correspondent dan cohen is in the thick of it on the colombian side of the border defend its lights let's get the latest from him he says standing by for us good evening to you dan just run through them exactly where you are and what the situation is there. well this is the t.n.t. just bridge crossing behind me you can see this is. where colombia and venezuela meet you can see the infamous shipping containers that we've seen in so many photos this is a far as well as anyone is allowed to go police are under strict orders to not allow anyone to pass into a colombian president iran do it gives the order for these ten trucks carrying six hundred tons of so-called humanitarian aid to cross the bridge and attempt to enter venezuela and venezuela's borders the police are saying that duquesne may allow protesters to cross with them as well some of these protesters have told us they're prepared for violence so this could escalate into a real clash the the aid is is prepared to be delivered if multiple crossings this is the last one where the deliveries will start at the other bridge crossings pro

humanitarian aid is less important than bringing down what they call the dictatorship for boom bust dan cohen r.t. . we thank you so much dan appreciate that actual reporting thanks so much for your time down there. and other latin american nations are facing economic hard times there in the news for reaching out from help from abroad in south america the international monetary fund or i.m.f. has returned to another country this time it's ecuador where president lenin merino has agreed to the terms of a and. deal for austerity for deal are therapy for credit deal worth an estimated ten billion dollars four point two billion dollars of that value will be lent by the i.m.f. the rest will be financed by i.m.f. peers at the international international american bank and the latin american development bank and the world bank the increasingly unpopular mr miranda was elected on a leftist platform but is steadily march to the right in office and meanwhile the nicaraguan congress has approved the terms of a critical twenty year alone valued at one hundred million dollars from taiwan from taiwan nicara

ok thank you both that was there peter over there for us in berlin and also dan cohen there in the united states. and we can get more reaction now from dan have a solid he's from the germany left party good to have you on thanks for your time this evening do you think that this i.n.f. treaty is dead in the water or are you perhaps hopeful it could be revived over the next six months. while we now have six months time to step up international pressure on the trump regime to change course because what we have seen not only with the iron after review but also with other treaty obligations this u.s. government is unwilling to fulfill its obligations and the international community can no longer just stand by and watch from what i've heard the reaction i've heard you're the first person to say that the u.s. needs to be held accountable for the i.n.f. treaty because all the rhetoric coming from washington and it's russia that is at fault here because it's developing this missile why do you think that is. well it's transparent lie us it's about as all the other lies and come out of this administ

you now across live to our t's dan cohen in washington d.c. dan could you tell us more about president trump's speech. well once again president trump doesn't rule out any possible action for venezuela and while he says the united states seeks a peaceful resolution he hinted that the military option is a possibility if that is whalen president nicolas maduro does not step down willingly trump called on venezuelan military figures to accept amnesty from one guy i don't know saying that if they don't then they will lose everything now up to this point of the venezuelan military officers continue largely to support the elected president nicolas maduro trump says that they are risking their future and their lives and called on them to not make obstacles in delivering what he says is humanitarian aid credibly there are members of the venezuelan military. still barely supporting. this found dictatorship. they are risking their future. they are risking their lives you must not follow the duras orders to block humanitarian aid. now many are questioning

america correspondent dan cohen for more on this story. dan what is the latest where you are placed. well here at the bridge crossing right on the colombian venezuelan border i'm on the colombia side you can see venezuela behind me there was a lot of momentum here the small inning to get these so-called humanitarian aid trucks through but for now it seems to have largely fizzled out here. made an appearance this morning he climbed up on one of the trucks addressed the crowd and he made a statement standing alongside his allies and the president of chile and the president of paraguay and western correspondents were saying that it would be leading what they called a human wave across this bridge surrounded by protesters and himself had called for a humanitarian avalanche but. nowhere to be found at least here in route and what i've been told is that why don't he's actually left. now the other bridge crossings in the area have seen violent clashes indeed no one humanitarian aid truck was reportedly even set on fire at one point protesters upro

dan or denounce president nicolas maduro here is dan cohen. i'm at the t.n.t. just bridge crossing on the colombian side of the border with venezuela behind me you can see ten trucks carrying six hundred tons of what the u.s. government says is humanitarian aid to be delivered to venezuela and the venezuelan government is refusing it saying this is actually not humanitarian aid but the red cross and other major international humanitarian organizations are refusing to participate in this saying also it is not humanitarian aid. on the morning of the twenty third why don't himself appeared on the colombian side of the t. and deepest bridge crossing urging his supporters to ensure they got across we don't know very soon this unity bridge will work to bring all of the venezuelan people together the humanitarian aid is definitely on its way to venezuela in a non threatening and peaceful way to save lives at this moment in venezuela now there are about three or four hundred protesters at the entrance to this area about a kilometer away who are pretty rowdy and seem re

