here is now harvey levin, "tmz" founder and "objectified" host.ays he can relate, is it team ownership, billionaire, or to the ladies what helps him relate to common man. >> mark cuban connects and fires on all cylinders with the common man and woman. mark cuban grew up struggling. mark cuban had no money. mark cuban had debt and mark cuban was evicted. that is one of reasons he is successful in multiple businesses. this guy dominated the computer business. he dominated sports. he completely changed the nba, and understood fans in a way no other owner did. i got to tell i think mark cuban is a triple threat in a presidential election. melissa: i believe you. what was the moats surprising thing about him real quick? >> well i mean the thing that i, look, i think he is going to run. melissa: yeah. >> you will see the interview. he tells me which party he will run. melissa: ooh. >> i know. that is a big deal. you think about it, will he challenge donald trump in the primaries or is he going to run against him in the general. he answers it. melissa: i

harvey levin is the founder of tmz and also hosts "objectified" on fox. he has of the very latest on the story and from day one. what is the latest? >> the latest is pretty shocking that harvey weinstein's daughter called 911 at about 11:00 this morning and reported that her dad was suicidal and depressed. there was a major argument that went down outside of her home. weinstein was there. they took it into the streets. he was screaming at his daughter, "you are making it worse!" he tried flagging down a random car to get away. didn't get in the car, went back in the house. harvey came back out and jumped in a black suburban before the police arrived. they came roaring over because of the 911 call. at that point, harvey, the daughter told police, well, it wasn't really a suicide attempt, it was just a family dispute. so she backed off what she had called about. but obviously, this is a guy whose world collapsed. his wife left him. he lost his job. he's now the subject of scorn and ridicule all over the world. it seems like it's taking its toll. >> tucker:

i'm harvey levin.the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's gotta be a little humiliating at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image.

there were definitely people looking into it but nothing was ever reported. >> tucker: harvey levin, thanks for joining us. this case has exploded. it's big and there are many new developments. for the latest in the story, we go to our own trace gallagher. >> for the moment, harvey weinstein isn't facing any criminal charges. the film producer might be anticipating a change in that status because he has now hired a high profile criminal attorney. embattled he defended the offics decision not to prosecute harvey weinstein, despite having an audio tape weinstein appeared to admit assaulting a young model in 2015. >> i understand that folks are outraged by his behavior. i understand that there are a number of allegations that have surfaced. but in our case, i think we did with the lore obligates us to do. >> they are taking fire from accepting a $10,000 donation from david boyd, an attorney for harvey weinstein, than did ocean came in 2015 just months after the office decided not to press charges. despite a flurry of actresses making accusations against him, on tuesday lindsay lohan went

tmz's harvey levin explained it further on "fox & friends." >> all harvey weinstein had to do was anyudgment or settlement that a woman might have gotten as a result of it and a fine. what they do is the company gets $250,000 the first time he does it 500 the second. 750 the third. and for every instance after that harvey weinstein pays a million-dollar fine to the company. and he is good to go. arthel: let's bring in legal panel now. former assistants prosecutor and mercedes collins is a fox news legal analyst. mercedes, let's start with you, this sounds outrageous. what more can you tell us about these protections and are they legal? it's one thing for harvey weinstein to have some sort of arrangement with this company. >> right. arthel: these women, if true, they were assaulted. >> that's exactly right. you hit the nail on the head. this is a contractual provision that basically says it doesn't matter that i have violated other individuals' rights as long as i pay a fine to the company. that's against public policy. every lawyer worth their weight will tell that you when you have p

[laughter] [laughter] >> oh, all >> i'm harvey levin.ags to bagging billions. >> i'm not going to lie, it does notde suck to be rich. >> but thereev were struggles; failed businesses, evictions, massive debt. but he neverit lost his spirit r his passion for partying. mark, you are wasted. >> okay, maybe a little bit. [laughter] >> an internet start-up made him filthy rich. hema overpaid for the mavericks and turned perennial losers into champs. >> when i watch the last 30 seconds of when the

now with more reaction to the media's coverage of the vegas shooting is the tmz founder and host harvey levincan catch him on his brand new hit series called objectified. this week his guest, good friend of this program israeli prime minister. harvey good to see you. thank you for joining us. one of the things i always love is that you reach younger audiences. a lot of your show is fun and entertainment and hollywood. but you do segments that really reach and touch your audience. what was the reaction from a younger audience considering a lot of this crowd that were victims of this shooting were young people? what was the reaction this week? >> despair. it is absolute despair. you know, this -- we've seen so many of these killings but it reminds me in some ways sean of the way the vietnam war resonated how other wars hadn't because you saw the gunfire on t.v. we have seen bits and pieces of these mass shootings before but here you hear the scene and you watch the people go down and you see the scramble and it was as vivid is anything i can remember. i don't even want to say more tragic becaus

