stone, were they aware of where the emails came from? >> that i'm not aware of. >> did mr. trump ever suggest ?hen or later to your knowledge, did it that thisn awareness conduct was wrong? >> no. >> the reason i ask is because on july 27, even of the wikileaks convention, published those emails. could your meeting with mr. trump have been before that date? >> yes. >> so, mr. trump was aware of the upcoming dump before it actually happened? x yes. sir, i don't know whether he knew or not and i don't believe that he did what the substance of the dump was going to be. only that there was going to be a dump of emails. >> and you were aware of that before the dump occurred? x yes. >> any records that would >> i'm not inis? possession but i believe that this is part of the special counsel. best suited to corroborate that. >> was anyone else present in the room during the call? >> i do not know, sir. >> is there anyone else that should be discussing the wikileaks email dump? >> he yelled out to mr. trump that rogers online one, which is regular practice. >> that's his assistant?

>> very, very strange email addresses, strange names. one was e-o-r-a-l-l-d. another one was e-o-r-2-4-7. >> reporter: assistant prosecutor brian sinclair who heads the county's computer crimes unit, says the emails seemed intended to intimidate. >> imagine that rob was getting these emails, being quite troubled that somebody knew where he was at a particular time, you know, who he was with. >> reporter: with that in mind, the prosecutor and his top detectives decided to take a hard look at rob's personal relationships, starting with his wife of 27 years, susan kirschenbaum, seen here in happier times. >> it's sergeant love. >> reporter: sgt. cecelia love was the case detective. >> what was going on in their lives at this time, susan and rob? >> well, they were living separately. um, they had -- still had a relationship, because they had the -- you know, the two daughters together. >> they were divorcing? >> yes. and you know, they were -- they had been discussing selling the house, you know, dividing up assets. >> that can get tense, even for the best of rela

he knew about plans to leak cats emails. and he even made him lie to the first lady about paying off on stuff stormy daniels. trump meanwhile is in vietnam meeting with the north korean leader kim jong in. us president is under pressure to get came to commits to scrapping nuclear weapons little progress has been made since they lost wheezing incidental

in a couple of days there's going to be a massive dump of emails. it's going to severely hurt the clinton campaign." >> was mr. trump and mr. stone aware of where those emails came from? a >> mr. cohen: that, i'm aware of. >> did mr. trump ever suggest then or later to call the fbi to report this breach of? >> he never expressed that to me. >> to the president at that time or ever sense and your knowledge indicate an awareness that this conduct was wrong? >> mr. cohen: no. >> the reason i ask is because on july 22nd, on the eve of the democratic convention, wikileaks published, as you know, the 20,000 leaked internal dnc emails. could you are meeting with mr. trump have been before that date? >> mr. cohen: yes. >> so mr. trump was aware of the upcoming dump before it actually happened? >> mr. cohen: yes. although, sir, i don't know whether he knew or not and i don't believe he did know what the substance of the dump was going to be. only that they would be a dump of emails. >> and he was aware of the before the dump occurred? >> mr. cohen: yes, sir.

kirsten: when i got an email from aileen lee saying we should get together, it was like i got an emaila celebrity. i was so excited. [laughter] kirsten: it was validation to me about how important it was to have community in this business. emily: you started as an analyst. you are going to malls, trying to figure out foot traffic and what was happening in e-commerce. >> i was drawn to investing because i was interested in learning and i was comfortable with math and analytics. that seemed like a good combination. finding unique investment ideas other people were not onto already is what hooked me in the business. emily: ironically, a company you both invested in, dollar shave club, a razor company that sold for $1 billion. >> high five. emily: maha, you have had check writing privileges from day one, correct? maha: that is correct. emily: you did not face a lot of these things in your own firm. maha: i didn't. i didn't know at the time, or for years, that it was unusual. i had always been, through high school, through college, my phd program, through working at a telecommunications sta

got the dnc emails. ready to public them the next week. another thing is on july 22nd, the day the dnc emails were released, roger stone is contacted by senior campaign official who had been dreked by another campaign official who had been asked when more emails wou would be released. >> you know i kept thinking about how we got this whole weird subplot of the intermediary between them and he's trying to throw them off the scent of one or the other. it is a very different picture of the chain of communication and -- >> it happens before the conversations that we know about i always thought the big puzzle is stone has said he told reporters that he was his intermediary and he never said anything about jerome corsi. so my questionall why is he so careful? why is he lying? allegedly committing the crime to correct the corsi channel but telling everybody about credico? my hope is mueller knows and one day he'll inform the rest of us. but i think the trump tower meeting revelation might be more important. because that gets to the issue of wheth

emily: you get this email. what did you think?i think it was the right time with the right message. it felt like here is an opportunity to do something productive, right? i think everybody has a combination of outrage over what was happening, feeling exhausted of being frustrated with the situation, and the original impetus was let's do something productive with it. emily: i think one thing people forget is you are all competitors. you compete for deals. why collaborate with the competition? >> that is what makes all raise so special. by the way, the competition is nothing new in the venture industry. our male colleagues have been doing to as long as i have been in venture. >> we are competitive, but we also have to be collaborative. that is something about the industry. very seldom do you see a company that goes from their round of funding to their exit opportunity with one firm. emily: how did you decide to make all raise a thing? there is the careers program, there are female founders office hours. you now have a conference. >>

