gloria castaneda: gracias.w important is it for the pairing, make sure that whatever she brings, carlos, and whatever you provide is kind of the adequate pairing for what you're doing? carlos: it's extremely important. wine is good by itself, but it's better with food. so, if you have some foods that are, you know, red meats, you put some cabernet onto it, some red wine. if you have some pescado, you know, some fish, you pair it with white wine, different types of white wine, so. damian: yeah, what are you bringing with you, qué va a traer? gloria: the day of the event? carolina style pulled pork sandwiches. so, that's what we're going to bring that day. damian: the same thing, i mean, you're participating in an event that is community-oriented, where people will be drinking some top shelf wine. how easy is it for you to say yes to participate in this? gloria: well, with ray castañeda, you can't say no. if he says, "you got to be there," you got to be there. i believe what they do. i strongly believe in helping

gloria mentioned this is not academic. this is not, welt, what if there's ever a situation where a president could potentially be indicted and the supreme court would have to hear it. it's potentially like now, soon. this fight that the president's legal team is having with the mueller team about whether the president should sit down for an interview, if they say no, mueller could subpoena him and it could end up -- would end up in the supreme court. so depending on the timing, that could come before brett kavanaugh. so it's a real world situation that we're talking about here. but there are obviously -- this is one slice of a much, much larger pie, conservative pie, that president trump promised on the campaign trail over and over again he would deliver. although, some conservatives say he's not necessarily a movement guy. he's an establishment guy. he's a conservative through and through. he was called by a democrat, dick durbin i believe it was, when brett kavanaugh was going through the senate confirmation process to b

also bringing in gloria borger and alley koenig. gloria, let me pick up on that point. gloria, hearing from guiliani, saying no legal issue with the tape. they looked at the transcript, essentially saying not damning. it sounds like you have a source who says otherwise. >> who says that it is. rudy guiliani is making the case that this is exculpatory. i have spoken to one source with knowledge of the tape who says that the conversation between trump and michael cohen is not as rudy guiliani described and the source went on to say that in fact the tape is not going to be good for donald trump but the source refused to elaborate. so brooke, here wave te have the of the tape. you have rudy guiliani saying this clears my client, and another source with knowledge of the tape saying not so fast, it doesn't clear your client. there is a tape somewhere, there is a transcript somewhere, somebody is going to have to make that judgment. >> you and i were just chatting, you were saying you worked mob cases and in this case, talking about the parallels, you always wanted access to t

let's discuss now with gloria borger and tony schwartz.orting but i want to start with tony because he co-wrote "the art of the deal." he really wrote the art of the deal. could he have been as successful or the appearnce of being as successful as people think he is without lying? >> well, he's the product of his own marketing, so i would say, no, he actually couldn't have been as remotely as successful starting, for example, with the success he had getting on the forbes 500 list when he was worth almost nothing, and he managed to trump it up and convince them it was $10 million or $20 million or $100 million. >> himself or pretending to be somebody else -- >> no, he would pretend to harangue the reporters gathering that information. >> financial analysts tell me there's no evidence he's a billionaire. >> rick, it seems as ehe's disappeared off the face of the earth, but he once said to me donald is not worth anything. it's a complete joke. it's a house of cards. >> gloria, what about in politics? he didn't lie the way he does do you think

gloria, different now? >> well, look, what they ought to do is get together and slap -- and slap sanctions on russia and say, okay, we all believe this. this occurred. and no matter what the president says and no matter that he won't say putin is a liar, we believe he is a liar and we're going to actually do something. yes, there are a lot of people who are afraid of donald trump. he's a very popular president in the republican party. 90% approval rating. so yeah, they're not profiles in courage. i get that. >> profiles in courage? there is nobody. >> profiles in craven. >> we keep bringing out jeff flake and bob corker. >> yes, yes. >> they're not running for reelection. >> yes. >> anybody who is running for reelection as a republican is running in fear from donald trump. >> well, you know, they are. but when the press secretary for the president today says that it's up to the state department whether the former ambassador to russia, mcfaul ought to be able to sit down with the russians and be interrogated