america correspondent dan cohen confronted abrams after a conference in washington also came a few questions he didn't seem overly keen on three here's a video from don's twitter. what do you say to people were skeptical about you because of your history of using humanitarian aid to send weapons contras in central america. you had any comments about but there are a lot of people who are very skeptical. because it's a long and i'm doing my job you are to what you can walk so i would say it would you what do you have to say about that. u.s. special counsel robert mueller has claimed he's found new evidence in the russian collusion probe which may implicate raw just own a long time ally of donald trump the judge overseeing the case has issued a partial gagging order after stone became critical over an alleged lack of evidence stone has previously acknowledged having brief exchanges with alleged russian active duty for two point zero and wiki leaks which is referred to every said to in monday's briefing as organization one stern insists the communications were innocuous twitter direct messages i

concert for the people of venezuela that was held across the border in colombia a correspondent dan cohen was. don't be fooled by this festive atmosphere all around me where we see a music going on this is actually one of the most geo politically hot spots in the world right now behind me on my right you can see the t.n.t. just bridge crossing between colombia and venezuela i'm on the colombian side where this concert is happening it was organized by richard branson the british billionaire let's take a look at what he had to say. and then some. interview with one who is also going for the world to help and i decided to pick up the phone and speak with him. and see what we could do to help the wonderful free concert on the border to illustrate . through music the importance of letting letting relief into the country and the venezuelan government is holding its own concert on the other side of the border and that is why the president nicolas maduro has said that he will actually use except in humanitarian aid through the european union through the united nations now that humanitarian aid th

america correspondent dan cohen confronted abrams after a conference in washington asking him a few questions he didn't seem overly keen on answering here's the video from dan's twitter feed. what do you say to people who are skeptical about you because of your history of using humanitarian aid to. the contras in central america. you have any comments about but there are a lot of people who are very skeptical. because i'm i'm i'm doing my job you are to what you can walk so i wish you would you what do you have to say about the. new court documents filed in the u.s. special counsel robert muller's russia proclaim evidence has been found which may implicate roger stone a longtime ally of donald trump the judge overseeing the case has issued a partial gag order after stone became critical about the case that stone has previously acknowledged having brief exchanges with alleged russian hacker goose or two point zero and wiki leaks which is thought to be the organization one referred to in mahler's filing stone insists the communications were innocuous twitter direct messages which he has already

america correspondent dan cohen confronted abrams after a conference in washington asking him well a number of questions he didn't seem overly keen on unstring here is that video from twitter. what do you say to people who are skeptical about you because of your history of using humanitarian aid to send weapons through the contras the central america you have any comments about but there are a lot of people who are very skeptical. because i'm i'm i'm doing my job you are to what you can walk and so i would say it would you what do you have to say about that. you lied to congress you were convicted of crimes in russia and syria are trying to give safe passage to refugees stranded without aid and supplies near the jordanian border we'll have that story and plenty more in ninety seconds. the united states does that all the time it always tries to influence elections when people who are running who are friendly to the united states are running against people who are unfriendly we certainly did that all through central america and south america for many many years we know that these effor

dan cohen reports for you this morning with the u.s. led coalition to defeat isis met all day here at the state department president trump made a surprise appearance speaking to the seventy nine member group here is a bit of what you had to say the united states military our coalition partners and the syrian democratic forces have liberated virtually all of the territory previously held by isis and syria and iraq it should be formally announced some time probably next week that we will have one hundred percent of the caliphate . but i want to wait for the official word and i want to say too early secretary of state mike pompei of spoke earlier in the day urging the coalition to commit to the full and lasting defeat of isis members of this coalition must be willing to take back foreign terrorist fighters prosecute them and punish them to disrupt the flow of weapons and sensitive materials we will need to continue building strategic border security. sharing intelligence and targeting terrorists financial networks wherever we find them as

so plainly to one go i don't saturday deadline supplies in that's about to expire correspondent dan cohen is there for us. this is the t.n.t. just bridge crossing behind me you can see this is where colombia and venezuela meet you can see the infamous shipping containers that we've seen in so many photos this is as far as anyone is allowed to go police are under strict orders to not allow anyone to pass into a colombian president you want do it gives order for these ten trucks carrying six hundred tons of so-called humanitarian aid to cross the bridge and attempt to enter venezuela and venezuela's borders the police are saying that duke a male allow protesters to cross with them as well some of these protesters have told us they're prepared for violence so this. could escalate into a real clash the the aid is is prepared to be delivered if multiple crossings this is the last one where the deliveries will start at the other bridge crossings protesters of have been pelting the venezuelan national guard with rocks venezuelan president in caracas the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has ca

