donald trump's personal lawyer michael cohen is donald trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer is the city present the secret and he has as the keys to the kingdom he knows all the secrets about donald trump. card with. the f.b.i. search cohens office at the request of a local prosecutor on charges of financial fraud. the move initiated by bomb miller as a direct challenge to the president himself. so i just heard that they broke into the office busy of one of my personal attorneys because man i said that it's really valid at all. new level of unfair. cohen to someone who might know about trump's alleged real estate dealings in russia. that was fairly common knowledge in the real estate community and the international finance community in the political community the russians were funding in various ways many major trunk real estate projects cohen my also know if the president lied when a few months earlier he denied having anything to do with russia i don't nothing in russia i have no loans in russia i don't have any deals in russian the lack of fine. anshul transparency of the tr

don't forget, not only would we hear from michael cohen, but there are recordings that michael cohenth himself and donald trump. you know, when you have someone like michael cohen, who has a lot of baggage and has lied before and has very questionable credibility, what prosecutors try to do is corroborate what they have to say with documents, recordings and other witnesses. so that recording where he's talking with president trump about the payments and creating the false shell company and all those kinds of things could really help bolster his credibility if it comes to his testimony. >> and just to be crystal clear is there anything that william barr could do to stop this investigation or to intervene in it? >> no, he really couldn't. and you know, in any federal case, the attorney general is the boss of anybody bringing those charges, so he does have that ability. in a state case, he has no ability whatsoever. it's a separate sovereign. and also don't forget that doj opinion from the office of legal counsel that says a sitting president cannot be indicted, that only binds federal

and that's the point that michael cohen made when he was testifying before the house. the organization by weisselberg and either don jr. or eric. he was not sure which signature was on the check. and so, that's what obviously they are looking at, how was that accounted for. >> this all comes after federal prosecutors announced a few weeks ago they had closed the investigation in to the same payments. why would state prosecutors now take it up? >> that question back to me again? >> yeah. to you, john, sorry. >> oh, happy to take it. happy to take it. you know, there are probably multiple reasons: one, is this office, cy vance's office has been known in the past to be soft on the trump family. his daughter and his son were once in the clutches of that office and got a pass. so, that might be one reason they are looking. but, the crime that, best on the reporting i have seen so far, it's only a misdemeanor, don, they have to show that they misaccounted for, and covered up another crime. it's not clear under the new york law if the federal crime would count as that crime.

michael cohen is sitting in prison as a result of his role in the transaction. >> i was going to reachr comment and i remembered that i was in prison and i could not do that. i don't think that we could say it's politically motivated. that is what the attorney for the trump organization is saying. i think he called it a political hit job. and that is certainly what the president will say, if this comes up for if he brings it up in front of the press or his supporters in the many doing weeks and months. -- in the coming weeks and months. as we go in to 2020, every little development, any subpoena, anything that looks like he continues to be under investigation as he is from various entities, yi think coul be negative. he may think it helps him in a perverse way, he likes to be a victim and claim persecution, on the other hand, voters may be looking for seriously at every drip, drip that coming out of these inquiries. >> john, the new york times is reporting that the investigation is going to focus on the $130,000 payment to michael -- payment that michael cohen gave to stormy daniels. f

the way michael cohen described it, he said those things could amount to criminal bank krafrau. ed to the subpoenaed by house democrats to pry loose the president's financial information to see if documents from the institutions might corroborate his allegations. since then, there have been more allegations of that kind. he said in his american public filings that those properties were worth more than $50 million. at the same time, he told authorities in the uk that the properties weren't worth anything like that. they were $65 million in debt. they could be either. but they can't be both. what's lurking in the president's financial and business records that congress has been working so hard to get? that fight is on. this is a red hot fight waged in large part by the president to keep anybody from knowing what's in his taxes or financial records. we will see oral arguments tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. over whether congress will be get trump's bank records. that's one of the lawsuits the president engaged in to try to stop congress from getting his financial records. there's a bunch of

michael cohen is donald trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer is the city president's secret and he has in as the keys to the kingdom he knows all the secrets about donald trump through. hard work. the f.b.i. searched cohen's office at the request of a local prosecutor on charges of financial fraud. the move initiated by bob muller as a direct challenge to the president himself. so i just heard that they broke into the office busy of one of my personal attorneys because man i said that it's really valid a whole. new level of unfair that. cohen is someone who might know about trump's alleged real estate dealings in russia. that was fairly common knowledge in the real estate community and the in actual finance community in the political community the russians were funding in various ways many major trunk real estate projects cohen my also know if the president lied when a few months earlier he denied having anything to do with russia i don't nothing in russia i have no loans in russia i don't have any deals in russian the lack of financial transparency of the trump organization and

