aviation analyst michael daniel, thank _ plans. aviation analyst michael daniel, thank you _ plans., thank you very - plans. aviation analyst michael daniel, thank you very much i plans. aviation analyst michael| daniel, thank you very much for sharing your perspective, appreciated. you're welcome. ukraine has suffered its heaviest bombardment by russian forces in several weeks, with more than 100 missiles fired into the east of the country. at least 30 people were killed and many more injured when a residential block was bombed in the city of dnipro. there's also been more heavy shelling around the towns of soledar and bakhmut in the east. our correspondent andrew harding has this report. this was last night — yet another ukrainian apartment block devoured by a huge russian missile. this morning, rescue workers in the city of dnipro were still bringing out a few more survivors. a young woman, katerina, lifted carefully from the ruins and out into the freezing daylight. she and her neighbours are victims of a brutal and blundering russian campaign that shows no signs of easing. furt

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daniel. of course, her boyfriend was at the top of the list. >> i said, hey, john michael, have you heard froml. she has been missing since last night. >> he said, no, he hadn't seen danielle in days. and what's more, he said that they had broken up. the split was news to daniels and, but she wasn't entirely surprised. these two had broken up before. the last time, just a few months earlier. >> she mentioned something about him talking to another girl. and he wasn't giving her as much attention anymore. she didn't like that. -- >> she said yes, we're about to go, fun. >> she also called danielle's school, they reported that danielle had skipped school the day she went missing. >> totally out of character, what was up that. then a light bulb moment for her. >> the day before everything kind of happened. i'm pulling into the driveway, and the sun is almost down, and she is running across the driveway, and she's kind of out of breath, and laughing. and i'm like, i'm like -- where you coming from -- where you coming from? >> oh, just, there's this creek back in the neighborhood that some kids are

michael cohen suggested that there's still an active line of questioning, of pursuing the facts around the stormy daniels hush money payments for which michael cohen went to jail but individual figured prominently. this wasn't at the time, this was the height of the muller probe when you were a key prosecutor in that office. i know it working on the manafort case and preparing for trial at that point. what can you tell us about the evidence that exists of trump's criminality in that case? >> well, i do think that one thing i would do is maybe expand the lens a little bit because manhattan is clearly looking at this sort of campaign fraud that michael cohen was at the center of. in other words, that he was paying off stormy daniels and it was being couched as legal payments, which of course it wasn't. and this was actually to keep her quiet so it didn't actually spring out just before the election, but the manhattan district attorney's office was also looking at a wide range of financial fraud, and this is where there is a little bit of an intersection between what you just started with potentially and wh

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accompanying them are eric rosen, executive director the strong cities network, and michael duffin and daniel rosetti of the state department. we are especially pleased to be joined by our good friend, melanie, to field operations officer of the american jewish committee, waving over there in the corner. i was blessed to be a part of a delegation with melanie and israel last year -- in israel last year. the conference partner on mayors united against anti-semitism and over 700 u.s. mayors have joined this effort. and finally ryan grier and several other stuff with whom we worked with our here with us as well. now it is my honor to introduce michael moderator today, the san antonio mayor, ron nuremberg. mayor nuremberg has been diligently working on these issues for the conference for several years. we are grateful for that. the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. and it's mayor nuremberg, not the mayor of nuremberg. [laughter] this session is being cosponsored by the center as you heard, the mayors and business leaders center for compassionate and equitable cities was created in august of

guilty plea documents said that donald trump paid $130,000 to michael cohen so that they could provide cover for this payment to stormy daniels. it was referred to as legal fees. in fact, it was hush money. that is the theory of michael cohen at the least. that is a violation potentially of new york law that makes it a crime to falsify business records. that is a misdemeanor, but it is also a felony if the person falsified the records for the purpose of concealing another crime. and in this instance there could be a crime under campaign finance laws of trying to conceal that payment because it would be damaging to him as a politician. so if that's the case, that would be a four-year felony which would certainly be far more substantial than a misdemeanor. >> so that would be -- this is the latest, of course, of a series of legal worries, shall we say, that face the former president. but this is one that's been percolating throughout his time in office, always kind of hovering around the background. there was belief a few years ago the manhattan d.a. was not going to pursue this. are you surprised to hear this investigation is

