself as chairman and principal of tully's. and not only business tax liens. there were seven years of personal tax liens state and federal for 1.5 million and including a 300000 federal tax lien from just three months ago. tucker? >> big lien. trace, thanks. >> big programming note. last night we mentioned the creepy porn lawyer threatening people and got us thinking and according to the washington free beacon between march 7th that guy will appear 108 times. that is accordin

abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams says giuliani's admission proves that robert mueller already knows about this. >> they know in particular after the raid of michael coheneller knows exactly what happened with that payment. they also know that mueller knows why donald trump fired james comey. they talked to a lot of people who were there at the time. i think at this point they're saying let's get this out there. so when it comes out later, just as chris says, where it's not going to be a surprise, not going to be news, let's just put as much out there as possible. >> giuliani claims the payment was perfect lich legal. >>> we want to show you president trump's twitter page this morning. in a tweet storm he said the agreement with stormy daniels was to stop her affair accusations. the president also said he intends to pursue damages against stormy daniels. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. 49 in daly city, 50 in pacifica and half moon bay. low to mid 50s on the other side of the peninsula, 52 in belmont, menlo park and foster city. 54 in san carlos. a little cooler in places like antioch, fairfield and san rafael,

cohen to commit one or more potential crimes. >> let's start there. daniel goldman is with me, a former assistant federal attorney. danthese are avenatti's claims that these tapes exist between stormy daniels's first attorney and he's apparently almost taken to quitter, almost implying perhaps trump is on the tapes, we don't know, using the #trump tapes. a, what can be on these tapes? b, how might they play here? >> well, there are two separate issues. the tapes, if there are any between cohen and keith davidson, stormy daniels' previous attorney, would be very relevant to the investigation and would probably not be privileged tapes. the reason i bring up the privilege is that cohen and trump is a privileged communication almost certainly. at a minimum if they were discussing the stormy daniels issue, where both have said that michael cohen represented donald trump. so even if there are tapes between cohen and trump, there are multiple layers ofeview that wouldeed to happen befor they would be turned over to anyone because of the attorney/client privilege. >> again, we don't know much. is there anything that worries y

morning on gma, dan abrams says giuliani's admission proves the president's legal team that robert mueller already knows this. >> they know in particular after the raid of michael cohen that mueller knows exactly what happened with that payment. they also know that mueller knows why donald trump fired james comey. they've talked to a lot of people who were there at the time. i think at this point they're saying let's get this out there. when it comes out later, just as chris says, where it's not going to be a surprise, not going to be news, let's put as much out there as possible. >> giuliani claims that the payment was perfectly legal. >>> prs is responding to what giuliani said. he said the agreement with stormy danielss was to stop her affair accusations. he says he intends to pursue damages against stormy daniels. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's start anywhere we have danville at 48. everybody else around 50 to 52 degrees. got the same temperature at hayward, san carlos, a little warmer in mountain view. cooler in pacifica. 51 in vallejo. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see the cloud deck is above

dan and paula. that's right. the white house is suffering from a real credibility crisis since giuliani admitted that the president repaid his lawyer, michael cohen, for the payments made to stormy daniels. all along they've been saying that he had no knowledge of the payments, and now the questions are when he knew, not if he knew. this morning, a new report raising questions about what and when president trump knew about that six-figure payout made by his personal attorney michael cohen to adult film actress stormy daniels. "the new york times" citing two people familiar with the arrangement reporting that mr. trump did know about the payment several months before he denied having any knowledge of it on air force one. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. what else? >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> no, i don't know. >> reporter: according to the paper, it's not clear when trump learned of the payment, but these new denials come as mr. trump tries to clean up the damage made by another one of his attorneys earlier this week. >> rudy is a great guy, but he just started a day ago. >>

this point to be nothing illegal about what cohen did anyway, given both of those things how much damage, if any, does this story do to the president? >> well, dan, i think as of right now i agree. both of those things are true and i think it's pretty much as we've all come to learn much of the standard operating procedure in washington, d.c. about selling access. the problem is this is a president who said he was going to clean up the swamp and this kind of thing most people that voted for him thought he was going to fix, and what he's done is he's turned the swamp into a superfund site, and so even if he was not in direct knowledge of it, there's enough people surrounding him, whether it was paul manafort, mike flynn or in this instance that basically looks like to many people he's done nothing to clean up what he called throughout the campaign the swamp in washington, d.c. >> and, matt, good morning to you. i want to go back to that comment from the white house staffer, kelly sadler, about senator john mccain. how do you read the way that the white house spokesperson sarah sanders is handling all of it? is it a part of the president's apparen

cohen, they were not buying for me. >> don. >> i would like to -- >> yes, but let's do it on the other side of the break. and danan did not really get to talk that much this time. more breaking news tonight. three americans detained in north korea. they may be on their way home shortly. we're going to tell you about that, next. ♪ the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ >>> back, now, david, what did you want to say? >> i was just going to say, i'd like to ask michael cohen and have him answer the question, what is the purpose of essential consultants? steve made the point before the break that, you know, yes, we live in a world wher

cohen story. someone who knows a little bit about the taxi king. dan, we'll get your insights in just a second.ring in chief national correspondent mark leibovich. mark has a new piece "the new york times" magazine out this morning titled flak ops. the risky business for speaking for donald trump. in it mark writes this -- to speak for any white house is a delicate exercise given in the best of circumstances. you're trying to relay a president's message while also disseminating little actual information. you're taking abuse from the press while trying theoretically to assist them. you're selling the president's agenda while not stealing too much. in the two years since donald trump first up ended our politics, a generation of spoex people have hitched their careers to him. with mixed results. they have become objects of outsized exposure, commensurate. the president's spokesperson are easily nicknamed spicy and mooch. and come with their own ready-maed saturday night live treatments. side dra mass and caricatures all bound somewhat to the same theme. there are moments when sarah sanders knows w

cohen and taxi medallions he has. that has nothing to do with an election or whether somebody is a republican or democrat. if i can just pick up on this conversation that alan and danng, dan's made great points on the matter and alan's made great points on the matter. whether, whether it is a democrat, people that are democrats have a problem with the investigation. you saw that with the clinton e-mail investigation. people that are republicans or conservatives have a problem with the donald trump investigation right now. i've covered cased of the penn state story where people had a problem with the investigators there. if it is a drug dealer with be nobody has a problem with it because it is somebody that we look at and say that's person is ruining a community. if it is a murder we look at that person and say that's somebody that took somebody's life. people aren't going to be upset with the government for going after them. but when it is somebody that they like or somebody that they identify with politically, they don't like when the investigation turns on them. and i think this is what we continually have when it comes to these political investigations. i'm not

>> it's so interesting if you look, dan, in the "new york times" piece, he says -- mika read it before -- i'm crushing it. michael cohen i'm crushing it. excuse me, the "washington post." $4.4 million coming through consultants. the explanation given by rudy giuliani about the repayment of the stormy daniels payment was that it was paid in installments that totalled almost half a million dollars so there was money flowing through michael cohen's businesses yet he had to take out a home equity loan to pay the $130,000. how do you square those? >> well, so far we've only and seen the inflows to the account and michael avenatti has foreshadowed he has more information about the outflows. that is really where the rubber will meet the road. >> which could be payments to other people, potentially. >> absolutely. so is he wiring the money from this essential consultants llc to his own bank accounts or from essential consultants to other people to pay off or to other businesses? . that will really tell us what is going on with michael cohen and his business. >> so it's a legitimate business or a slush fund is what you're looki