mueller recommend today federal court that flynn receive lenient and more on what this means attorney david brunonterviews, david, what is the significance of michael flynn's help. >> certainly tremendous amount. 19 interviews referenced, he's also provided documents and communications and special counsel has stepped up and said, yes, this is an individual that should not be going to jail, it's interesting how this comes full circle because that's what jim comey said that trump said, let this go, right? and we are here. lauren: special counsel memo had so much redacted, what do you make of that, good for republicans, good for the president or not? >> well, let's not forget that the purpose of the sentencing memorandum is for the judge, the judge to come down? sentence, this is not for public, this is not for network and others this was purpose for the judge, this was tremendous amount of redacted no doubt about that and what that says this is not over, these are investigations that are continuing. lauren: right. >> they've shown in this document that he was providing assistance to at least 3, one

joining me with expert analysis is criminal defense attorney david bruno.hanks for getting into this. we are discussing a lot of this. people who weren't in the room are trying to decide what was said. >> it had nothing to do with collusion, something to do with campaign finance violations and this is trying to shoot a moving target because we get more and more information and we need to see what is credible because:is not -- is their corroborating evidence they have additional recordings we have heard? as we are talking about this is changing. the wall street journal reports putting donald trump in the room, could be problematic but i see defenses here. >> the president had conversations with cohan. here's what he had to say. >> never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did he did on his own. is a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. that is why you pay them a lot of money. >> you are a lawyer and get paid a lot of money. >> when i give advice to my clients they do not ask me for every single one is this la

marjorie and david bruno, thank you for joining us tonight. we just showed a little video.he game, yelling at their own players because they were so mad they were losing this game. the police say they warned they needed to call down and quit cursing, the language, the flipping them off, they end up getting arrested. let's get into a little bit of this was a report afterwards, the santa clara police department and patrick flynn, one of the plaintiffs in this case was belligerent, intoxicated and violating the stadium's code of conduct and then said patrick flynn had been warned about their behavior, they were being ejected from the stadium when they became uncooperative and physically resistant and refused to leave their seats. >> talking about issues of drunkenness, that in and of itself there's no first amendment violation. slipping off to the players, the first amendment says all speech, this is as follows a particular exception is protected. the interfered with that speech with the arrest. you have to look at whether the limitation of that speech was justified by the fac

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tonight's attorneys are at david bruno and bob bianchi. thank you both for being in today. of the story, she talks about being gone for the weekend, and while she was gone, the roommates went through her room, essentially ransacking the place, going through every drawer, the closet, everything else, they found guns and were worried. when they asked why in the room to begin with, they each came up with completely contradicting stories, none of which made sense, but one comment struck me in particular. "we saw that you had a maga hat, and you are from alabama, we assumed you had something." david? >> the ability of the landlord to prevent guns from being in a home is very different than a town or a state prohibiting it. this is a private citizen. she does have the right, believe it or not, there is no federal statute, no case law that prohibits it. it really comes down to the state. does the state prohibited, does it allow it? massachusetts is silent, so it allows -- he can say to the tenants, "no guns" bear the problem for the landlord here is going to be with the lease. if

tonight's legal eagles her way and, you are the jury, marjorie and david bruno.ng us tonight. >> thank you for having us. >> shannon: we just showed a video. let start with the giants case. they were at the game, they were yelling at their own players because they were so mad that they were losing this game. the police say that they were warned, they need to calm down, quit cursing at the players, without language, flipping them off. it didn't work. they eventually ended up getting arrested. let's get into a little bit of this. "the captain of the santa clara police department saying that patrick flynn one of the plaintiffs of the case was belligerent, intoxicated, and clearly violating the stadium's code of conduct. he then said that patrick and kyle, his brother, had been worried about the behavior. they were being ejected from the stadium when they became uncooperative and physically resisted, they refused to leave their seats." marjorie, that's the one side of the story. how do you respond? speak a word we are talking about issues of drunkenness and disorderl