here comes her brand-new husband, michael anderson. >> i thought she had to pick her husband out of ->> michael steps up behind his lovely new wife and says, have i got something for you? because even after they've been married, michael decides there's still time to do the peacock. pull back here, raptors. i got this. [ cheers ] >> oh. oh. make it, don't break it. >> he's so smart because obviously he's not a professional dancer. but the next best thing is to get raptors to dance along you because they look pretty sloppy. >> look at the poor raptor second from the right. got green tape down the zipper. clearly that costume broke and see the air coming -- it's -- >> looking a bit deflated. >> how do you know he didn't have a lot of fun at the bachelor party? >> this may look a little silly to you, however, it's reported that jade is a huge dinosaur fan. she even wore a t-rex costume to the rehearsal. michael knows what she loves and so he brought it. >> this is why she loves him. he's goofy. >> and super cute. [ cheers ] ♪ >>> team supertramps pushing the limits of fun in flight. >> wo

her comes her brand-new husband michael anderson. >> i thought she had to pick her husband out of -- >> michael steps up behind his lovely new wife and said, have i got something for you. because even after they've been married, michael decides there's still time to do the peacock. hold back here, raptors, i got this. >> oh, right there thing up. >> that's how ice works. >> shake it don't break it. >> he's so smart, because obviously he's not a professional dancer, so the next best thing is to get raptors do dance along with you because they look pretty floppy. >> look at the poor raptor second from the right. he's got green tape down the zipper. clear that i costume broke and you see the air coming out. >> how do you know he didn't have a lot of fun at the batch l batchlor party. >> it's reported that jade is a huge dinosaur fan. she wore a t rex costume to the rehearsal. >> this is why she loves him, goofy. >> that's super >>> this is an event that celebrates the summer sol tus in countries like ukraine and russia and others. this involves a big bonfire and you can see people jumpin

his name along to hardy and michael anderson is names that come up in investigation that they were known to be committing these robberies that they were robbery mexican drug dealers in the area i've got to give a lot of. jim hammond because look at the scene and going to the ballistic stuff he's like well there's stuff is missing and then they knock on the door they open the door. from want to launch a hardee's they recognized the mike from the previous robbery and alonzo hardy was standing by the door to the left and the victim shot at him. and piers just code did strike his body and all that pierced his coat and that and then as you saw in the gun toward my. hand and reinvestigated the scene and put the confession in the evidence together and after thirteen years the first non d.n.a. exonerations case in dallas was fred could this mean freedom for christopher scott and cause simmons. quite soon in christopher scott. reporting from the same court room receiving life sentences twelve years ago today their names clear the evidence supports a final finding factually in each of these two ca

know i want to clear my conscience on this next hardy gave up the shooter it was a man named michael anderson aka de mike you can see how frightened witness making cross racial identification could confuse kalid simmons with dean mike michelmore arranged to meet harding he was able to take us through. going to five crack at the house previously kind of scoping out the house because they had actually seen a lot of money in the house going back to the house to steal money during the trial and during the initial investigation. his name along to harvey and my planners come up and. they were known to be committing these robberies that they were robbery mexican drug dealers in the area i've got to give a lot of. because look at the scene and go into the ballistic stuff he's like well there's stuff that is missing and then they knock on the door they open the door. from want to launch a hardee's they recognized the mike from the previous robbery and alonzo hardy was standing by the door to the left and the victim shot at him. and appears to. did strike his body and all that pierced his coat and that

>> good evening, anderson. michael cohen was asked by our committee about the trump tower meeting. we're not allowed to go into what he said, but i do believe this is all the reason that the republicans should release the transcripts, not just for michael cohen but every witness who was interviewed around the trump tower meeting. i will say this, though. michael cohen is being accused of being a liar, but all of the lies that he has told were on behalf of donald trump, and we have seen every day in america witnesses who come forward, testify in court, change their story because they want to tell the truth, and juries rely on that, and that is often persuasive if it can be corroborated. that's what we have to do now is to see if his testimony can be corroborated. >> if it turns out donald trump jr. didn't tell the truth in front of congress, should he be held in contempt? would there be any appetite from republicans obviously to do so? >> right now, there's no appetite from the republicans. they closed our investigation. i think this revelation shows how premature and irresponsible