concert on the colombia venezuela border venezuela live aid has been organized by british billionaire dan cohen reports from the same. if you see this concert taking place behind me it's thrown by the british billionaire richard branson who is using it to pressure nicolas much duros the venezuelan president to open the border to what the u.s. government says is humanitarian aid now the organizers say that they're expecting three hundred thousand people to feed here but so far i estimate there's about five thousand venezuelan government has thrown its own its own concert on its side in the name of under the banner of hands off venezuela denouncing what it says is an intervention by the united states and its allies it also offered it also said it would send its own humanitarian aid to colombia to the impoverished residents of kook but colombian president has rejected this and refused to let that aid in while there's certainly the possibility of things that has go lading as they have done on the brazilian venezuelan border for now there's no sign of any kind of violence but there are there is the

to argue amongst themselves over what should happen to venezuela and its people are to america's dan cohen went to went down to colombia to see find out what the people who are fighting for trains really want as their voices are drowned out by billionaires and bureaucrat bureaucrats here stan cohen with their report. about the t.n.t. just bridge crossing on the colombian side of the border with venezuela behind me you can see ten trucks carrying six hundred tons of what the u.s. government says is humanity. hereon aid to be delivered to venezuela and the venezuelan government is refusing it saying this is actually not humanitarian aid the red cross and other major international humanitarian organizations are refusing to participate in this saying also it is not humanitarian aid since national assembly leader one declared himself president of venezuela on january twenty third he had been in the capital city of caracas freely denouncing that he called them a draw dictatorship had said february twenty third is the date u.s. government supplied aid would enter venezuela in the days leading up

investigation that's currently being looked at by the southern district of new york. >> so, dan, michael cohen telling that committee he is actively cooperating with the southern district of new york, which is investigating, quote, wrongdoing or illegal acts involving donald trump. dan, how significant is this? >> well, it's very significant. maybe the most significant moment in the entire hearing. first of all, that means that there is some other crime or wrong doing that michael cohen says he knows about with regard to president trump. but just as important, it's the southern district of new york that's investigating, not the special counsel. the special counsel, robert mueller's mandate, is limited. they're going away in the relatively near future. the southern district of new york isn't going anywhere. and you heard republicans citing that office again and again today, that office could become a big problem for president trump down the road. >> all right, dan abrams with us tonight, as well. dan, thank you. >>> and here in hanoi, the images. the moment president trump meets kim jong-un aga

the key thing that dan said there is corroboration. as we go through michael cohen'sny today, let's break down what's corroborated by independent evidence and what isn't. the corroboration will be much more credible with the public than the uncorroborated statements. >> on the campaign finance stuff, we should remind everybody, dan, that the facts of the campaign finance felonies are testified to not only by michael cohen but the southern prosecutors in new york. >> the southern prosecutors in new york clearly believe that michael cohen committed this crime and michael cohen has said that it was directed by the president which i think the prosecutors believe as well. i think as we listen to his testimony today, let's separate out embarrassing information, lack of truthful accounts from crimes. it's an important distinction because there's going to be some embarrassing stuff here, right, about the president's grades and the reason that he avoided the draft. >> and calling the president a racist. >> calling the president a racist. all of these things are the sorts of th

all right my we see now that cohen has taken with dan he's made his oath let's listen in for you know recognize to give oral presentation of your testimony. your my corn. chairman cummings ranking member jordan and members of the committee thank you for inviting me here today. i have is this committee to ensure that my family be protected from presidential throats and that the committee be sensitive to the questions pertaining to ongoing investigations i thank you for your help and for you understand. i am here under oath to correct the record to answer the committee's questions truthfully and to offer the american people what i know about president trump. i recognize all right you've been watching of the beginning of michael cohen's testimony on capitol hill donald trump's former lawyer we'll have more coverage of what he testifies in our next program from now on almost in berlin thanks for watching. just in time just expose pointman schedules time management. spending. time on it but the people in the speed force is. just. plain made in germany. nixon terrific continue. to. really k