gloria borger is joining us. to recap the bits and pieces. the president says he has full faith and confidence in the community. he says there was no collusion. dana says total damage control. what say you? >> reporter: i don't think it's enough. he'll blame the media. we're waiting for that. >> yeah. >> reporter: i think, look, he understands that everybody, including his best friends, are saying that he was an embarrassment yesterday and he doesn't like that. so he is saying, you know, i trust our intelligence agencies, but by the way, i'm not giving up on this, there was no collusion because he can't get past his own nose. so he really -- i mean, it may be an attempt to try and walk things back and for donald trump, as dana says, is probably a lot but, you know. >> what good -- honestly, what good does it do? he stood next to vladimir putin. he said he was powerful in his denial of any election meddling and we should stop using the word meddling, by the way, because it was an attack on the united states of america, an attack on our democra

our chief analyst, gloria. it is almost like somebody twitter any minor jabs, the president goes nuclear on it before whatever reasons, with putin, it was different. if he's asked friend or foe, he said competitor. >> i don't think the president can get over his anger of the nato alliance. he believes we are getting a raw deal. he's misinformed and maybe he forgot who fought for us after 9/11. he can't get over this notion that the alliance is not paying enough money that american taxpayers are putting in the entire bill and etcetera and etcetera, maybe he feels more comfortable with putin because putin is a strong man who trump feels that he can talk to in a way that makes him comfortable, that he feels in a way that he should be the head of nato instead of just another member of nato and maybe with putin, he feels more like -- i can't figure it out. >> he's tweeting more, max, more criticisms towards nato in his whole bit. we played a clip of him from "larry king" and he's saying the same thing. with that sai

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gloria, go ahead. i know you want to weigh in. >> yes. i want us to think about who we're talking about here. and judge kavanaugh, for example, in prior decisions, dealing with employment discrimination. and this is the case of ato versus fannie mae, a man was called the "n" word. and they ruled against the plaintiff. but in ruling for fannie mae, kavanaugh went out of his way to write concurring opinion in which he basically said that being called the "n" word, and this is what he said, is insufficient to establish an actionable, hostile work environment, and i quote. >> wow. when was this -- when did this take place? >> this we're talking about a case in 2012. >> wow. >> 2013 is when it was decided. >> well, and herein likely lies a problem in which mcconnell says to the president kavanaugh has a long list of things the president could go through and find issue with, in that he has had so many decisions on the record, that a lot of democrats will be able to raise the red flag on him. like something that you just brought up. >> yes. >> a

. >> gloria, to mike's point, i was talking to shane harris last hour from "new york times," a senior white house official says it is coats that has gone rogue, case in point how he reacted on stage and other examples through the week. do you think his job is in jeopardy? >> everyone's job is in jeopardy with donald trump at some point or another, i assume coats is as well. you talk about playing it for comedic relief, i don't think the president likes being laughed at. you have to think that it wasn't received well by the president, and the reporting was it wasn't received well by his top aides. whether that would endanger his job at this particular point is sort of another question because coats is so key to all of this, the president the other day said he had faith in coats, came out finally and said he had faith in the intelligence community, so to fire dan coats now i think could be a real political problem for him, but trump

information, i also want to bring in cnn legal analyst, dana bash and our chief political analyst gloria borger. you guys are getting more information. let me start with you about this conversation, and i know you also had a chance to speak to the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. >> the first is that the president had no idea, that liz long time lawyer and fixer was recording him, and that when the president found out about it, which i'm told was this week, his response was, i can't believe michael would do this to me. so as you can imagine, as somebody who felt that he had the most loyal of aids in michael cohen, and attorneys of michael cohen had this recording that the fbi as maggie was saying seized in a raid earlier this year. the second thing is that because this -- the information that was seized, any information that was relevant to donald trump has been shared with donald trump's attorneys on this case. they believe that there are other recordings of michael cohen and donald trump, but as far as they know when they have seen the transcripts, this is the only one of substance,