>> i don't know if we can work with michael cohen or not, anderson. i guess that's the easiest way for me to say it. the only way that we're going to cooperate with michael cohen or have him cooperate with us is if he makes it clear that he is truly ready to do the right thing, that if he is truly ready to release the documents, release the recordings, come clean with the american people and talk what he knows about the president, what he knows about the cover-up, what he knows about the payment to my client and otherwise. if he is not ready to do that or is unwilling to do it, we're going to continue to do what we're doing. we're going to keep him as a defendant in the cases, and we're going get to the bottom of this. >> stormy daniels has made an allegation that somebody threatened her years ago. she believes it was somebody from the trump team, though there is no direct evidence at this point of who that person was or frankly no direct evidence that that occurred other than stormy daniels saying that it occurred. if you were to work with michael coh

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go back, look at where cohen has been the last few months, think about that time when michael avenatti was on andersonper show, holding that cardboard picture of him like a mugshot on a milk carton. probably feels like he has been a patsy or punching bag, probably wants to fight back now. has guy patrillo, now lanny davis, a democrat, someone that can go toe to toe with mayor guiliani. >> someone close to hillary and bill clinton. >> i am sure that goes over well with donald trump. one source says this is michael cohen's july 4th moment, in other words, declaration of independence from the president. >> quickly, gloria, what are you looking for at the big unveiling? >> everybody is looking for everything. you know, i think all of these choices are completely conservative as we know and it will be interesting to see whether the president is interested in how potential judge feels about presidential power or life story or whether he is interested in a woman who has been vocal about the question of abortion, whether he is going to go with somebody that's kind of more bland, a gorsuch 2.0 as one of the ju

is michael cohen getting ready to sing? john berman there for anderson. that's the question for michael cohen who pledged allegiance and loyalty to the president with the brooklyn swagger that was once displayed for his boss until he flipped, and if thinking comparing this to a mob enforcer is unfair, that's the image mr. cohep cultivated for himself. if somebody does something mr. trump doesn't like, he said, i'm going to come at you, grab you by the neck, and i'm not going to let you go until i'm finished. today, however, under federal investigation in the southern district of new york, his self-described loyal lieutenant seems to have other higher priorities. >> my wife, my daughter, and my son have my first loyalty and always will. i put family and country first. >> and that's not all he told abc over the weekend. he interviewed, as you heard there, was off camera, but on the record. is he saying he's ready to cooperate or fishing for a pardon on charges, which we point out here he has yet to face. we'll talk about that with our panel. first, though, t

is michael cohen getting ready to sing? john berman there for anderson. tion for michael cohen who pledged allegiance and loyalty to the president with the brooklyn swagger that was once displayed for his boss until he flipped, and if thinking comparing this to a mob enforcer is unfair, that's the image mr. cohep cultivated for himself. if somebody does

>> so, anderson, of course what motivates michael cohen is one of thing weez know is publicly michaelen is not angling for a pardon, that that's not what this is about. we haven't heard from michael cohen directly. and it would seem that releasing unilaterally the audio that was provided to cnn by lanny davis might not be a move that would endear prosecutors. >> right, might upset the prosecutors. >> and also might upset you could argue might have an effect on the president who has a position to pardon or not. >> and they seized hundreds of recordings cohen made, but at this point do you have any sense of what might or might not be on them, and i believe you said there were others with mr. trump. >> so our understanding is that there are other recordings of mr. trump and michael cohen but that they are not substantive, that they may be just brief conversations. they don't point to a specific drama like the tape that cnn broadcasted that lanny davis released. other of the 100, many of them apparently are trump, cohen conversations with reporters. lanny davis explained to us yesterday m

michael is a whistleblowing attorney and partner anderson's 1985 as successfully represented numerous high-profile retaliation cases. he's going to introduce the next speaker, and i think that you will be blown away. michael, you whistleblowing attorney, you. [applause] if i may, could we have linda tripp please come up here? [applause] as you know, my name is michael cohen and i am the proud cofounder of the national whistleblower center along with my brother, steven cohen and my partner david. in 1988 he became the first organization to use the word of whistleblower in its title. back then, people have no understanding of what the term meant. so we wanted to define what it meant for us and anyone who came to our organization. and that the definition began and begins a whistleblower is someone whose loyalty is to the truth. the truth can take a side. it's neither democrats nor republicans and certainly not beholden to the powerful. i guess it was some 20 years ago one particular whistleblower asked us for help. she was in real trouble. she'd been removed from federal service. her rep

anderson, there it is. there's cohen-trump tape number 1. michael avenatti promises there's more to come. >> and of course other than provideing with entertainment value night after night as they release the tapes i still don't understand despite what michael avenatti said earlier, what the game from lanny davis's point of view is in releasing this except perhaps signaling to somebody, signaling to wesselberg, to trump, and perhaps there are 11 or 12 tapes to come. but i think it's interesting to look at both what rude ji giuliani said in the last couple days about the exchange where trump says cash, cash and michael cohen says no, no. giuliani is look, what that really is is donald trump saying not cash, it should be recorded properly as a check, it should be a check. which i didn't hear in that tape. maybe giuliani has a different tape in mind. and then lanny davis says no, look at my client, michael cohen. he's saying no, no, no, we can't pay cash. i have -- and it seems to me michael avenatti probably shares this idea. that neither of those lawy