let's turn to harvey levin to find out more. i get more and more jealous about the people you get a chance to talk to. how did this all work out with the prime minister? >> well, you know, i basically through a hail mary and it was a process. i came actually to your fair city, um, months ago, and i met with ron dormer the ambassador from israel to the united st states, and pitched him the show show, and then started dealing with people in the israeli government and they said we like the idea of the show and the idea is, you know, telling the life story using object that is a person chooses to keep in their life. you know, over the decades, and using the objects kind of as a jumping off point to get into various peds of their life. i went back to israel a few months ago and shot that interview with prime minister netanyahu and i have to tell you, steve, i was a little bit surprised. you know, he's talked about his life, you know, before obvi obviously. he got really emotional and i think the, you know, dealing with the objects rea

i'm harvey levin.f one of the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's gotta be a little humiliating at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image.

we are joins now by the executive produce of fox news objectified harvey levin. ectified and terrific episode involving tyler perry which we will in just a moment, harvey. first the news with harvey weinstein. where is this all going? it's like every single day there is something new, right? >> it could go to court. there is going to be a media on tuesday an explosive meeting with board of directors with the weinstein company. we know that weinstein will be on arizona on speaker phone. his lawyer patty glasure is going to be on in the room. i am told that bob weinstein is angry, screaming and it's so combustible and they are so at odds over this firing that is going to be an ugly meeting from everything i'm hearing. the big thing for me is the hypocrisy in this town is just breathtaking. that, you know, i'm not saying whether the academy of television -- motion picture academy should have boot booted him or not. they didn't boot bill cosby and polanski. they are acting like oh my god how could this happen? they knew about this. everybody in this town knew about th

coming up, i will talk to objectified host harvey levin on what it is like to interview someone who is the biggest villains in reality show history. harvey, stay with us. (upbeat music) - [announcer] presenting the shark ion flex 2x. the free-standing, cord free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batteries. that means you can always be charging, even while you're cleaning. with duo clean, multiflex, and powerful suction so you can go, and go, and go again. welcome to hassle-free runtime with shark. >> if you had the chance to sit down with simon cowell, what would you ask him? my next guest got a chance to do that, launching the conversation over an object the person holds close to their heart. joining me now is harvey levin executive producer of objectified. thanks for being with us. >> hey, rick. >> before we get to simon cowell, a controversial american legend, do you have any personal stories on hugh hefner? >> you know, it is funny, i saw him at a restaurant, gosh, three, four years ago, and i remember he was with two of the play mates, and -- and what r

i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a woman who turned her back on a lucrative career on wall street to become the perfect homemaker. this 19th-century tailor's table will be absolutely perfect for the adult. harvey: but martha stewart's life wasn't all perfection. i did not want to get divorced. i think he had a wandering eye. and wandering whatever. ( laughs ) harvey: she was a billionaire. unstoppable until a tiny stock deal landed her in prison. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. do you think that he's sexist? martha would not only rebound and rebuild, she would completely redefine herself, with a little help from some friends. i had to sit next to snoop. i was so high. say again? i s so high. harvey: martha stewart, good in the kitchen, kick-ass in the board room. martha stewart. how do you do? what's crack a-lackin'? ( laughs ) everything. ( laughs ) thank you so much for doing this. i am fascinated by your journey. how you got to where you are today. - great. - and that's what

i'm harvey levin.bout a woman who turned her back on a lucrative career on wall street to become the perfect homemaker. this 19th-century tailor's table will be absolutely perfect for the adult. harvey: but martha stewart's life wasn't all perfection. i did not want to get divorced. i think he had a wandering eye. and wandering whatever. ( laughs ) harvey: she was a billionaire. unstoppable until a tiny stock deal landed her in prison. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. do you think that he's sexist?

executive producer of that show, harvey levin, who just got in the seat in the last two minutes.e right. rick: sounds like mark cuban might really be considering a run for the white house. >> yeah, what you just saw is only the beginning. i call him on it, and not only does he really show how serious he is, he divulges whether party he would run on and, rick, you realize, obviously, running as a democrat versus a republican makes a huge difference. if he chooses republican, it means he would take donald trump on in the primaries. but he tells me during this interview, which comes up in around 15 minutes. rick: is that's a cliffhanger. you're not going to tell us which party -- >> absolutely not! [laughter] rick: he never would have done this if donald trump hadn't won the white house, right? he wouldn't be considering it. >> i think you're probably right because he was a big hillary clinton supporter. he supported trump early on and changed his mind and felt that trump wasn't interested in learning issues enough and, ultimately, really came over to hillary clinton's side is. so i

harvey: i'm harvey levin.bout a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? but the abuse tyler perry suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. what did you pray for? mm. his death. harvey: persistence, talent, and luck propelled tyler to success on stage, but studio heads thought he'd never make it in movies. "black people go to church, don't go to movies," as one executive told me.