. >> cohen made it clear he's cooperating with the southern district's investigation and according to abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams, it could be the most significant moment of the cohen hearing. >> first of all, that means that there is some other crime or wrongdoing that michael cohen says he knows about with regard to president trump. the special counsel robert mueller's mandate is limited. they're going away in the relatively near future. the southern district of new york isn't going anywhere and you heard republicans citing that office again and again today. that office could become a big problem for president trump down the road. >> reporter: cohen adding he is in constant contact with the southern district. now, abc news contributor and longtime trump ally chris christie said that comment would, quote, send a chill up my spine at the white house and cohen is expected to be back on capitol hill this morning to testify for his third and final time in front of the house intelligence committee. and we will see from there, they will talk about perhaps russia and some of the topics he touched on in the othe

ok let's get more information afghan cohen our correspondent in the states dan good evening just fill us in then on a bit more detail and exactly what was said today. well the united states has long accusers russia violate violating the intermediate nuclear forces treaty without actually providing any credible evidence whatsoever now the u.s. accuses russia of testing in deploying an intermediate range missile meanwhile russia has actually put the missile on displays exhibited the missile and even explained its characteristics in detail now russia moscow has actually strongly denied washington's accusations saying that this land based missile is in full compliance with the ins requirements and stipulations u.s. officials didn't actually even bother to attend testing of the missile which they were invited to. this treaty the i.n.f. treaty is crucial for the balance of power as it was signed back in one nine hundred eighty seven between the united states and then the us s. r. it stipulates that both countries destroy missiles within the five hundred to five thousand five hundred kilomet

dan mentioned. also tomorrow with the cohen testimony, the thing i'm going to be keeping an eye on also is how these members ask him questions. i think that will be interesting. >>> thanks for joining us on "inside politics." have a great afternoon. brianna keilar starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's national headquarters underway right now. he once said he would take a bullet for the president. today michael cohen is taking a seat in front of congress to reveal all. >>> we're worrying about the one-nighter the president will pull with kim jong-un. >>> plus, as the vote comes for the senate in the emergency declaratio

dan, plus when michael cohen talks you tune him out now because you don't know what to believe.at michael cohen you are getting. thank you, dan for being with us. >> you got it. good to see you. steve: time now for news. jillian joins us. 7:18 eastern time. jillian: believe it or not there is more news. we start with a fox news alert. a tennessee police officer shot in the line of duty has died. sergeant steve hinkle spent 27 years with the sullivant county sheriff's office. first responders saluting hinkle as his body passed by. the sergeant was responding to a welfare check saturday when he was shot. the suspect shot and killed himself. now to another alert. pakistan shoots down two indian warplanes and captures the pilots. one of them was hurt and taken to a military hospital the attack happened in a disputed territory after pakistan say the planes crossed into airspace. the comes after pakistan said indian troops fired mortar shells killing six people. some commercial flights are suspended. the prime minister of pakistan is calling for a sitdown with the indian president. to

was a tape of cohen talking to the president about the karen mcdougal hush money payment during the campaign. yesterday he described the president being involved in negotiating with stormy dansing that the democrats would want to be examining mr. trump's involvement in these deals. >> trace: what about michael cohen saying the president didn't direct him to lie that he gave him these coded messages? what did you take away from that? >> that was regarding the trump tower moscow deal. i don't think that is surprising. you know, the president doesn't -- people that know him say he's not going to specifically -- he's going to protect himself. he's very smart. i'm not saying he did it, but he might not say explicitly say i want you to long. he gave him a coded message and he followed it. >> trace: michael, thank you. >> thank you. >> trace: it's washington versus moscow with rival revolutions at the u.n. the fight over the future of venezuela. this is a live look. this is a nation in the midst of a political and humanitarian crisis. the votes are going down right now. do they back russia no do they back the united states? what does it mean beyond that? coming up on "shepard smit

there reading from a washingto "washington post" ny about trump and cohen, asked if he agreed, he said yes, that was her contribution. liz: dane of a "washington post" story. >> i was disappointed yesterday, the questions that at some point removed from stormy dap yells d collusion to personal deals with trump and his dealings. aocasking about his, holdings, they had nothing to do with government oversight, yesterday it was a committee that has transformed to a democratic operative corporation it was sickening. liz: the alleged activities predating his elect. >> yes. liz: predated his winning the election. >> that is right. a lot of people are aware of that, i don't think that yesterday moved needle much, people who hate trump still hate him, and people who love trump still love him. >> thank you yeah, thank you for watching, lou dobbs is next. fox business network have a good evening. lou: good evening, president trump ending his second summit with north korea leader kim jong-un. unexpectedly cutting their talks short. and walking away from the bargaining table, trump determined there was no way forward. no reasonable path t

