well, michael cullen left court just a next? well, michael cullen left courtjust a short next? cullen left court just a short while next? well, michael cullen left courtjust a short while ago to cha nts courtjust a short while ago to chants of lock him up from a the new yorkers who had gathered outside the court. he has been sentenced today. pa rt court. he has been sentenced today. part of the plea agreement with prosecutors was that he would get a more lenient sentence than he would have got if it had gone to trial, for example, saving the government the expense of a trial. but the judge in the case, this is that michael cohen got very nervous and his boys started to break, he said he did not have the regard, he did not have to go by the plea agreement sentencing recommendation any could impose a maximum sentence of up to 65 years. what is crucial to point out is what michael cullen did not do today, he has not agreed to co—operate with prosecutors, that was not part of this plea bargain. —— michael cohen. there had been a lot of speculation beforehand that he would flip, as

he avoided those questions, he didn't talk about michael cullen or about paul ma nafort michael cullen did make mention of the allegations that have surrounded the allegations that have surrounded the whole question of this investigation. what he describes as the fake news media. there is much talk of impeachment, there is much talk of impeachment, there is much talk of impeachment, there is much talk of pardons, all kinds of things. that is a pressure on them to talk, isn't it? and the pressure will remain on paul manafort in particular. he faces another trial on separate charges here in washington next month and again, that has been bought by the special counsel, robert mueller and he has been trying to put pressure on paul ma nafort to been trying to put pressure on paul manafort to do what is often called flipping, incorporating with the special counsel as part of a plea deal. that would be important because paul manafort was one of the members of the trump team and was involved in the meeting. that of course is part of these questions. the special counsel, robert mueller, is inter

michael cullen is his former lawyer who says the president directed him to pay bush money to two womenchool age children have never been taken for a sight test by their parents — that's according to a survey by the association of optometrists, which says that children are developing permanent vision problems because they are not being examined early enough. the report reveals that more than half of parents surveyed assume their child will have a full eye test at primary school, heidi tomlinson reports. a sight check for 15—year—old eve. she has one good eye and one lazy eye. it is a condition called amblyopia, and affects around 3% of people. well done, let's have a look at the letters with your other eye. if it is not treated early, it can lead to permanent sight loss in the weaker eye. eve was diagnosed at seven. it's just a shock at how much difference there was. my right eye, i can see and it's clear, and everything is how it should be. but as soon as they cover it up, everything is blurry. it's quite scary, because i can't see out of this eye. it made me feel like a terrible paren

presented by thomas eighty to my previous ace dr michael cullen of parliament at the signing of terms of negotiation in july two thousand and eight tama eighty said at the time that it would assist on negotiations i want to thank tama iti the quaker did its job it's been in my office for almost six years ago she ations have concluded and it gives me very very great pleasure to return the star only to you. well. ground forces warring with east coast madi arrived in waikiki more on a attacking two point people defending their lens take a pounding. at least twenty five of your people were killed and executed and no one was punished for the crime. and eighteen sixty six the crown used scorched earth tactics destroying. and taking your food stores to make life there simply impossible. there was summary execution of prisoners and the killing of noncombatants. at least twelve percent of the population died as a direct or indirect result of the crumbs come back. to the way of to oil. to the to. the descendants the hop of the funnel the crown makes the following long overdue apology. the crown

former lawyer michael cullen pleads guilty to a hush money speen to influence the twenty six people watch of and campaign manager paul metaphor is convicted for financial crimes will have a look at the implications for the white house also coming up on the show. these are some of the thousands of african migrants now at the border between.

president's closest associates are looking at the possibility of a lengthy jails or comes former lawyer michael cullen pleads guilty to a hush money scheme to influence the twenty sixteen election and campaign manager paul madoff or is convicted for financial costs we'll have a look at the implications for the white house. also coming up the height of desperation along one of europe's two land borders with africa to dump.

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michael cullen confirming that the president broke the law in seeking to silence these two women, ofself in the campaign. we are seeing that growing sense that there isa seeing that growing sense that there is a problem at the top and the people he has surrounded himself with are going to jail for things that ordinary americans, even those who support from, take a second look and think this person wanted to buy the silence of women that the president had affairs with. this guy tried to hide money that was being paid for him in cash by the ukrainian government. all of these things are adding up in a way that is very damaging to republicans and i think the president is going to be an increasing anchor on the opportunities to take off and try to turn this election season around. opportunities to take off and try to turn this election season aroundm is worth being specific about that list, convictions and guilty pleas from his former campaign manager, his former personal lawyer, his former national security adviser and his formerforeign former national security adviser and his former for