anderson. it is essentially the president's word versus michael cohen's. but the white house does not seem to be at all enthusiastic about taking questions about michael cohen, including president trump today, who has been tweeting about michael cohen. but when he is not in a structured setting where he can control the narrative, he does not seem eager at all to take questions about michael cohen, about whether the special counsel robert mueller should trust michael cohen or anything related to his former lawyer and fixer at all. >> has the white house had any response to the claims from giuliani this morning on television, i mean, it's not being -- his statements are not being coordinated with the white house, are they? >> no, they're not. and the white house has made that pretty clear ever since the president first hired rudy giuliani to be his lawyer. his statements have been increasingly problematic for the white house spokespeople because of course rudy giuliani will say something on television that contradicts what they have said in the past. you'll

and in case that mixed metaphor is not clear enough, is michael cohen getting ready to seen? john berman in for andersonyalty and allegiance to the president with the kind of swagger sammy brad vlad doe wants to display for his boss, until he

anderson cooper . 13 million americans watched us. that's more than the ford bronco chase, more than michael jackson's acquittal and the campaign ended, i joked with sean spicer that i had gotten him his job as white house press secretary and he knew what i spoke because we often sparred on saturday mornings and i knew and could document the presidents having watched those episodes. that's why it was interesting that on a friday morning, 9 am, about one year ago, spicer invited me into the white house to visit him in the west wing or an off the record conversation. i remember upon entering his office he made it clear that 10 am he had an appointment with the president of the unitedstates . we had a pleasant conversation. i knew it was time to leave when tara huckabee centers hoped her head into the room, extended readings, left and by the time i got back to my hotel, there was breaking news, legitimate breaking news that sean spicer and either just been fired or he quit, meaning that i was the last appointment he had in the white house. get more good column fodder. a year ago i conducted bill cosby's only pretrial media interview befo

how do you feel about michael cohen comparing his circumstances to what you went through during watergate? do you see any similarities? >> well, i'm reaching a little bit, anderson of all he is not in the white house. he obviously was with the trump organization for a long time. i was not with the nixon organization until the white house. but if he's determined to step up and tell the truth, that's something i did do while i was at the white house. >> so your advice to cohen is basically, if he is going to cooperate, he better be prepared to go the whole way and pull no punches? >> exactly. he cannot shade this. he cannot try to be self-serving in any way. he's got to be prepared to take the heat. when i actually broke rank, i told my colleagues i was doing so. i hired a lawyer. i was going to plead. my lawyer said -- he was a very sophisticated lawyer with trial experience in the southern district, and he said i don't do pleas, but i'll look at your case, and if you've got options, we'll go forward. and he thought i had a lot of options. so we did go forward. he was a very savvy lawyer in his representation of me. but he also said, john, remember when you kick

anderson cooper, the only sit down she's done on camera. she doesn't mention recordings, conversations between michael cohen and donald trump, but she did at the time talk about the fact she knew that her lawyer at the time, keith davidson, was having conversations with donald trump's lawyer, of course, michael cohen. take a listen. >> do you think donald trump would have been aware of this deal? >> one of the big complaints with why i think my contract is illegal is because his attorney was talking to my attorney. >> you're saying donald trump's personal attorney -- >> correct. >> was speaking with keith without me even knowing, without my knowledge. i would assume that maybe he knew. i know his attorney did. i can't say that he knew. bottom line is this. i offered to give back the 150, even though i only got 55% of that. i offered to give back the 150 just to have my story rights back. the story is out there now. i'm not telling in details as you can see, i am selective of what i am saying about our relationship. i'm not out to make money on this. i'm out to get my rights back to prove a contract was illegal, that i was taken advantage o

michael cohen. he's upset about the fact that the special counsel is talking to somebody who, anderson, as you werediscussing with the former trump org executive who is was very much in the inner circle. >> right. >> and he is lashing out. in addition to the fact that they are desperately trying to at least in the last few months successfully so chip away at the credibility and the integrity of this investigation. >> dan narcotics thank you. jeff toobin, carrie cordero, as well. ahead, a fire debate on the president and russia, specifically their summit. the question two weeks later, why don't we know more about what actually went on behind closed doors? why don't we know actually anything that went on behind closed doors between the president and putin? >>> what be a slap in the face about president trump's meeting with kim jong-un on missile support. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. so what do you guys want? pistachio. chocolate chip. roc