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joining me now, gloria borger who has new reporting from multiple sources, gloria, that the message isetty clear here from michael cohen to giuliani and the president and that is, quote, the truth is not your client's friend. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i think what they're doing is they're hitting the reset button, as i was told, and this looks like it's war here, pretty much, between rudy giuliani, his client, donald trump, and michael cohen, you know, for the past year, cohen has denied vehemently participating in or knowing about anything about collusion with russia. and so these new comments from sources close to cohen suggest that he's dangling some information about president trump and others in the president's orbit that he might want to share with investigators. now, we don't know any details yet. we also know that his attorney, guy patrillo, is not necessarily meeting with prosecutors at this point. my sources have referred any inquiries about the case to patrillo, who is not commenting. so it is possible they're trying to say to the prosecutors, hey, maybe we have som

with me gloria borger, aaron david miller and jeffrey lewis. gloria, to you first. after as we just rolled through it, the week that was, how does sarah huckabee sanders explain this? to do you think this all caps iran tweet is supposed to be a distraction? >> well, you never know with donald trump. he's very good at doing that. i personally believe that the truest donald trump you ever get is the one on twitter. because it's his thumbs doing the typing, and in this case all caps, and we know that donald trump doesn't like to be threatened, and he felt threatened by rouhani who said any conflict between iran and the united states would be the mother of all wars. so the president sprung into action. but, you know, he's springing into action everywhere against mueller, against iran. but not against russia, except when his back is to the wall, and he had to read that hostage video. appeared in the hostage video last week when he had to read that statement about the difference between would and wouldn't. and so i think what you're seeing here is kind of unvarnished stre

with me is the author, timothy tyson, research scholar at duke university and gloria brown marshall,you, do you believe the new evidence is, in fact, from your book? and tell us about the interview. >> the most important thing to remember about emmett till case is not the crucifixion of a small black child in mississippi in 1955, but the resurrection that his mother and her allies in chicago were able to ring from this, this ongoing movement that they so transformed with their energy and courage and brilliance. and, you know, the virtue or lack thereof of caroline bryant seems a matter -- minor matter to a historian, but i understand people's interest in it. >> can you fill us in on the details, the circumstances of what led up to you getting this information, this new information? >> i got a call from a nice woman in raleigh, who said she liked my previous book and had given it to her mother-in-law and they'd like to have a coffee with me, and said you might know my mother-in-law, she's caroline bryant. i know she hadn't given an interview since 1955, no scholar, no journalist had b

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gloria borger, i take it you heard from michael cohen's lawyer. what is he saying? >> i spoke with lanny davis who gave me a statement. obviously, he said, there is an ongoing investigation and we are sensitive to that. but suffice it to say that when the recording that's been widely reported is heard it won't hurt mr. cohen and any attempt to spin cannot change what is on the table. and, you know, reading between the lines there, rudy giuliani is the person wheno's been talkg today so you have to assume it refers to rudy giuliani saying that this conversation is exculpatory for the president and is good news for him. i spoke with another source with knowledge of the tape earlier who said that the conversation between trump and cohen is not as rudy giuliani described and that it's not good for trump so, wolf, here you have the tale of the tape. you have two sides. at some point we may see a transcript or hear the audio tape and you can judge. the context of it. and everything else. but at this point, we have two sides of the story here. >> knowing there is a tape in

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i want to go to gloria borger and dana bash. gloria, if we're looking at profiles in courage in congress standing up, we might want to get a magnifying glass out here. >> it's only the people who are leaving who are able to call this disgraceful and shameful, as jeff flake did, because just in trying to take all of this in this morning, and there's so much. i was sitting back and thinking am i watching an american president appease vladimir putin, who admitted that he did want donald trump to win, even though as jeff points out trump said during the campaign, no, no, no, no, no, putin would really want hillary clinton to win, not me. he admits he wanted donald trump to win. he calls the american justice system and the charges against his intelligence officials utter nonsense. utter nonsense. and the president just sits back and starts talking about the democrats and hillary clinton. and i think this is a moment for people to decide not only members of congress, particularly in the republican party, but also for people inside the