i'm harvey levin. this is the story of one of the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's be gottaa littg at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image. simon: i sat him down one day and i said, "i'm gonna teach you three very, very important letters for when you get your first girlfriend." i said, "it's n-d-a." a non-disclosure agreement? he'll be the first to tell you a healthy dose of ego never hurt anyone. i went to your office today, and saw a ten-foot picture of your face. every time i look at the picture, i feel good. tell me why. simon cowell, the

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is a story about a poor, abused child who became one of the richest, most influential people in entertainment. at one point things got so bad you attempted suicide. - mm-hmm. - did you give up on god at that point? but the abuse tyler perry suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. what did you pray for? mm. his death. harvey: persistence, talent, and luck propelled tyler to success on stage, but studio heads thought he'd never make it in movies. "black people go to church, don't go to movies," as one executive told me. harvey: tyler proved everyone wrong. he now runs an empire so big it even impresses oprah. the own deal is about to expire. was it difficult to break from oprah? tyler perry, the man who beat impossible odds with faith, perseverance, and a little luck. - hey, man. - tyler. - how you doing? - it is so good seeing you. thank you so much for doing this. are you kidding me? absolutely, man. for you? - by the way... - yeah. - this house is amazi

harvey: i'm harvey levin. from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional. i mean, there's just nothing like it.

i'm harvey levin.ack on a lucrative career on wall street to become the perfect homemaker. this 19th-century tailor's table will be absolutely perfect for the adult. harvey: but martha stewart's life wasn't all perfection. i did not want to get divorced. i think he had a wandering eye. and wandering whatever. ( laughs ) harvey: she was a billionaire. unstoppable until a tiny stock deal landed her in prison. james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james. do you think that he's sexist?

harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is the story about a man who went from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional. i mean, there's just nothing like it. harvey: "shark tank" made him a bona fide celeb, positioning him for a 2020 presidential run. scale of one to ten, where are you right now? harvey: mark cuban, fearless in life with a passion for winning. - mark. - what's up, harvey? - how you doing? - welcome. thank you. um, now i understand dallas living. - it's not bad. - not bad at all, right? - let's get started. okay. - let's do it. what's that? this is

scott walker, harvey levin and much more. >> dagen: the dow soaring past 23 for the first time ever thiseek, and all the major markets closing at record highs this week, but treasury secretary steve mnuchin is warning if congress can't cut taxes for all americans, we can all kiss this rally goodbye. is he right or wrong? hi, everybody i'm dagen mcdowell , this is bulls & bears. the bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, joan as max ferri s, john layfield, and chuck rocha. welcome to everybody. gary b., if congress doesn't pass tax cuts, could that tank this market? >> gary: absolutely dagen. i'm surprised to hear mnuchin talk about the market almost like a threat but whether he meant it or not and whether he thinks that will get congress to pass tax cuts it's really immaterial. i don't think there's any resolution or legislation passed this year on tax cuts, so i look back and i'd say what is the market running on and it seems to me yes earnings are good and trump is doing a pretty good job cutting regulation but it seems to me honestly it's running on fumes. you know, people think dage

most people didn't , but i17 minutes long watched it for you to reissue went on a rant attacking harvey levinm dmz for being a trump supporter. andy cohen for doing drugs. and executives at cnn and nbc she claims didn't have her back at her -- during her time at the networks and claims she was unfairly treated by the media and the government during the president trump photo scandal. autria: let me get this right, she put up a photo of herself pretending to decapitate the president of the united states and she is shocked and donned that people didn't have her back? wanted to make sure i have that right. kidd: at least both sides are blaming us. autria: yup. kidd: there you go. interesting story. look, if you watch the video -- autria: thank you for sparing us. kidd: i feel that for her at this point. when you see a pso family or friends, this person is desperate for attention and you can kind of see it in the video. in that sense i feel bad for her . most people would have a sense let's talk about this one-on-one. larry: whenever i watch her i get the sense that she is desperate for attention.