the way michael cohen described it, he said those things could potentially amount to criminal bank fraud or criminal insurance fraud. cohen's testimony led to the subpoenaed by house democrats to pry loose the president's financial information from his bank and accounting firm to see if documents from those institutions might corroborate his allegations. since then, there have been more allegations of that kind. the huffington post reporting that president trump has filed financial disclosure statements that appear to misstate the value and profitability of his scotland golf courses by a small amount, $165 million. he said in his american public filings that those properties were worth $50 million. at the same time, he told authorities in the uk that those properties weren't worth anything like that. they were, in fact, $65 million in debt. well, they could be either, but they can't be both. what's lurking in the president's financial and business records that congress has been working so hard to get? i mean, that fight is on. it's this red-shot fight, waged in large part by the presiden

and going back to the promise he's making to his internal staff, michael cohen, michael cohen, michael, right? why would you ever believe this man? >> he's on the hvac team in prison now. >> yeah! >> think twice. >> he's making license plates. why would anyone in donald trump's orbit or universe believe he's going to have your back? that's the first thing. second thing is this, i really believe a lot of his supporters they ultimately don't care. as much as donald trump lied, has shown to be lying over and over again, his base of support, that 32% to 35% of americans who absolutely love him, they love donald trump symbolically and anything he doesn't accomplish that he promises is going to be blamed on democrats. it's going to be blamed on the squad. it will be blamed on somebody else. he won't face consequences for these kinds of laws and eventually when he runs in 2020 and going up against a democrat and there's no new wall being built, he will just say it's nancy pelosi and democrats that kept him from doing it, re-elect me and i will make sure the wall gets built. >> the wall though

michael cohen's a big fan? okay. so he comes over, and we have this lovely chat.now what my favorite movie is of yours? and i am like, what? "law-abiding citizens". >> jimmy: come on, really? >> on my life. on my life. i can't even tell you what the next five minutes of conversation were. we were just talking it >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> he's very sweet though, very sweet. >> jimmy: trying to give you a message of some kind? this is from the fall. we have these big fires out here, and your house was burned in the fire. >> yeah. part of it. that's my guesthouse and everything. >> jimmy: that's your guesthouse? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so were you at home when it happened? did you have to be evacuated? >> we didn't have to be evacuated, no. i was staying in west hollywood that night, and we heard there was a fire. and then the next day, basically, i was supposed to be going there the next day and i couldn't get through. and basically watched in the news as the fire just spreads, oh, there's my house there. >> jimmy: that's crazy. >> and then looking into the gully

says on the 9th of april 2018 a new york attorney becomes the latest target of bob mullen michael cohen donald trump's personal lawyer michael elliott is donald trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer is the city present the secret and he has the. as the keys to the kingdom he knows all the secrets about donald trump through. hard work. the f.b.i. searched cohen's office at the request of a local prosecutor on charges of financial fraud. the move initiated by bomb miller as a direct challenge to the president himself. so i just heard that they broke into the office busy of one of my personal attorneys a good man i said that is really now at a whole. new level of unfair that. cohen is someone who might know about trump's alleged real estate dealings in russia. that was fairly common knowledge in the real estate community and the finance community in the political community the russians were funding in various ways many major trunk real estate projects cohen my also know if the president lied when a few months earlier he denied having anything to do with russia i don't nothing in russi

just a reminder president trump's fixer michael cohen is currently in prison on charges related to the0 payment to adult film star stormy daniels. i am joined by glenn kirschner and doug burns a former federal prosecutor joining us on set. glenn, what do the new subpoenas tell us about what state investigators might be looking for specifically as a criminal act? >> it tells us they are looking to see whether these hush money payments may have violated state laws not just federal laws. we know that there were violations of federal finance -- campaign finance laws by michael cohen and courtesy of michael cohen's guilty plea and the statements that were made by the southern district of new york prosecutors at the time of that plea. we also know that then candidate trump was a coconspirator. he was also culpably involved in those hush money payments. so now what the state is looking at is whether that scheme also violated new york state laws. for example, because they tried to hide the true nature of these payments, claiming they were payments for legal services, when they were really paym