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. >> reporter: this is no ordinary home for maria gloria and her 7 and 11-year-old sons. she came to the u.s. from honduras to escape death threats for herself and her boys. but when she got her and tried to declare asigh muasylum, she separated from her sons. the children were locked up in cages. essentially what look like kennels. she was finally released from detention in texas and was headed to the airport in searcher of her sons. they were sent to a shelter in new york city thousands of miles away, and when she went to pick them up amid a media circus, prebro she broke down. >> translator: i feel like i'm dying because they have taken my kids away. >> reporter: she was uncertain what was going to happen next. the answer was a two-hour drive upstate to kingston, new york. here she has relatives to help her out. and others too. this is catholic charities in kingston, new york and this is where maria will come to help her get settled. maria gloria will get things like lodging and even food. >> we gave her a bed and that was terrific because she had passed so many nights

and gloria estefan, her big night. stops to take a picture with maggie.gloria, going, hold me up. hold me up. i could fall. i could break a hip. like that. and she made a tape which of course, i put on my instagram. may, may not know about. she is getting ready for the night. she goes i'm going to ee a show called "on your toes" it's filled with latin people and they dance. and they get real latin. and she goes, i'm the guest of gloria, and emelio stephen. >> jimmy: she doesn't really know their names. >> not only that. i like, bs my way in to sit next to the real star my mother. then other celebrities start lining up for pictures with maggie. so i'm taking pictures of my mother and michael bolton. yeah. and, the best part is, she, i said, mom this is michael bolton a famous singer. she goes are you like sinatra. no, not even close. because, you know bolton takes a joke. michael bolton, ever since the mullet he can take a joke. she goes, i wanted to meet frank sinatra. i'm like, okay, crazy, he is dead. bolton goes can i get a picture with her. wait in li

what does that say to you, gloria? >> well, it says that he's not going to take it anymore. he feels like he's been a punching bag not only from the president's legal team, rudy giuliani, but what about michael avanatti? we have forgotten that. i think he feels the need to say to people that, you know, my strategy is going to shift now and you don't know what i know. >> it tells me he's come to the conclusion he has a better chance to lessen his exposure by cutting a deal with the feds and turning on trump than by rolling the dice and thinking he can get a pardon from trump down the road. that's basically his bat here. >> the big question is, what does he have on trump? trump and giuliani are saying, as far as we know, nothing. >> right. >> so you have to give something to get a deal. the question is whether even the prosecutors want to give michael cohen a deal. >> we don't know that. but what we do know is on the sundays show interviews, including yours and others, he has been very careful to distinguish himself from the president, saying, you know, i respect the fbi. who

gloria, you could hear me? >> yes. >> because you are nodding your head. the response from the white house, you would think -- there was great forensics, i want to thank our justice department and our investigators, they are topnotch. >> you would think. >> but this is the response from the white house today. it says today's charges include no allegations of knowing involvement of anyone on the campaign and no allegations that the alleged hacking affected the election results. this is consistent with what we have been saying all along. why do they even need to say that? why didn't they say russia attacked and hack our election and they will pay and they need to be responsible. >> they declared and this will not stand as one former president said. this will not stand. instead, what we got was an incredibly narcissistic statement from the white house which said this is about me, as dana was saying, this is about the legitimacy of the trump presidency -- >> is he derelict in his duties -- >> when you are the president of the united states it is incumbent upon

back now gloria borger, john dean, and jeffrey toobin. jeff, reporting from "the new york times" that mueller is looking at the president's tweets, how big a deal is that? >> well, it's a very big deal because the issue with any sort of white collar crime is criminal intent, was there criminal intent? how do you determine if there was criminal intent? the words of the defendant. now, what's so bizarre is that in watergate we had to wait until the white house tapes corroborated what john dean said what went on in the oval office. but here you have the president himself essentially confessing to obstruction of justice. and that, so the fact they're looking at this is simply what responsible prosecutors would do. >> john, never before in the history of the presidency have we had a realtime look into the what the president's thinking is. >> that's exactly right. the tweets are a very unique source. i happen to take a look after the announcement about looking at the tweets came out at the bill of impeachment. and i noticed that article 1, the

gloria, you could hear me? >> yes. >> because you are nodding your head. the response from the white house, you would think -- there was great forensics, i want to thank our justice department and our investigators, they are topnotch. >> you would think. >> but this is the response from the white house today. it says today's charges include no allegations of knowing involvement of anyone on the campaign and no allegations that the alleged hacking affected the election results. this is consistent with what we have been saying all along. why do they even need to say that? why didn't they say russia attacked and hack our election and they will pay and they need to be responsible. >> they declared and this will not stand as one former president said. this will not stand. instead, what we got was an incredibly narcissistic statement from the white house which said this is about me, as dana was saying, this is about the legitimacy of the trump presidency -- >> is he daerelict in his duties -- >> when you are the president of the united states it is incumbent upo