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mark cub cuban telling objectified host harvey levine if he decides to run against president trump it'lle as a republican. somebody who is centrist but i'm fiscally conservative. heather: mavericks owner says his wife will factor into his decision. snoop dogg joining eminem to embrace hatred against president trump. snoop announcing new record make america crip again. this is not the first time. he pretended to shoot a clown dressed like president trump in a music video. so let's keep talking about these types of incidents, congresswoman maximne waters making another threat towards president trump, listen to this. >> i never met him and with this kind of inspiration, i will go and take trump out tonight. heather: so at what point does secret service need to step in? joining us now to discuss host of the blaze lawrence jones. i don't think that she was talking about taking him out to dinner. >> yeah, when you start to incite violence that's a problem. i'm not so much worried about her but if the other people that watch her, follow her that's concerning, remember when the scalise shooting

ainsley: here with the latest, "tmz" founder, harvey levin. he is a lawyer. depress, having a tough time. the fact we know his daughter called in a suicide attempt or at least he was suicidal that day according to her when she called 911. let me tell you what i think the big story is right now. the weinstein company is saying oh, my good, we didn't know, we fired him immediately. you will not believe the contract that the weinstein company gave harvey weinstein in 2015. it tolerates sexual harrassment, not one instance, not two, but infinite number of cases. all harvey weinstein had to do, is pay any judgment or settlement that a woman might have gotten as a result of it. and, a fine. what they do, the company gets $250,000 the first time he does it. 500 the second 750 the third. for every instant after that, harvey weinstein pay as million dollars to the company and he is good to go. there is no other action. that is the way the contract has been written. on top of that i have seen the provisions of this contract, i don't think they have the right to even fi

we got jason chaffetz, maria bar romo and harvey levin all in our next hour.o anywhere. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. ... ... >> more and more continues to break about this dossier, the clinton campaign, and the dnc paid $12 million for a dossier to connect donald trump to russia. >> the dnc and nancy pelosi and other democrat lieders claim they don't know anything. now, they're caught with their hand in the cookie jar. >> and now the house intelligence committee struck a deal to access to fusion gps bank records. >> this needs to unwound totally it poisoned our re

because benjamin netanyahu went to cheltenham high school so the person who did the interview harvey levinoins us now. harvey congratulations on the new show on "fox news" channel tell us more with what you have learned. >> well, idea for me at least was i didn't want to get, you know, a political agenda out of him, what i wanted to do was understand him and how he made this journey, you know from a kid who was apolitical, somebody who didn't want to go into politics to someone who got americanized absolutely when he moved to philadelphia, he was going to stay in the -- everything i know, he says he always planned to go back to israel. you know, i know he says it now but i think there is evidence he was going to stay in the united states but his brother's death changed everything. what i wanted to get was the human side of him and the way we did it and show is called objectified and this device works which we broke his life into seven chapters and in each chapter there childhood to you know his family, politics, whatever it is, we asked him to give us an object that he chose to keep that r

harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... it is so nice to meet you, mr. prime minister. pleasure to see you, thank you. harvey: benjamin netanyahu has steered israel's destiny for two decades, but that wasn't his plan at all, until his brother was killed by terrorists. was as if my world... ...uh, had collapsed. harvey: bibi, has he's known, became an unstoppable political force. he's prime minister, a job he would not recommend to his children. your kids, do you encourage them to go into politics? no. harvey: the job has been treacherous, security shadowing his every move. there's a photo of me with one of my boys, and, i don't know, half a dozen security guards, standing with machine guns. harvey: he's prime minister of a tiny country that has survived against impossible odds, a country that remains a flashpoint of world controversy. this is benjamin netanyahu "objectified." - hello there. - hi. how are you, harvey? it is so nice to meet you, mr. prime minster. pleasure to see you. thank you. thank you so much for doing thi

to tell us more let's bring in harvey levin. you. >> so you said something and i want to make it clear, it's true, i kind of think he would have stayed in the united states. he went to high school here and started business here, he was americanized. he says he always planned on going back. i don't want to jump in his head. but it sure seemed like he was putting roots down. >> is great to get your insights on how you felt about that interview. you have this opportunity but i feel like this one is special. is this a special episode? >> it is, is really such a tiny country but it's the flashpoint of so much that goes on in the world. this is a man who was so reluctant to get involved in politics. he was so happy not to be in it. his brother's death changed everything for him. and i mean everything for him. he ended up going into a profession that he never wanted. to this day he feels disdain for politics. you feel it and you hear it in this interview. >> i will not take a listen to the clip. >> that was indescribable agony. when my