michael cohen. he's upset about the fact that the special counsel is talking to somebody who, anderson, as you were just discussing with the former trump org executive, who is very much in the inner circle. >> right. >> and he's lashing out. in addition to the fact that they are desperately trying to, and at least in the last few months, successfully so, chip away at the credibility and the integrity of this investigation. >> dana, thank you. jeff toobin, carrie cordero, as well. ahead, a debate on the president and russia, specifically their summit. the question two weeks later, why don't we know more about what actually went on behind closed doors? why don't we know actually anything that went on behind closed doors between the president and putin? >>> next, breaking news about what might be a slap in the face about president trump's meeting with kim jong-un. a place with all day arts and crafts it even has a day spa a place that's so much like home, because well... it is home home instead senior care when you need personalized care in the comfort of home. ordinary stains say they 2 can do the jo

anderson cooper 306" starts right now. >>> good evening. the top story tonight remains that tape, michael cohen's secret recording of then candidate donald trump. mr. trump caught on tape talking about reimbursing his friend and tabloid magazine publisher $150,000, the same sum of money that the magnificent publisher had paid a "playboy" model for the alleged rights to her story for a tn alegged affair with donald trump. mr. trump and mr. cohen apparently were worried their secret still wasn't safe, so they were planning to buy the rights to the story from ami, thereby guaranteeing the woman's silence in the closing weeks of the campaign. that's what we hear on that secret tape, but not according to the president or his defenders. so we begin tonight keeping him honest with the latest effort at gaslighting by president trump and his defenders. remember a little more than 24 hours ago the president on national television said this. >> and just remember what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> don't believe what you see with your own eyes and what you hear with

anderson cooper 306" starts right now. >>> good evening. the top story tonight remains that tape, michaelrecording of then candidate donald trump. mr. trump caught on tape talking about reimbursing his friend and tabloid magazine publisher $150,000, the same sum of money that the magnificent publisher had paid a "playboy" model for the alleged rights to her story for a tn alegged affair with donald trump. mr. trump and mr. cohen apparently were worried their secret still wasn't safe, so they were planning to buy the rights to the story from ami, thereby guaranteeing the woman's silence in the closing weeks of the campaign. that's what we hear on that secret tape, but not according to the president or his defenders. so we begin tonight

michael avenatti says he thanks the police chief for the apology, but if this was politically motivated, there will be hell to pay. anderson? >> all right. sara, thanks very much. the news continues. i'm going to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. chris? >>> all right, anderson. thank you very much, my friend. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." so did the republicans make the case? did they show that fbi agent peter strzok did things that tainted the trump probe? that was the bar, and they took ten hours to try. early on, literally there are attacks going in all directions. take a look. >> where is the disgrace? >> you've been out of control since you've been on this committee. >> harassment of the witness. >> what is wrong with that? you need your medication? >> point of order is not well taken. >> it's right on point. >> no, it's not. >> so when lawmakers were actually asking questions of the witness, we saw republicans unload on peter strzok with both barrels. >> if you want to represent what you said accurately, i'm happy to answer that question, but i don't appreciate what was or

michael cohen taped a conversation with then candidate trump prior to the 2016 election regarding an alleged payment made to karen mcdougal. back in march the former "playboy" model into with anderson cooper about an affair she claims she had with president trump. >> i did what i did. i'm not proud of it. i feel terrible about it. but i'm a new woman, new creation and i'm standing up for miss. >> complicating all this, the fact the president says he was unaware he was being recorded. a correspondent for washington, d.c., one of the first to report on the president not knowing the call was recorded, also covering the white house for nbc news, national security inside for us. casey rogers, white house correspondent spending the week near the president. >>> knowing the existence of this tape, speculation because of it there might be more than one tape. how is it changing the conversation, jeff? >> hey, david, michael cohen conversation unnerve for the president and the white house, not just because of michael cohen's decades long role as friend and fixer to the president but because of the wide ranging corruption carried out by the southern district of new york. that investigation so

anderson, thank you very much. appreciate it. it is a big night here. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we have one of the michaeles. the secret recording of president trump back in 2016 made by cohen in which he and then-candidate trump discuss arrangements surrounding a payment to former playboy playmate karen mcdougal that was made by a third party, david pecker, as head of the "national enquirer." this all happened in the months before the election. now, this is not a great quality recording, and that will be relevant to its analysis. so first i want to play you the entire recording, not all of which is relevant to the payment. so listen for yourself. >> let me know what's happening, okay? oh. oh.