michael cohen himself walked into federal court, raised his hand and said, the person who directed meo to do this is the person in the white house. he was a candidate. he directed me to make these payments. that is what the manhattan d.a. is looking for. the question is can they find that in the records and will the trump organization is known to do. >> the president is known for not using e-mails or writing things down. that will make it harder. >> you are so right. i can't tell you how often electronic communications burn criminal defendants. as someone who doesn't use most of those. we know he uses social media but he doesn't email or text, that's a record just out there in the ether. >> so it is best to have only verb al conversations. >> pick up the phone. that's my advise. >> or talk through an encrypted app. >> no. they are not as encrypted as you think. >> appreciate the insights as always. thank you. let's bring in bill karins with a check on the weather. >> yesterday, i was talking about heavy rains in kansas. the ottawa, kansas police department had to do some clean up with

we've got to paul manafort, we've got michael cohen, papadopoulos.ould it not apply to mccabe and comey? >> you are right. look, andrew mccabe is a guy who has helped put people behind barst for lying, the same legal standard ought to apply to him if there is any justice in the system of justice. this was a criminal referral by ara neutral party, the inspector general at the department of justice, who said he lied not once, but four times. he said he never leaked information to the media, "the wall street journal." in fact, he did. he said he had no idea who authorized that week when, in fact, he is the one who authorized it. then he was allowed to correct the record and, and a tape-recorded interview, continued to spew his false denials. so again, if we are going to apply an equal standard of justice and not selective prosecution based on politics, andrew mccabe ought to be critically criminally prosecuted. >> sean: you know, one of the things that a very good friend of mine told me earlier today, that is very close to all of this, is that one of th

michael cohen, paul manafort, papadopoulos, why does the same laws not apply to mccabe? should day and will they? >> they absolutely should. if i don't know if they will. i certainly hope so. what we do know is that mccabe actually lied three times under oath to the inspector general and he lied a fourth time, which he was not under oath. he also leaked information and remember, let's talk about this. he leaked information to "the wall street journal" to try to build himself up. he leaked information regarding the clinton foundation investigations. he really wanted to build himself up, but the thing was, comey even admitted that he never authorized mccabe to leak. so even if lisa page -- remember, the former attorney who was the lover of peter strzok -- even if she came out to a grand jury inside, he he may have been authorized alone, himself, he could have authorized himself to leak, it doesn't matter. comey himself was in charge. he was the director. he did not authorize any leaks whatsoever. secondly, sean, he was involved in the foreign intelligence surveillance act

and they went after michael cohen, lack of candor. they all played a criminal price.er fbi director super patriot jim comey apparently had a lack of candor. that's just the tip of the iceberg for him. i suspect lindsey graham, i'm just thinking that maybe if my name was brennan and my name was clapper, i might not be sleeping too well tonight. >> well, let's go back to what jim just said about a lawsuit. mccabe would have you to believe that horowitz is the guy that believes that mccabe violated his duties, right? who replaced strozk? it was mueller? mueller fired strzok. it was horowitz that told us about what mccabe did wrong. i don't think will hold water but -- >> sean: do you believe that they lied purposely, they were warned numerous times. do you believe that they purposely lied in fisa application, a premeditated fraud on the court to obtain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign transition and presidency? >> the best you could saypy is that they were incompetent, the most likely outcome is that they wanted a result. here's what we're looking at. systematic co

in fact, michael cohen suggest that there could have been a criminal conspiracy. we need to share all of that information with chairman nadler. we also need to share information about how this administration committed wrongdoing in trying to get the census question, which the supreme court ruled was unconstitutional. >> you recently announced your support for an impeachment inquiry. for a long time, though, you were advocating against it. you actually suggested censure as an alternative. what changed your mind? >> well, i've always said that impeachment inquiries should be on the table. i said, let's do a censure right away while we build towards that, but i thought we needed to have a methodical approach that put us in the strongest legal position. and after we had bob mueller's testimony, after we have had success in the federal courts, i do think we are now in a strong legal position to proceed. so i give chairman nadler a lot of credit for being methodical and now is the right time. >> congressman ro kana, thank you for joining us and have a wonderful weekend.