, clearly those emails would have had value, i think. construct an argument where trump and others around him conspired, agreed, let's try to get this stuff even if it never came to fruition, it doesn't seem like it did, still would be a conspiracy. it's not the best argument. >> at the beginning of my question for you, i said let's assume for the sake of argument that michael cohen's telling the truth, that's a big assumption. michael cohen is going to jail because he lied to congress, but part of today, part of all of this is this mia culpe tour he's on. let's play a little bit of his apology. >> for those who question my motives for being here today, i understand. i have lied, but i am not a liar and i have done bad things, but i am not a bad man. i have fixed things, but i am no longer your fixer, mr. trump. >> dana, how credible was he to people in the room or was it just the check of washington? >> look, i think a lot of it is the roar shack test. you have to go back to the opening, the table that elijah cummins said was really imp

that word on 5600 emails completely not base relate -- bias related. we're constantly adjusting those words as more false positives come up and we're not seeing anything related, we move them off to the side. lastly, the text messaging, we don't necessarily control this one. this is controlleddedlled throu. we run audit every 30 days. additional terms can be used as well. search parameters allow staff to search department systems for historical text if necessary. any hit that comes up, gets analyzed. if it is again, bias is immediately investigated. for october 1st to december 31, 2018 there were 34 hits returned from the program. after the review none of the hits were determined to be member generatorred bias tips. that is my report. >> commissioner hirsch: a guess in this process is people who analyze and decide whether it's related to bias or not. that seems to be a linchpin. can you refresh our memories or explain to us how that process works. how do those people make that determination? >> there's a list of numerous words which anybody if they saw

those emails were hacked by the russians. mr. cohen: mr. stone told mr. that he hagotten off the phone with julian assange, and that m assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days, there would be a massive dump of emails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, "woul't that be great?" nick:ha m cohen also claimed that trump ordered him to pay eyhush mo stormy daniels he to cover up an affair in violation of campaign finance laws. he showed the committee the personally signed check that the president sent him in reimbursement. mr. cohen: the punsident of the ed states thus wrote a personal check for the payment of hush money as part of ato criminal schemiolate campaign-finance laws. nick: so what of tie burning qu of whether there was collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin? mr. cohen: questions have been raisedbout whether i know of direct evidence that mr. trump or his campaign colluded with russia. i do not. and i want to be clear. but i have my suspicions. he is going to be an a pre

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in her book, she says they were personal emails that she was entitled to erase.enaed. >> sean: she admitted they never went through all of the emails individually. that doesn't stand out. >> she also says -- >> sean: quid pro quo? >> first of all, nothing happened, none of this happened. i agree with you, if there were a quid pro quo agreement and they acted on it, that the fbi would get certain benefits, i don't know whether it would be a crime because you need personal benefits, not institutional benefits, but it would certainly be wrong. but i think we have to get out of this business of pointing criminal fingers at people. >> sean: but it only happens -- i would agree with you -- >> unless it is a crime. >> sean: we are going to hold roger stone accountable for lying to congress, that all of the other people we know that lied to congress, including huma abedin, they should get the same treatment. >> doesn't matter that the fbi didn't accept the quid pro quo offer of bribery and obstruction, it would be an attempted crime. attempted to obstruct justice. it is

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bezos going public with the emails lawyers for the "national enquirer" sent him describing the photos they had. the parent company now responding to those allegations. linsey davis leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, federal prosecutors are now reviewing those bombshell allegations by jeff bezos who claims the "national enquirer" attempted to extort and blackmail him by threatening to release compromising pictures, including nude photos of the billionaire, if he did not back off on his investigation of the tabloid. the tabloid saying they acted lawfully in what they called negotiations with the amazon founder. but after he says he was threatened with those photos, he decided to go public, posting a lengthy blog which allegedly contained emails between him and representatives of the "national enquirer" leaving in embarrassing details, writing -- "of course i don't want personal photos published, but i also won't participate in their well-known practice of blackmail, political favors, political attacks, and corruption." it all started last month when, just days after bezos and

who knew about the emails and roger stone. so it is new information.t is consistent with roger indictment -- although, a means in the indictment dollar is referring to the president himself as a senior campaign official. it is more specific than we have ever known before. amy: we're going to go to a break for 30 seconds and come back in here alexandria ocasio-cortez's questioning for michael cohen thing. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we go now to new yorkrk democratic congressmember alexandria cortez questioning michael cohen a yesterday's house hearing. >> my colleague from vermont had asked you several questions about a month, the parent company of the natitional enquirer. you mentioned a treasure trove of documents and david packer's office relating to information assembled from all of these catch and kill operations. potentiallyle who had damaging information on the president. you mentioned the president was very concerned about the whereabouts of these doc

he knew about plans to leak cats emails. and he even made him lie to the first lady about paying off on stuff stormy daniels. trump meanwhile is in vietnam meeting with the north korean leader kim jong in. us president is under pressure to get came to commits to scrapping nuclear weapons little progress has been made since they lost wheezing incidental. and world powers urged india and pakistan to show restraint of aa cacash m met for the f first tin history the two sides have noticed s. strikes with both shooting down. on the stool planes . president trump is a con man ally and a racist the lawyer who once said he would take a bullet for his former boss has been testifying before lawmakers in washington. michael cullen claims it trump reinvest him for paying off one of the president's former mistresses. in violation of election campaign rules knew in advance about a wikileaks d dump of hacd emails from the democrats. anand planned and directed a project for trump tower in moscow president trump denies having any business de