gloria: es un poco extraÑo. llega a cierto nivel con quÉ sueÑas? gloria: seguir disfrutando la vida, pasar mÁs tiempo con la familia, poder ver a nuestro nieto crecer, a que nuestros hijos sigan siendo felices y haciendo lo que aman. son cosas que siempre nos han activado. los galardones son lindo pero uno no puede hacer las cosas por querer que le den un premio. siempre hemos trabajado con pasiÓn, por amor a la mÚsica y por nosotros mismos como pareja. nos sentimos muy dichosos pero son cosas que motivar a todo el mundo. luÍs: en los Últimos dÍas hubo una crisis en el paÍs por la situaciÓn de los niÑos migrantes. en este caso ustedes que vinieron a este paÍs buscando una vida mejor que sienten al ver a estas familias que estÁn huyendo de la violencia. gloria: se me parte el alma. yo como madre no me puedo imaginar eso. muchos cubanos salimos legales cuando llegamos aquÍ tenÍamos la ley de ajuste cubano pero hay que arriesgarse como cruzar fronteras y subirse a una balsa y pensar que de pronto tu hijo que es com

[video clip] gloria: this, this is the upside of the downside.his is an outpouring of energy and true democracy like i have never seen in my very long life. [cheering] gloria: it is wide in age, it is deep in diversity, and remember the constitution does not begin with, i, the president. it begins with we the people. [applause] brian: where did that march, and your opinion, and that was -- looking for the date here -- january 21, 2017. where does that march fit in the whole sex matters that you are writing about? mona: as i said earlier, i think the number of women who are feeling furious about the way men have behaved, i am not sure they would diagnose it the same way i do. i know feminists tend to think that men have always been beasts, and that it has been worse in the past, and now it is getting better somehow because they have been more educated by feminism. whereas i have a different take. i think that of course human nature is what it is, and people have bad impulses. part of the task of any civilization is to curb those. but as somebody w

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gloria borger, you're among our experts. you've been listening to every word said over these past three hours or so. it got really, really tense. >> well, it was really tense and very partisan. you had in mr. strzok a very defiant person who said, look, just because i sent these texts saying we'll stop trump doesn't mean that i conducted any investigation any differently than i would have otherwise. i mean, the charge from the republicans is that they believe it is clear that he was in a rush to clear clinton and then go after donald trump. his response to that is, you know, these were personal texts. in no way would it affect my investigation. and the notion that there might be russians colluding with people in the trump campaign is something that he felt was a matter of great urgency. and so you had these -- you know, this back and forth over what questions he could answer, whether the fbi had told him he could answer questions about the investigation. he said no. but you know, in every way, in every interrogation from rep

maria gloria will receive services like english classes, a food pantry. >> yesterday we gave her a bed. she said that was terrific because she passed so many nights sleeping on a mattress on the floor. >> reporter: she is trying to find a job so her kids can have a new and better life here. your job is to offer them services. >> the gentleman we spoke to said i want to start working. >> reporter: how do you get the kids in school? >> we will talk with a social worker and try to set up an appointment and hopefully we will be there with her. >> reporter: like thousands of others today faced with an uncertain future maria gloria only has one thing on her mind. we are standing on your new street, your new house, your new city, what is that like? >> translator:e >> translator: my biggest joy is to have my kids with me again. >> reporter: for maria cloria and her sons a journey to run from trauma has only brought more of it. >> now atop of the trauma she and her sons are dealing with all that separation. they face massive uncertainty about the asylum claim and when it will be processed. her