michael cohen is sitting in prison right now. what are prosecutors hoping to get out of this?statute falsifying business records is a misdemeanor unless you falsify business records to cover up some crime. then it can be a felony. when you issue a subpoena like this, it is almost like you're pulling on the yarn of a sweater. you might start out getting relevant documentation that has to do with falsifying business records. as you pull on that sweater, what do you find? tax fraud? what do you find? insurance fraud. what do you find? money laundering. sometimes you go in on a search warrant and you're looking for child porn. you might very well find 5 kilos in the kitchen. they often lead to more. ask paul manafort. >>> federal prosecutors dropped it recently. what does this mean for how the president and his allies and his attorneys could respond to this. does it change anything? i think they refuse to provide the documents. and then there will be a fight. that's what they do. they refuse to follow normal legal responsibilities. my guess is what we will see is a battle which ul

today, a judge unsealed search warrant materials in connection to the michael cohen case and the effortthe silence of women who say they had affairs with the president the documents mentioned the president by name. >> according to the documents, then candidate donald trump, his former attorney, and former aide, hope hicks, may have discussed ways to stop adult film star stormy daniels from going public about an alleged affair with trump. according to an fbi special agent who wrote in the affidavit, a series of phone calls took place in october 2016 just before the election. >> a lead fbi investigating agent writes in the documents, "based on the timing of these ce text messages and emails, i believe at least some of these communications concern the need to prevent clifford, a reference to stormy daniels, from going public, particularly in the wake of the 'access hollywood' story. >> seth: the president was allegedly involved in the cover-up of a crime in the last ekke in the top ten news stories last week. this is how he wears us down it's like being in a zombie movie. anybody can outru

but michael cohen got no worse than the usual trump kiss-off to someone no longer useful.dumb as a rock. lazy as hell. a low level staffer. totally incapable. got the point? message to future trump job applicants, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. this friday we're going to talk to some of the former white house staffers including anthony scaramucci, omarosa manigault newman. that's all this friday. what a night. this is "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> take in by the way billions and billions of dollars in tariffs are coming in, and china is paying for it, not our people. >> donald trump gives up the game on a key issue. >> we're going just this season, just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on u.s. customs. >> tonight new recession warnings, and new concern about the trump economy. the white house defends its plan to curb legal immigration with a

i don't think he was as bad as michael cohen.orse actors, is what i'm trying to say. i'm trying to say there are far worse people. >> mitt romney is in the administration so i'm not going to try to parse it. >> i'm going to give you the final word here, because it was interesting that scaramucci said to vanity fair, i don't deranget i have is trump fatigue syndrome. what do you think of that? >> that sounds very accurate. they are in the trump news 24/7, so i think a lot of people are tired of the trump show a lot of the time. that statement, i think, was true. as far as the scaramucci and the trump, a big whatever. i think that people are tired of the circus on both these guys. i know scaramucci, he's a nice cat, he's a pretty good guy, but i think as far as seeing all of this play out in the media, i agree with emerson. i mean, geez, i think people are just a big whatever. >> listen, that's a wrap for this segment. whatever, it was all good and i'll see you three again. thank you so much. >>> marching for gun control. rallies a

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and then i became president to make a very similar path of michael cohen. >> both michael and i were involved there was a situation with trump tower i own the unit when i was there we both got involved in that brought me closer. >>host: he was a friend of yours. >> i think we are all stunned that what happened. i think one day michael will deeply regret. i don't have any malice. i hope he uses that time wisely but make no mistake he is therefore his own crimes he divided banks, taxes he lied to congress to make he also facilitated payments to stormy daniels on behalf of the president. >> that was sec violations. >> i was not involved. i can't. i'm not trying to evade your questions i don't know anything about that stuff. i don't. beyond what i have read. >> by that point i was in palm beach for years. i left in the end of 2014 before the campaign and did not set foot in trump tower until after the election. not once. >>host: so you spent a lot of time there. so at the time just donald trump this is a huge issue their wind turbines he just likes to call them windmills why does he hate

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same thing happened with michael cohen. i think that if the attorney general, we are going to have equal justice under the law, there better be other issues here, or this is going to be a very dangerous tipping point for the country if hillary and comey get special treatment, but everybody else gets put in jail and prosecutor. that's a problem, john. >> yep. absolutely. he will be judged on the final product. >> sean: i suspect you are right. i suspect there is a calculation that there are bigger issues at play here that we don't know about yet. but we have been on the periphery of breaking. i know enough that there are a lot of other bigger issues about to come down. so, i am giving the benefit of the doubt knowing what i know. >> i do agree with you. the >> sean: on jim comey specifically. >> yeah. he signed the first pfizer. that's going to turn out to be a fraudulent or misleading fisa. there's a lot more to come. >> sean: day of reckoning for comey is definitely on the horizon. joining us now, more reaction is fox news