dan iel was very effective. >> trump, did he in some way tell michael eocon to lie? cohen has talked to mueller's team.e's facing prison a couple weeks from now. are these questions that the prosecutors in new york have answers to already? >> almost certainly. and really near the end of the day when he was asked about his final interaction, he said it's under criminal investigation in new york. and steve, as you know, we've been following this closely when you think all of the other people, none of them have testified under oath unpublic. so cohen is just one among many. in federal investigations it's usually a higher bar. so you can bet that basically mueller and the new york feds are cross referencing all this stuff. they're not going to hang every sing single case on michael cohen. the code goes all the way back to where you started your broadcast tonight, which is one of the most ominous things michael cohen did today was outline his eye witness accounts of what he says was roger stone telling donald trump over the phone and donald trump publicly disputing that, publicly laying out the truth or a c

dan abrams, and pierre, let me begin with you. mary ended with really the biggest news of the hearing yesterday, that notion that michael cohen is stillrating with the southern district of new york. they're still hard at work. >> reporter: good morning, george. cohen said since he's been sentenced to prison, he's been in, quote, constant communication with the federal prosecutors in new york. cohen said prosecutors had questions regarding whether trump or a surrogate contacted him after the fbi raided his properties and there are possibly other questions surrounding his inauguration and the trump organization. one person who may be key in answering some of these questions, his chief financial officer, allen weisselberg, who's been a cooperating witness. cohen raised his name repeatedly yesterday as someone who could provide those answers, george. >> and raised other trump organization executives as well, and, dan, in some ways this has to be the biggest concern for the trump team, reaching into the trump organization by prosecutors? >> absolutely, and it's which prosecutors that are doing it as well. if this was the special counsel, s

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cohen hearing. aoc, william clay and stephen lynch. dan hemminger is with us. when you make of that?ry on politics. they're something you might understand. if you're going to go to jerome powell hearing, the economy of the united states or go to michael cohen's hearing where you're going to get a lot more face time. where do you think ocasio-cortez is going to go? she's going to cover the cameras are because that is what she's about. it's all about publicity and face time in getting your message out, which she sat reading from a "washington post" story about trump and cohen and is asking if he agreed and he said yes. that was her contribution. now the question is, is this what all their constituents want? this is what i've been wondering lately. "the new york times" had an interesting article monday. it was about moderate freshmen democrats from places like utah, pennsylvania and virginia. people who had defeated republican members of congress. their constituents are saying, says that the democratic party is all about now? people like aoc, free health care, free tuition, anti-semitis

dan. thank you very much. fox news can confirm, federal prosecutors in new york are seeking to fuse with organization executives. remember, judge napolitano talked about this yesterday with cohenst one day after we learned the feds subpoenaed records from the trump inaugural committee. michael cohen. catherine herridge in washington. >> thinks, harris, good afternoon. fox has confirmed that their request from prosecutors to interview executives with the trump organization. we are told the requests are not new but outstanding, and grew out of the michael cohen investigation. but we don't know the subject or the scope of those interviews. also come in a separate diploma today, the democratic chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, issued a brief statement to reporters that cohen's congressional appearance has been postponed until the end of february. the cohen testimony on the ground rules, whether it be public or private, has been in flux for over a week and there is considerable time pressure right now, harris. cohen begins a 3-year prison sentence in early march after pleading guilty to lying to congress over a 2016 moscow trump tower project as well as tax

cohen, is set to testify that his boss committed crimes, including possible tax fraud. >>> first on "cbs this morning," we'll talk to the director of the explosive new michael jackson documentary "leaving neverland." danis here in studio 57 with his response to the jackson family calling this film one-sided propaganda. >>> we get a first look at the fbi operation that seized thousands of illegal artifacts from one man's personal collection.

cohen, is set to testify that his boss committed crimes, including possible tax fraud. >>> first on "cbs this morning," we'll talk to the director of the explosive new michael jackson documentary "leaving neverland." dan reid is here in studio 57 with his response to the jackson family calling this film one-sided propaganda. >>> we get a first look at the fbi operation that seized thousands of illegal artifacts from one man's personal collection. an agent reveals why one discovery was particularly disturbing. >>> plus, the one and only isaac mizrahi comes to studio 57. remembering his lifetime in fashion and the struggles on his way to success. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> the president has arrived in vietnam for the high-stakes summit. >> the north korean dictator has already arrived in a heavily armored train. >> pruesident trump and kim jong-un descend on vietnam. >> former trump fixer michael cohen returns to capitol hill today to testify about business dealings related to president trump. >> the president is facing a new lawsuit from a former trump campaign worker who accuses the president of kissing her without her consent. >> new e