gloria, you have been working sources who are tell iing you hs seconding a signal to donald trump. what is that? >> the signal to donald trump is the truth is not you orr your clients friend. i think what michael cohen is trying to say through his emissaries and sources is, in fact, that they believe they are kind of being bullied by rudy giuliani. they believe that rudy giuliani and the president are trying to send him a message. that message would be if cohen were to cross them, then they will continue their attacks on him and on his character and they believe that they want cohen to mimic what the president wants him to say. the clear message is i was told that cohen will not be. a punching bag for anyone's defense strategy. >> taking all that in, let me go to you for a second. what's your read on cohen's state of mind in this whole signal the truth is thot you or your client's friend. >> based on my 30 years of experience as a prosecutor, i tend to agree with everything gloria just said. i can't tell you how many times i have listened to either covertly recorded conversations o

this is where maria gloria and her boys have come to get help from locals in the community.ts for franklin and byron. >> yesterday we gave her for a bed. for her that was terrific. she had passed so many nights sleeping on a mattress on the floor. >> reporter: now maria gloria is trying to find a job so her kids can have a new and better life here. while the immigration part plays out, your job is to offer services? >> yes. yesterday when we spoke, she said i'm ready. i want to start working. >> reporter: how do you get the kids in school? >> we're going to talk with her social worker and then try to set up an appointment and hopefully we'll be there with her. >> reporter: like thousands of others today faced with an uncertain future, maria gloria only has one thing on her mind. now here we are standing on your new block, your new street, your new house, your new city. what is that like? >> translator: my biggest joy is to have my kids with me again. >> reporter: for maria gloria and her sons a journey to run from trauma only brought more of it, but now they hope they're fin

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it's very dangerous. >> gloria, as ridiculous as what the president said sounds to many people, he says things because they actually work. at least some of his supporters actually will believe him over what they see or what they read or what institutions say or what the fbi says or whatever. >> you know, in covering donald trump for as long as we have, i think one thing has become clear. it's not about whether something is true or false, anderson, it's about whether he thinks it works for him. and that is what he believes. he believes that this works for him. so he can stand before the veterans of foreign wars and talk about the media and say don't believe that crap, which is the word that he used, because he knows that his base believes him more than the so-called mainstream media. and he is going to keep doing it until it doesn't work for him anymore, and then he'll do something else. and he does this very frequently when his back is up against the wall, it gets worse and worse. so, look, he has taken some criticism over his performance at the helsinki summit. republicans are mad at h

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and gloria borger, when you first saw this -- >> i did a double take.sn't quite sure what it was. i am trying to figure out whose eyes it is. looks like putin's. it is insulting to donald trump. he doesn't like it. he is being made fun of, which is the thing he hates most in the world, and he understands that in terms of sort of handing over ambassador mcfall for interrogation by the russians, people on capitol hill were laughing at him. laughing at him if it weren't so serious. and you know this whole notion that donald trump is a president who deals from strength, he's the great negotiator. the second sentence in his statement today is hopefully president putin will have the 12 identified russians come to the united states. hopefully? hopefully? is he sort of making a wish? i think you'd expect stronger language from a president whose election had been hacked and it is continuing, and i think that, you know, the cover is just one more example of showing that donald trump really got outwi d outwitted by vladimir putin in a big way. he just wasn't up to

gloria borger and john dean and jeffrey toobin. jeff, everybody kind of knows michael cohen. this guy, weisselberg has been there longer and involved in a lot more aspects of the trump organization than michael cohen does. >> absolutely. he goes back to donald trump's father, how longs he's been with the company. if you were talking about financial crimes, the chief financial officer, which is what he was, is not only the person whose testimony you want but you want to get the records he has access to. white collar cases are almost always made not just on testimony but on financial records. he's the one who will know where all the financial records are. those are the records they will subpoena and that is the key to any case if there is one. >> gloria, as jeff said, he's been working for the organization decades and knows more than anyone outside the president's own kids and probably more than the president's own kids. >> i think he does. he has the trust of donald trump. when donald trump became president, he left the trump organization -- weisselberg was in charge, along wi