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as i said to michael cohen, to not ask a question in these difficult times of why did something happen to you. ask light happened for you. i believe this is a moment in our history that journalists's, will be the ones governmente doors of government and treat us to a new sense of normal. told youeaker pelosi that she plans to call back congress? i have not talked to her about it but i would fully support her if she did that. i think she is a phenomenal woman. really do. she is courageous. she is one of the few people i back can galvanize this congress to address the issues of the american people. is that hers conscience is in sync with her conduct everyday. her.ieve in and trust i think if you are looking for a signal of where we should be going, look to speaker pelosi. complex i don't want to spend too much time on gun violence but some things have been popping up. is making visits to date men el paso. he said his rhetoric brought people together. how would you size of the flex let me bey president, tothe be a controller and chief. it is so important. is what i want and what people ex

that looks like lying to congress, which is the last time i check and we can all check with michael cohenthat is a crime, isn't it? >> it is a crime. the entire situation surrounding bruce ohr and nellie ohr was concerning to me when i was at the department of justice. this is a key thing that mr. durham is looking at, how did the whole investigation start. i know mr. huber, u.s. attorney from utah is looking at the fisa abuse. i know the inspector general is looking at it. i hope we can get full transparency and all the answers to the questions, gregg, because i know that you and others have been asking the questions and really receiving unsatisfactory answers. there was no doubt that fusion g.p.s. was trying to get the false dossier and the information it contained to anyone who could launch an investigation or otherwise throw a wrench in the campaign in 2016. we have to make sure it never happens again. >> gregg: how is it possible that bruce ohr is still employed at the department of justice? this guy is required under federal regulation to disclose financial benefits he was receiving

i mean michael cohen said he did these kind of things all the time and suggested that might be a probleme third and this is where the counterintelligence point, the counterintelligence committee also wants this information because robert mueller all but confirmed counterintelligence investigation of the fbi, not that surprising, lots of reason to suspect there might be ongoing investigations of some form, deutsche bank is the bank that has been in bed with russia for a long time and it is one of the only banks that would lend money to donald trump. so if you want to understand whether or not russia has any leverage over donald trump, that is a good place to look. >> all right, so i feel like we have the perfect guest to answer that question for us. you've been looking at the relationship between donald trump and deutsche bank for the past 20 years. without giving away all of the reporting unless you want to give away the key nugget of what you found, tell us a little about this relationship. why has it become the focal point in this three-way nexus between russia, deutsche bank and donal

others here who have been guilty like michael cohen, they would go into a crime fraud fund and only totalout $130,000. in all, brooke, it does not look like the government will direct live recoup this near live $32 million. that is the final will price tag for the mueller investigation here that has wrapped costing taxpayers near live $32 million. brooke? >> thank y the same day as a positive jobs report, but how good is the economy really? we'll take a look next. (door bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, seriou

>> the trust, if irrevoc irre-- revocable it says it is not michael cohen anmoney my money .it was put in anger -- ir-revocable trust, a fancy way of saying i took my assets but if i forgot anything, when i die all that stuff i forgot pours in to that trust. a couple days before mr. epstein punched out his own ticket, he made himself asset-proof. kennedy: so lame. he must have seen the writing on the wall what lawsuit started piling up. that there were victims who were very believable, and some of them helped kind of put him away. 10 years ago when he had that horrible deal with acosta. but so many more young women have come forward, and said, he did the same thing to me. >> have you so many things going on, you have a notion of he probably was not being overly generous and had pangs of let me take care of my family. i'm not a psychiatrist, but i think he did not have a last minute, i think i'm going to hang myself today. it was probably not a coincidence. you have to make that disappear. kennedy: so, if he talked to his lawyers and created this will, was it a way for him to

do believe asi i said to michael cohen, to not ask a question in these difficult times of why did somethingappen to you. ask why they did it happen for you. i do believe that this is a moment in our history that be the ones who will open the door in government and bring us to a new sense of normal. [applause] jeff: has speaker pelosi told you said that she will call back to congress? rep. cummings: i have not talked to her about it. but i would totally support her if she did it. i think speaker pelosi is a phenomenal woman. i really do. [applause] jeff: she -- rep. cummings: she is courageous and she is one of the few people that i know of that can galvanize this congress to address the issues of the american people. is in sync with her conduct, every single day. , i trust her,er and i think if you are looking for signals as to where we should be going, look to speaker pelosi. [applause] i don't want to spend too much time on gun violence, but there are a couple of things that have been popping up in the questions. as you know, the president is making his visits to dayton and el paso. he sa