absolutely, babita, and it comes down to one man, michael cullen.ump's fixer and now the man who said he would take a bullet for the president appears to be singing likea for the president appears to be singing like a canary —— cohen. he said he would give evidence if necessary to robert mueller, the special counsel's investigation into alleged russian collusion in the 2016 residential election. he has also been subpoenaed by the new york state authorities to give evidence in their case against the trump foundation, which was a charitable organisation that they believe misappropriated campaign finance funding. mrcohen is misappropriated campaign finance funding. mr cohen is also thought to have knowledge about computer hacking in the run—up to the 2016 election and also to the infamous meeting at trump tower in which a russian lawyer promised to dig the dirt on president trump's rival at the time, hillary clinton. so very interesting times. we just have to wait and see. but what a turn for the books. the man who pledged his loyalty to donald trump o

that has been developing in new york and in virginia president trump's former personal lawyer michael cullenid in court under oath that the candidate directed him to commit the crimes with the printable purpose of influencing an election. the judge said he could impose a system —— a sentence up to 65 years of. paul manafort, the man who chaired the campaign team, was found guilty of tax and bank fraud. those charges do not relate to his role as key strategist for his 16 campaign. more on that and all the news any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello. well, in the last few days it's been pretty warm across the uk, with temperatures in the high 20s across the south. we've got another fine day on the way on wednesday across central and southern areas of the uk. you'll probably see scenes like this from tuesday, lovely weather there around the docklands in london. but there is change on the way. this weather front will cool things off over the next few days, but initially, the cooler air will be reaching scotland and northern ireland. but ahead of it, we still have warm air com

quite dismissive and defiant, who seem to be on the defensive, trying to distance himself from michael cullenicult to distance himself from those payments that we re himself from those payments that were made, to try and stop two women talking about their alleged affairs with donald trump head of the election. in court michael cohen specifically is said that those payments were arranged at the orders of the president himself in order to influence the election. he is trying to avoid the suggestion that they came from campaign finance funds, he is trying to say that they came from his own pockets but you get a sense ofa man his own pockets but you get a sense of a man who has been damaged by these revelations and of course he also mentioned in his interview and a nswered also mentioned in his interview and answered questions about the possibility of impeachment. the fact he is even answering those questions is something itself. there has been some talk since the convictions of whether there could be a pardon. analysts said that could be very high stakes. what is being said in washington today a

presented by thomas eighty to my previous dr michael cullen at parliament at the signing of terms of negotiation in july two thousand and eight tama a.t.c. at the time that it would assist on negotiations i want to thank tama iti the quaker did its job it's been in my office for almost six years ago she ations have concluded and it gives me very very great pleasure to return the star only to you. ground forces warring with east coast madi arrived and why carry more attacking to point people defending their lens or to take a pounding. at least twenty five of your people were killed and executed and no one was punished for the crime. in eighteen sixty six the crown used scorched earth tactics destroying. and taking your food stores to make life there simply impossible. there was summary execution of prisoners and the killing of noncombatants. at least twelve percent of the population died as a direct or indirect result of the crumbs. to the way of to oil. to the to. the descendants the hop of. the funnel the crown makes the following long overdue apology. the crown unreservedly apologi

donald trump's comments he actually made these on us television a few hours ago regarding the michael cullen time and this is what he told fox news of the payments did they come out of the campaign that didn't come out of the campaign they came for me my first question when i heard about it was did they come out of the campaign because that could be a little dicey but they didn't come out of the campaign and that's big but they weren't that's not it's not even a campaign violation. we're going to talk to sam nunn brag about this who is a former trump campaign adviser now working with steve bannon joining us from new york nice to have you with us the the problem with what donald trump is saying in that interview there. goes back to april fifth when he was on air force one and he said no i don't know anything about these payments and you'll have to ask michael cohen my attorney. hasn't the president just revealed that he's an ally here. well when the president was asked about that on air force one it's in particular what he was saying was i didn't know at the time in other words he was saying

lyndon johnson dropping out, and that was because his nomination was opposed. >> our guest is michael cullenere in washington. joining us from west palm beach, for, as kathleen johnson, the oldest daughter to senator robert f kennedy. >> these programs are from our c-span series, 1968, america in turmoil. you can see all of today's programs tonight at 8 pm. you can also listen to the programs as a podcast on spot of fire, or much any time on cspan.org. watch 1968, america in turmoil, into next week. friday, we look at the rise of conservative politics in 1968. saturday night at 8 pm eastern, women's rights in 1968. and our series, america in turmoil continues next week, while congress continues its break. >> cspan, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, cspan was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public- policy events in washington dc and around the country. cspan is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider.