anderson, thank you very much. appreciate it. it is a big night here. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." we have one of the michael cohen tapes. the secret recording of president trump back in 2016 made by cohen in which he and then-candidate trump discuss arrangements surrounding a payment to former playboy playmate karen mcdougal that was made by a third party, david pecker, as head of the "national enquirer." this all happened in the months before the election. now, this is not a great quality recording, and that will be relevant to its analysis. so, first, i want to play you the entire recording, not all of which is relevant to the payment. so listen for yourself. >> let me know what's happening, okay? oh. oh. maybe because of this, it would be better if you didn't go, you know? maybe because of this, for that one -- you know -- get rid of this because it's so false what they're saying. it's such bullshit. i think -- i think this goes away quickly. i think what -- i think it's probably better, do the charleston thing just this time. yeah. in two weeks, it's fine. i think right now it's better, you know? okay,

anderson cooper/ cnn: "not at all."stormy daniels: "no."the secret recordings may provide an answer to one of the biggest questions facinghe president -- just what does cohen have on him?trump's former fixer -- michael cohen/2011: "i protect mr. trump."has sent signals in recent weeks that he is willing to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation -- although it is not clear what kind of evidence cohen will be able to provide in that probe.according to giuliani, the mcdougal tape is the only one of true substance and trump's attorneys do not believe it is a problem for the president. (grant)(gnt) that was athena jones reporting. multiple parties are interested in what could be on those tapes. one of them is michael avenatti, the lawyer for stormy daniels...who is suing both cohen and trump. (vicki) a microsoft executive says russian intelligence operatives tried to hack into the online accounts of staffers on three congressional campaigns in the upcoming midterm elections. this marks the first public acknowledgment of a russian attack on a 2018 race. tom burt, microsoft's corporate vice president for customer security and trust, was speaking at the aspen security forum thu

michael isikoff, thank you very much, i appreciate it. here's chris cuomo with a look at what's coming up on "cuomo prime time." >> i'm just looking at one of the big scripts now, andersonbecause what we're going to try to do tonight is steel shactual the situation of what was said in helsinki. we're going to examine the words. i've been watching your show tonight. you laid it out so eloquently and you had some great panels on the words versus the meaning and the obvious intention. i believe we can diagram the arguments that were being made tonight, that we can show you what the president actually meant based on what he said in the past and what he said yesterday. so we're going to do that. and also, with the clumsy cover today comes the first wave of those who will defend the president. and we have them on tonight. a lawmaker here who says he believes the president and he wants to make the case to the audience. we're going to test it. >> all right. chris, appreciate it. i look forward to that. a stunning claim also, what one uk lawmaker is saying now about facebook voter data collect bid cambridge analytica and the potential ties to russia. what will you discover with

mcdougal talking to anderson cooper this spring about the efforts on ami to pay her to not talk about any relationship she had with donald trump. i want to talk about that with dan abrams, michaelnatti who is representing stormy daniels, and her case against president trump, and alan dershowitz, the author of "the case against impeaching trump". i want to start with you. on friday, there was an a two-minute conversation between michael cohen and donald trump in december of 2016, talking about buying up the rights of karen mcdougal's story from ami. we have seen the first response from the president, he said it is inconceivable the government would break into the lawyer's office, early in the morning, and perhaps illegal. and the good news is your favorite president did nothing wrong. you have heard the president's lawyer say the tape was exculpatory. is that how you see it? >> no. i think it's ambiguous. i don't know who leaked it. but if anyone in the trump administration leaked it, it was for short-term benefit, but serious long-term implications. there are waiver issues involved, waiving lawyer-client privilege, not only waiving it to this tape, but if there are other tapes.

michael desch. christiane, the president did promise during the campaign to take on nato. he is now doing exactly that. i wonder what you make of what you've seen in brussels so far. >> well, anderson since the crack of dawn, digesting all the happenings that have been going on there since the early morning breakfast until right now. and a lot of dust and debris has settled, but the bottom line is that yes, president trump said this transactional sort of characterization of nato, the fact that it was obsolete during the campaign. but, you know, a lot of people around the world hope that what's said on the campaign trail translates into more pragmatism in governance, particularly about something like nato, which the united states created, underpinned with harry truman, that famous picture of him holding up the declaration back in 1949. and in the absence of any other plan, as you just heard from colonel peters, this is an incredible insurance policy, not just for the united states' security, but for the rest of the world that the u.s. underpins and its allies. so look, i talked to the u.s. ambassador to nato, i spoke to the german defense minister, i spoke to the former u.s. ambassa