implicated in the commission of felonies according to the criminal information filed in court with michael cohen'slty plea. >> laura: that led to nothing. cohen is the only one who ended up in jail. prosecutors declined to go after trump's businesses. then, there was the beginning of the impeachment fantasy. here's larry o'donnell last year. >> we learned from the "washington post" 24 hours ago, trump has consulted his personal attorneys about the likelihood of impeachment proceedings. >> laura: one year later, impeachment still looks unlikely. giving his false reporting this week o'donnell hasn't learned his lesson. let's see what cnn was up to last year. here's don lemon. >> the president telling bloomberg news he views the mueller probe as an illegal investigation. is this president on edge right now? >> laura: i forgot the walls are closing in narr stiff. -- narrative. that's really, really fun. donald trump is paranoid in his office. and this was chris cuomo interviewing everyone's favorite tru trump foil. >> david pecker and all of the stuff. let's bring in the attorney for stormy daniels mi

that was in response to a tweet in which michael cohen, his former lawyer said he's capable of behaving kindly but he's not kind, he's capable of being loyal but he's fundamentally disloyal. would you agree what those two men are describing is what donald trump suffers from, he has a malignant narcissism and what you just described, is that what it is? >> absolutely. he has no ability to love people because it doesn't matter who they are or what they do. and he turns on them. and so the comment has said that he has no -- he can appear to be boil, but he's not loyal. that's true because he doesn't really care about other people. only if they love him, then he says he loves them. but of course he doesn't. >> there is an exception it seems to me. there is one exception to donald or somexes to the people that donald trump -- as you said he doesn't have the ability to love, but he keeps saying he fell in love with kim jong-un. he expresses great devotion to vladimir putin to the extent where it's almost eerie, that he seems absolutely devoted to putin as if he's almost like a father to him.

also, michael cohen, remember him? convicted of lying. paul manafort, convicted of lying.es, they are all facing jail and so is paul manafort. tonight, james comey seems to be getting a free pass, at least for now. however, the investigations into fines of views, the origins of the ones for ongoing. so while super patriot james comey appears to be dodging charges right now, i'm told by my sources tonight this is just a tip of what is a giant iceberg of corruption. here with a lot more, he broke the story, he is the executive price has the president of the hill, investigative reporter john solomon is with us. after your report last night, i did my own digging and i made a lot of phone calls and i said okay, so, if, in fact, they believe that he was going to be prosecuted, the attorney general has declined, i understand there is a real deeper reasons for it. that's what you are reporting tonight. >> yeah, listen pure there are two reasons. this isn't a very strong case if you're going to court and a jury in new york city or washington, d.c. it has some complexities to it tha

. >> initially michael cohen backed up that assertion.changed his testimony, swearing under oath that he was pursuing a moscow deal on behalf of donald trump during the 2016 campaign. >> mr. trump knew of and directed the trump-moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it. >> but there is another complex real estate deal involving the trump extended family you might not know about, one that has a brief mention in the mueller report. in 2007, two years before jared and ivanka were married, this building, 666 fifth avenue was bought by jared kushner's family. during the 2016 campaign and after the election when jared became a senior adviser to the president, the kushner company was seeking financing to pay off the $1.2 billion mortgage. >> you have never been up here? >> i have never been up here. it's quite the view. >> we're starting to piece all of this together at the very top of 30 rock with bloomberg report er who tracks the real estate empire of donald trump and his family. >> what's the deal with 666 fifth avenue in

let's see, paul manafort, michael cohen, papadopoulos -- you get in trouble when you lie to the fbi. outright fraud is a stain on what is the greatest law enforcement agency on this planet. our fbi. but committing fraud on a fisa court was just, well, one of the many ways obama's government espied on members of an opposition party during an election. we know at least three trump campaign officials were spied on by fbi sources. we also know that the fbi ordered an undercover operative to spy on george papadopoulos, and let's not forget the unprecedented level of unmasking and leaking raw intelligence, and abusive surveillance powers. how did samantha pat samantha powernt ever -- a u.n. ambassador. why is she unmasking 300 americans in 2016? she claimed she didn't. who did that? the question is coming down to this. what did obama, what didn joe, creepy, crazy, sleepy uncle joe no? what did loretta lynch know? what did rice know? wanted powers not? when did they know what? this question must now be asked by law enforcement. it is time for obama to be put under oath. here's why. accordin