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correspondent dan cohen looks at the more on work at the poorer areas in the nation including right here in the nation's capital the belly of the beast washington d.c. all that straight ahead but first let's get to a few has what we seek to bring a global perspective to the issues we cover here at boom bust so to get a real grasp on the problem of inequality we begin with a report from the library of the british house of commons which is analogous to the library of congress here in the u.s. on what our world will look like in twenty thirty if trends continue the report finds that the richest one percent of humanity is on track to control sixty four percent of the planet's capital and wealth by two thousand and thirty up from the current fifty percent and measured in dollars that one percent will increase their huge holdings from the current hundred forty trillion dollars to three hundred five trillion dollars the labor party's m.p. lam byrne who requested the survey told the u.k. guardian that absent major. formes global policy makers are quote risking a new explosion instability corrupt

they're simply unable to win despite an overwhelming military advantage reporting in washington dan cohen our team. or were boito that we were you kill off all the animals and clearly killing off yourselves in the process is what we're doing with complete images and if you're of those numbers it's devastating right i think what's really sad about it too is that you know it was far as the mainstream media and what most people are looking at it barely has gotten mentioned it took a reporter a journalist being killed by saudi arabia and it took sort of you know journalists getting arms to suddenly have everybody go now it's too far now it's ok so millions of people in yemen and children starving missed hasn't been new it's been going on for years. and that wasn't enough but now now it's well you know a reporter not to take away from his death that's horrible but it's weird to me that that's where the line is that children pile literally piles of dead children muslim and though it shows you the ego. go you know western media do extent that we won't report some building until one of our own is

dan abrams, cohen once promised to take a bullet for president trump. he said is putting family and country first. now he pose a double-barreled threat to the president. >> as you pointed out a moment ago, this is the more significant threat. up to this point we have been talking about michael cohen and implicating the president in campaign finance violations. basically, helping to cover up the payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. and the timing of it and how it relates to the election itself. all of that important, significant, possible campaign finance violations. but here you are talking about the heart of the robert muller investigation, talking about russia. talking about the president, potentially the president's knowledge about what he knew, when he knew it connected to russia, totally different game here. >> and this is voluntary cooperation by michael cohen. expected to get a letter detailing his full measure of cooperation and the value of the cooperation. it could be very significant to cohen. >> absolutely. when you point out the v

a trump tower in moscow because the what you may have here is evidence from michael cohen that goes against what dan trump is saying which could really spell a great deal of trouble for donald trump if there is hard evidence to say that he continued talking to business people in russia and here's another important point we're talking about somebody who was running for the u.s. presidency at the time having dealings with russia a country that has and the security services here have no doubt was interfering in the u.s. election to get donald trump elected so the optics of what is going on here potentially just simply does not look good for don trump given everything else that's going on in the robert mueller investigation and even he thinks that he got to go there live in washington from bruce fein whom you heard from a pretty cool hames report a few moments ago he says that cohen's seeking revenge for the way the president trump has treated him since he was implicated in the payoff to the adult film star stormy daniels. well i believe at the outset we can't attribute this to altruism i believe that h

dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. right now on "jimmy kimmel live," sacha baron cohen. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood,my kimmel live-live, after the midterms, night of a million graphs"! tonight -- sacha baron cohen. and l.a. mayor eric garcetti. and now, from the great state of california, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everyone. thank you. greetings, fellow americans. welcome. welcome to a special live "jimmy kimmel live." you know, we are -- it's very nice of you. you are with us on a special night, what we are calling a night of a million graphs. we have so many graphs tonight. we had to make graphs just to keep track of all the graphs. look at this. we've got line graphs and circle graphs and bar graphs. we've even got a stefi graf and i'm warning you right now this will be our most graphic show yet. we are coming to you live from our headquarters in hollywood. guillermo is on hand to distribute pillows to scream into. >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: if necessary. you never know. it seems to be mostly decided. today -- all day, it felt like america was in the

dan abrams explains why this would be significant. >> but the question becomes by did the president, if cohen is telling the truth, want to move the datek from june to january? why is that six-month period so important? and the answer would be, if it's true, that he didn't want to be seen as talking to russia during the period right when you have the hacking, the meeting with don jr. this is the heart of the c contacts and the problems with the russia, happening in june. >> yesterday president trump said cohen is lying because he is trying to get a lesser prison sentence. >>> facebook responding to a bombshell "new york times" report that said coo sheryl sandberg asked for her staff to dig up news on george soros. sandberg asked staff to figure out if he could gain anything financially for criticism he had been making from the company. in a statement to politico, facebook confirmed she did ask to research soros and his financial activity. >>> you're minutes away from my accuweather forecast. san carlos, 54. low to mid-50s on the east bay shore, down to san jose. concord, 52. ant okay, 51. san ramon, livermore, napa, 57. half moon bay,

remember, what we first started looking at michael cohen about in terms of the president's potential culpability are the pay offs to stormy dan, ma'am and karen mcdougal. the question of whether those were unlawful remains out there. this is an entirely separate and perhaps more incriminating line of questioning. >> let's go back to washington. pam, what have you learned? >> so the dates here are really important because now we know michael cohen has come before this judge in new york and pleaded guilty to misleading congress. and it has to do with this trump tower moscow, this deal that had been in the works that fell through. but what's critical here is that previously he told congress that the deal ended in january of 2016. of course, that was before donald trump was the presumptive presidential republican nominee. now he is saying that actually he was working on it through august of 2016. so even through the summer of 2016, this was after donald trump was the presumptive republican nominee. not only that, what's clear here is the that the president was made aware of discussions michael cohen was having with russian offici

. >>> i want to bring in dan abrams, senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. when you look at michael cohenow a double-barrelled threat to the president. more importantly the russia investigation. >> remember, beforehand, robert mueller passed this investigation to the southern district of new york saying this is related to campaign finance. now, you've got robert mueller involved, why, because it's connected to russia. that ups the stake in every way. now you've got him pleading guilty and now overtly cooperating. when he made his deal initially in southern district of new york there was not a cooperating deal. >> he's now cooperating. co-operating with southern district. will continue to cooperate. >> this is a plea deal. beforehand it was just a guilty plea and deal is the plan for the president. he's offering information in this context about russia and the president in exchange for potentially -- >> something else cohen said in court, false statements about how long he worked on the trump tower in moscow during the campaign. these were false statements. he said to the court i made thes

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