presented by thomas eighty to my previous ace dr michael cullen of parliament at the signing of terms of negotiation in july two thousand and eight tama e.t.c at the time that it would assist on the go she ations i want to thank tom eighty the did its job it's been in my office for almost six years ago she ations have concluded and it gives me very very great pleasure to return the stuff. well. ground forces warring with east coast madi arrived and why carry more on a attacking two point people defending their lens to take a pounding. at least twenty five of your people were killed and executed and no one was punished for the crime. an eighteen sixty six the crown used scorched earth tactics destroying. and taking your food stores to make life there simply impossible. there was summary execution of prisoners and the killing of noncombatants. at least twelve percent of the population died as a direct or indirect result of the crumbs come back. to the way of two boy. to the. the descendants the hop of the funnel the crown makes the following long overdue apology. the crown unreservedly

he could not be certain about what he told "the new york post" as an unidentified source, that michael cullen prepared to testify that donald trump had advance knowledge of that june june 26 meeting, 2016 meeting that you referred to. when we saw this report we also went to lanny davis and said you were also a source for us, and we would like you to know that and report that, so that's something we could have reported a month ago with some degree of confidence but it no longer has some ideas behind it. >> molly: he has a long history of working with democrats and the clintons in this particular story was one democrats were salivating for. michael cohen is under the gun and maybe will spill some dirt leading to the evidence of collusion. so why trust lanny davis? >> lanny davis is someone who has been along to washington for some time, he's a lawyer and he was a lawyer for michael cohen. so when we at "the washington post" and other news organizations were trying to confirm the broadcast report that michael: had advance knowledge about -- the president had advance knowledge of this meeting in

somebody close to the president, we are hearing reports there could be fraud charges against michael cullen$20 million of loans. the president has worked with him for a decade. how big of a blow could this be if this comes through? seth: anything that brings cohen close it cooperating, bringing him into the folder robert mueller could be very damaging to the president. there seems to be a disconnect here as to why cohen, if he is not already cooperating, why he is not cooperating at this point. it may be the case that mr. gates and mr. flynn, who got sweetheart deals from the robert mueller team. as i understand, they are probation eligible, great deals for those individuals. maybe cohen is looking for a similar get out of jail free card. teamaybe robert mueller's is not ready to give him those benefits. maybe that is the disconnect. it also may be prosecutors are trying to hammer home to cohen, we have you on all sorts of various charges and is so you better be truthful with us. you better cooperate fully. there is some disconnect going on that we are not privy to as to why he is not in th

insisted he did nothing wrong in hush money paid to two women who trashed his former attorney michael cullenor flipping on him. >> it's >> president trump: he'g to get ten years in jail but you can say something bad about donald trump and he'll go down to two years which is the deal he made, in all fairness to him, most people are going to do tha that. >> sources tell fox news it wasn't just cohen who testified about president trump, prosecutors granted immunity to american media ceo david packer to learn about his involvement to payments to karen mcdougall mcdougall. talks swirling at washington about possible impeachment, the president would warn it would risk the economic gains in the last 22 months. if >> president trump: i the markets would crash. >> rudy giuliani went even further. >> you can only impeach them for political reasons and the american people would revolt against that. >> according to alan dershowitz, there is nothing to impeach the president four. >> candidate trump could have announced on funding my own campaign, and putting a billion of my dollars into the campaign and

he was the lead prosecutor against michael cullen. i believe we still have bret baier. i'm sorry that we interrupted you twice. from the message from the lawyers. this is one for the record books. i will let you comment on what you heard there from that. we are a nation of laws and they follow the case to its logical conclusion. >> the tax fraud, the case fraud, none of which had to do with president trump, candidate trunk, his ties to candidate trunk, or donald j. trump, in general. the campaign finance violation, because of the way he phrased it that he was directed by the candidate to do that, and submitted that money to be repaid by the trump organization, that is a direct liability. i can already see the battle lines being drawn here legally. i just got an email saying that the fact that he pays guilty does not mean that this went to trial. we have people like former chairman bradley smith saying that that payment is not a violation, which is what rudy giuliani was saying in his interview earlier. that, you can already begin to see the trump lawyers, and others mak

investigation is more problematic at this time from what has been reported that we know, remember, michael culleninance law violations —— campaignfinance poor finance law violations —— campaign finance law violations, thatis campaign finance law violations, that is a huge deal, you cannot overstate the significance of mailing the sitting president in your allocation, that's what it's called. interestingly, the southern district did not name the president in the charging document nor did it charge conspiracy, so i don't think it's likely that the southern district will indict trump but it seems that they may have evidence pointing to him committing a crime. i know american justice works very differently over there to what we have over here, sitting here, i'm wondering if all manafort can have a fair trial. interesting question. his lawyers have declined to ways, they have the option of moving forward with a trial, a lot of people asking why he's having two trials, they chose not to ways venue and had part of case be tried in dc and had part of case be tried in dc and the other part tried in the ea