more reaction to the media's coverage of the vegas shooter is tmz founder harvey levin and he has a hits called objectified. thanks for joining us. one of the things i love is that you reach younger audiences. a lot of your show is about fun and entertainment and hollywood. but you do segmentes that really reach and touch your audience. what was the reaction from a younger audience considering a lot of this crowd that were victims of the shooting were young people? >> yes. despair. it's absolute despair. we have seen so many ever these killings. it reminds me of way the vietnam war resonated in ways that other wars had not because you saw it on tv. you saw the gunfire on tv. we have seen bit and pieces of mass shootings, but here you hear it and you watch the people go down. you see the scramble. it was as vivid as anything i can remember. i don't want to say more tragic because they are all tragic. but the volume here and the randomness here and the brutality. people in my office -- it was just enormously depressing. everything i am getting back from all of the users on tmz, this one r

harvey levin, doing very well, sunday night on the fox news channel. he interviews tyler perry. harvey, look. nobody knows hollywood better than you. everybody knew out there, harvey. it seems everybody knew. everybody talked about it. people even joked about it. but nobody spoke out about it. what can you tell us? >> we put this up on the web site. i think this is really significant. mg everhart, a model and actress went on tmz live today. she told us a story about the cans film festival. she was on a boat. she was sleeping. she had jet lag and she was sleeping. she says she was awakened by harvey weinstein sitting over her. blocking the door and masturbating in front of her. she was horrified and he told her did not tell anyone. and he left. she says "i told everyone." she went out and told everybody on the boat. there were a-list actors there, producers. she went on to tell people wherever she went. she told them about this incident. she says the reaction she got was fastest harvey. she says they treated it as a joke and nobody did or said anything. the notion that nobody ever

yesterday on tucker carlson, harvey levin says he can't imagine why harvey weinstein would be looking into miramax because he cannot think of any federal charges so the doj must be doing this politically. if people at miramax and the weinstein company knew about this, if they helped cover it up -- being reported, some people would leave the room to allow him to be engaged in that type of activity and if he offered or promised anyone something in order for sexual favors? this could bring down the miramax company and this is really huge. >> brian: all these projects are running from the weinstein group right now. the talk of jay-z's saying i would like to go in and be an investor in take it over. that's a side note. what about the assisted wrangles with the stars? the productions, maybe the assistant at the desk? up front of his? a friend of his? are they all in trouble question marks because there's different levels of liability that could be attached. naming and shaming. the liability company might face depends on who engaged in the harassment. they could be liable, whether or not the

you could see it behind mike pence's head and pops up again during the interview with harvey levin at his trump tower penthouse. take a guess whether or not that original is a fake? that's thing two in 60 seconds. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >>> so trump biographer tim o'brien tells about traveling donald trump's plane and noticing a fake painting by renoir. >> donald said, that's an original renoir. i said, donald, it's not. i grew up in chicago. that is called two sisters on a terrace and it's hanging on a wall at the institute of chicago. we get on the plane and again and says, that's an original renoir. >> years later, o'brien said he was watching a 60 minutes interview with donald trump and mike pence and there it was again. the fake renoir moved after he sold his private p

mark cuban revealing potential political aspirations to harvey levin at tmz.rted? former nfl superstar jason is in the house. when you have a cold stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. brian: the nfl kicking off last night with over two players for kansas and oakland. this comes as two players maintain, the only way for this debate to win is for colin kaepernick to go to a job. steve: well, we have retired navy seal to explain why he will always stand. >> i'm never going to kneel for the flag. i'm only going to stand for the flag. i respect the flag -- the flag stands for freedom. i went through a horrible life when i was growing up, and there was some racism thrown my way and stuff like that, but that doesn't mean i'm not free. ainsley: here to join us star of the nfl, jason, you'll see him tomorrow and sunday. >> seems entertaining. apparently i was told to dress a little bit differently. brian: you do the hardest thing in life, and that's good dressing casual. down and up and in between. so what do

harvey levin is hosting all of this. he joins us tonight. was the thinking behind doing press interviews? >> it is baffling, tucker. the woman and this lawyer named david ring met with l.a.p.d. and robbery homicide yesterday literally minutes after they left. apparently this was choreographed. the "l.a. times" published a story where david ring and his client sat down with the reporter and went through the case with them. the lapd is not happy about that. the detectives we have spoken with said look, i know this k from covering the cases. that they believe ity compromises the case because they want to talk to witnesses toco give a fresh account without having anything in their head about what theav woman is saying. now that the story is out it createses a problem. the lawyer then doubles down and puts on his website this t morning that he is representing this woman. that they have gone to the police and he links to the "l.a. times" and he triples down and holds a news conference. my reporter at the news conference said why did you talk to th

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