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seriously, send her an email and ask her yourself. no emails... no emails.ordable, it's surprisingly painless. >>> i want to do it faster. i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn't need do do this but i wanted to do it much faster. >> that was president trump saying he knew he didn't have to declare a national emergency. and now those comments are part of lawsuit part of the national emergency. a flagrant disregard of fundamental abusef opowers. he candidly admitted that the emergency declaration reflected his personal preference rather than a need for it to be built immediately. here's how the president reacted today. >> we have absolute right to do that. we need strong borders. in the end we're going to be very successful with the lawsuit. so it was filed. it was filed in the ninth circuit and i actually think we might do very well, even thin ninth circuit, because it's an open and closed case. i was put here for security, whether it's space force which we're doing today or bordards. >> and from the state of new mexico, hector, one of the

from the russian email hack. >> trump knew from roger stone in advance. >> mr.ions throughout the campaign and lied about it. >> to what we still don't know. >> is there any other wrong doing or illegal act that you're aware of regarding donald trump that we haven't yet it

about an email hack into the democratic national committee in 2016. our washington d.c.ureau reporter mark meredith has the latest from capitol hill. "he is a racist, he is a a con man and he is a cheat."michael cohen held nothing back...as lawmakers pressed him about his actions as the president's personal lawyer."i am ashamed that i chose to take part in concealing mr. trump's illicit acts"cohen told lawmakers the president knew all about hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels."is there any doubt in your mind...that president trump knew what he was paying for...""there is no doubt in my mind..."cohen showed lawmakers a check written by the president that cohen claims is proof of a cover up...cohen also told lawmakers candidate trump, knew in advance about the email hack of the democratic national committee."mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileak emails"cohen is scheduled to report to prison in may.the 52 year old pleaded guilty last year to tax evasion and... lying to congress...house republicans say that's proof cohen's testimony

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liz: this is in an email from the deputy counsel of a.m.i. to jeff bezos saying we want you basically to make a public statement to that you have no knowledge or basis that our reporting on you is politically motivated. if you don't make that statement, we'll public 10 photographs and unpublished text messages. that's the exchange value, right? >> the fact it came in an email is relevant for two reasons. one, it corroborates bezos' claim. and the fact they used an email means it subjects them to federal jurisdiction. they used a facility of interstate commercial. you can charge them under the federal extortion statute. liz: let's move on to this. the "national enquirer"'s former bureau chief in los angeles said the "national enquirer" is in way over its head when it comes to jeff bezos. >> i think that they thought they were smarter than they are. and i think not you reality is hitting them and they are freaking. the techniques they used are nothing short of extortion. this looks like a crime. liz report "washington post"'s eugene ron inon ca

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pleasure to send this email.mmon sense can prevail and quickly." the "national enquirer" the parent company said it acted lawfully and will investigate the claims. bezos investigators have not confirmed how the inquirer got the text, but putting this theory. >> they have begun to believe the bezos camp at this publication by the "national enquirer" might have been politically motivated. kevin to becker told us he does not believe that jeff bezos phone was hacked. he thinks it is possible that a government entity might have gotten a hold of his text messages. >> greg, you look like you are enjoying the story. i'm up and support anyone who stands up to blackmail and that's why we should stop going after billionaires. because one of the only ways you can fight extortion is if you are super rich and you've got nothing to lose, three examples, peter, billionaire, brought down caulk or an inch and of malice, donald trump got the daily telegraph to apologize after mirroring his wife. and i'll bezos the world's richest m

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stone that within a couple of days, there would be a massive dump of emails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: but the president and roger stone denied this ever happened and wikileaks saying this morning, wikileaks publisher julian assange has never had a telephone call with roger stone. cohen also claims the president's team was negotiating with russia about building a trump tower in moscow well into the campaign. cohen says the president wanted him to lie to congress about the project saying trump's legal team even changed his testimony. >> you need to know that mr. trump's personal lawyers reviewed and edited my statement to congress about the timing of the moscow tower negotiations before i gave it. >> reporter: but the president's lawyer saying in a statement that cohen's claim is completely false and cohen also admitting he has no direct evidence of trump colluding with russia. >> but i have my suspicions. >> he lied a lot, but it was very interesting because he didn't lie about one thing. he said, no collusion with the russian hoax. >> reporter: cohen a

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