now michael cullen's lawyer randy davis is revealing that he was one of the sources for the story anding "the washington post" "i should have more clear including with you that i could not independently confirm what happen. i regret my error. so what does this mean? fox news media analyst and host of media buzz. so the network says that "we stand by her story and we are confident in our reporting of it. is this just a sense of confusion or is it something much more serious and deeper here? >> it's a pretty serious matter. cnn is hanging out there with a story about a major acquisition but michael cohen supposedly allegedly ostensibly it is prepared to make against president trump for about advance knowledge of that trump tower meeting when its own source or one of them as you say lanny davis, michael collins lawyer said is not true. i just got off the phone with lanny davis who have dealt with 25 years and has always been a straight shooter with me and is owning up to an ever hear. he says he made a mistake which he regrets and unintentionally misleading cnn. here's his quote. i shoul

michael cullen will appear at today.m. he struck a deal where he will plead guilty to multiple counts of violations, tax fraud, and bank fraud. the deal would include jail time and a substantial monetary fine. here to help us make sense of these different headlines is greg, who covers legal matters, complex ones. what kind of information will we get at 4:00 one michael pup -- michael cohen shows up at the manhattan courthouse? >> headline will be the new plea deal, he is pleading guilty, but we have no reason to believe that there is any cooperation agreement. it does not mean that down the road he might not start quite ready more but i do not think we deald expect this is a where he will sing for soft -- for supper. there is a massive amount of evidence on him. he conducted a raid of the office, they had a strong reason to believe he had violated state and federal law and he had nowhere to go and they got him. bea think the area that will of most interest and most talked about is the campaign-finance violations. potential

yes, that also applies to michael cullen, he directly into katie president trump in crimes, he said,ing that will linger on and we will see how much legaljeopardy will linger on and we will see how much legal jeopardy there will linger on and we will see how much legaljeopardy there is but there will be little fallout from this as well. michael cole and's lawyer asked the question, if the questions are —— payments are a crime for michael cohen then why aren't they a crime for donald trump? —— michael cohen. now, is it likely that michael cohen will cooperate with the second fbi enquiry into whether russia colluded in the election. yes, and this is what they will dangle in front of michael cohen and paul manafort, these people were based at the centre of the trump organisation and the trump campaign, they know everything donald trump was up to, thatis everything donald trump was up to, that is why they are very significant witnesses. if we zoom out, let's remember, now we have a guilty plea from the president's lawyer, a conviction of the campaign chairman, a guilty plea from the pers

michael. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> we have so many great stories about kids this morning so how about one more, you guys. let's meet little cullenst 22 weeks but he's doing well now. his mom molly said she had to go to build a bear to find a cap and gown to fit him. cullin the size of a coke bottle when he was born, but now he is nearly 6 pounds, headed home and so great to see that graduation celebration, cute little baby. >> this was a miracle because doctors didn't think he would survive. so we are all so happy he is headed home. >> big smile right now. >>> inside the competitive world of e-sports. the high stakes competition and high pressure. what parents need to know. >>> the big "dancing with the stars" announcement. who is joining val in the ballroom? that reveal is just ahead. lara? >> hi guys. so we'll help you this morning get support savvy if you will. so many options at the grocery store. today we're asking which milk is best for you. we'll break that down. yeah, i know. it's big. we've got a great audience. we've got a great show coming up. "gma" will be right back. "gma" will be right back. ♪ you're a nincompoop!

cullen she has reigned supreme and will always be held in the highest firmament of stars as an exceptional vocalist performer and recording artist the world has ever been privileged to witness. annie lengths. michael this afternoon. time for a look at the weather. i want to show you the pressure chart from what we expect this weekend, high—pressure on saturday so it looks like it will be the better day of the two. this feature contains the remnants of subtropical ernesto out in the atlantic for five days ago and the remnants will mix with this area of low pressure and potentially bring a wet, warm and windy dates are a bit of uncertainty as to where the rain will be so will have to wait and see. this is the headline chart i did for saturday that tells you it will be the better day for most of us throughout the first half of the weekend, and then there is the rain to watch out for on sunday. it could be quite heavy as well. it was pouring into the south this morning. has the summer gone? no, could be dry and brighterfor much of england and wales next week, high—pressure moving into after this system high—pressure moving into after this syste m o n high—pressure moving into after this system on sund