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is let's discuss this and more with our chief legal analyst jeffr jeffrey toobin and gloria borger. the addition of davis, who we all know going back to the bill clinton impeachment process, to his strong support for hillary clinton, that's really a significant message that cohen is sending. >> it is. and the message from my sources is i'm no longer going to be the punching back for anyone else's defense strategy. and that they are upset at what rudy giuliani has been saying. and that michael cohen believes that giuliani and the president are trying to send him a message. they think that message is that if he differs with them on his recollections, then they will continue their attacks on his character and will say he's lying. so he's decided, along with davis, who's his spokesman. i mean, he has an attorney. they have decided to hit the reset button, as they put it. >> guy, the new defense attorney for michael cohen, is a former criminal prosecutor in the southern district of new york. i think he was in charge of the criminal division. what does it say to you? >> it certainly seems

gloria and julie are still with us.t would be a big deal for the very, very wealthy if they didn't have to worry about paying all those capital gains taxes. >> it would be, but not so fast. first of all, i think this would wind up in court immediately. the democrats would jump on it and talk about, you know, this is a tax cut for the wealthy because capital gains taxes are largely paid by high earners. i think it's a test of executive power. i remember -- i'm old enough to remember when the democrats were screaming about barack obama's imperial presidency because of his executive action on dreamers. well, this is beyond that. tax legislation originates in the house of representatives. so i think this would just wind up in court and they'd be asking for that. >> what do you think? >> it isn't anything new for the administration to be figuring out what they can do with their executive power when it comes to the tax code. we know how hard it is to pass legislation on capitol hill. even the obama administration did consider

>> reporter: sources that spoke to gloria borger and dana bash say he is sending a message to president trump and rudy guiliani saying that he is no longer the man willing to take a bullet for the president. remember, that previously michael cohen had said that about the president. guiliani made the rounds on television this past weekend in which he addressed what would happen if michael cohen flipped on the president. here's what he had to say. >> there's no evidence of wrongdoing with president trump. so we're very comfortable. if he believes that's in his best interest to cooperate, god bless him. he should cooperate. i think he'll tell the truth as best he can given his recollection. if he does that, we're home free. >> you hear guiliani saying michael cohen should tell the truth. the response we hear from sources close to cohen that truth is not necessarily the president's friend in this case. >> what are you hearing about the new demands that trump legal team is putting forward if mueller decides he wants to sit down, wants to interview the president. >> right. there seems to be a

he's reading from a paper that who knows who wrote for him as gloria and i were texting during this, maybe the entire white house got together to write for him. he was trying very hard to go along with this damage control that he was told he needed to do, but saying that it was because he didn't say wouldn't and said would never mind all the things -- all the other things he said and more importantly all the other things he didn't say that he should have to and about vladimir putin. >> it's the old double negative defense, right? i mean, come on. this is absurd. you know, give me a break here. this president looked like he was in a hostage tape reading -- reading a script that others had written for him that he did not -- he clearly did not want to read but he was told you absolutely had to read and at the few moments where he allowed himself to be donald trump he said something that will give republicans pause because when he said he accepted the conclusion of the intelligence agencies, he then went on to say in his real donald trump voice, he then went on to say, it could be other

gloria mentioned guccifer 2.0. that and d.c. leaks, which many americans think may have thought was an activist organization comprised of americans. these are false identities. as we go forward into the 2018 midterms and future elections, it's so important that we take more strong efforts, as senator warner was describing, to address these election threats. these are false identities online. they were in communication with individuals who thought that they were other americans. and in fact, they were involved in this hacking effort. the other piece is there were thousands of e-mails and communications that were stolen from the dnc, from hillary clinton's campaign, personal office, and so there is a huge -- this was not only an attack on influencing the election, but there are many people who were involved in these campaigns who had all of their personal and professional communications stolen by the russian government. so the president's unwillingness to have an actual statement, he comments on so many issues yet has no statement

joining me is gloria borger and dana bash.rms of press conferences, there's much these two men share in terms of world view, which is odd to say of a sitting american president and sitting russian president, and their view it would seem of a free press is very similar. i'm wondering if we will see some of that play out if they do, in fact, take questions from reporters. >> my goodness, let's hope not. even when president trump trashes the free press here in the united states, there are dictators in smaller countries than russia around the world who take that as a green light to backslide on free press there. i'm old enough to remember, anderson, covering george w. bush's administration, summits with putin. he was open about having on his agenda really pushing him on the way that russia and the way he treated a free press. that sort of speaks to just one of many, many, many differences in approach that the president has to basic democratic norms in america, but also in this case to vladimir putin. i was communicating with a sen