on the one hand, let's start with alvin bragg calling michael cohen into testify about stormy danielst surprise you that the dust is being blown off of that investigation, given how many other seemingly high priority targets are on the deck as far as investigations and potential indictments? >> if we remember the history there without office, they have this full blown investigation into trump that ended with a prosecutor leaving because the prosecutor really wanted to bring the case, and real angsty about in the office, that they were not going to go forward after doing all of this work. now, here they are all of this time later, bringing michael cohen back in. and it is hard to believe that they are bringing cohen back in just to sort of kick the tires. they probably have a pretty good idea of what michael cohen knows, and they are trying to use him in some sort of way to build something. it is that he is a very high-profile target. whenever he goes, and it brings attention to the investigation. something that prosecutors usually do not want. sometimes they do want that public attent

you paid off, you have made me hold on that, you can pay off this one. >> and, michael cohen then the. he paid stormy daniels and $30, 000, to keep her story quiet before the election. and then, in mr. cohen's case, the trump organization, trump's family business, we embrace mr. cohen for that expense from company funds. and what i've just described is a crime. those payoffs to those women, for the benefit of the trump political campaign. they were campaign expenditures, and therefore i had to be declared as such, and they were subject campaign expenditure, or campaign legal limits. but that's not how they were handled. and you know, the national enquirer, for this part, they pretended there are hundred 50,000 dollar expenditure was for hiring this woman, for fitness columns or something, it is really just a pair of to keep that story to the news, to help get trump's campaign. michael cohen expenditure, i was actually declared in the trump organization's books, as payments for illegal expenses. i'm pena point star hundred $30, 000, and on top of a alleged affair during a presidential campaign, as a lot of th

and michael cohen then did. he paid stormy daniels $130,000 to keep her story quiet before theor election. and then in mr. cohen's case the trump organization, trump's family business reimbursed mr. cohen for that expense from companyr. funds. and what i've just described is a crime. those payoffs to those women were for the benefit of the trumphe political campaign. they were campaign expenditures and therefore had to be declared as such. they were subject to campaign donation legal limits, but that's not how they were handled. and, you know, the national an enquirer for that pair they pretended their $150,000 expenditure was for, you know, hiring thise woman for fitness columns or something when it wag really just to pay her off to keep that story out of the news to help trump's campaign. the michael cohen expenditure wasl declared on trump's bookss payments for legal expenses. and paying$130$,000 to not talk about your alleged affair during a presidential campaign that is ag lot of things, but the practice of law it is not. so they

funneled the $130,000 from donald trump, through michael cohen, through the campaign, over to david pecker and "the national inquirer" to pay off stormy daniels by her story and not publish it, so it'd go away around the time of the election in 2016. >> right. trump then reimbursed michael cohen for $130,000 but never said as to what. he's denied having this affair in the first place. great to see you. this has been such a source of frustration, that there has not been a charge connected to donald trump. he was individual one all along when cohen was indicted and convicted. to the point, it was eluded to earlier, two prosecutors walked off the job because of it. what changed? more than that, what is the prosecutors' sense now that it's actually happening? >> well, you know, i think -- i mean, i think you should interview them. but, you know, i think that this is a simpler case than the earlier case. you know, i would imagine those prosecutors, you know, who worked hard to try and put together a case would like to see donald trump held accountable, you know, regardless of who is sort of running the show. but, you know, i think there's a lot of

okay, so, generally speaking, michael, you went to jail because of the stormy daniels hush money payments money was what launched the dea's investigation in 2018, persecutor shifted to a broader probe into trump's business practices. do you have any sense of what led them back to this? i mean, what kind of threat are they trying to follow now? why did they put a hold on it before? >> that is a great question and that's actually a question that should be directed to mark pomerantz, carry done, or to alvin bragg. remember that the dea had come to otisville, where i was incarcerated three times. my understanding was that they were going to be proceeding forward with this matter, for whatever the reason might be. and i don't know the answer to it. they elected to hold off, yet there i was again back before the district attorney's office talking about the same topic. amongst other things. >> is there a statute of limitations on something like this? did that play into it, potentially? >> clearly, the district attorney is fully knowledgeable about the statute of limitations on any case and due t

charging document against michael cohen that was riddled with references to this mysterious figure, executive one, at the heart of an elaborate scheme to pay hush money to stormy daniels and reimburse michael cohen. executive one was alan weisselberg. there would have been no stormy daniels hush money scheme without allen weisselberg. >> in the office with me was allen weisselberg, the chief financial officer of the trump organization. he acknowledged that he was going to pay the 130 how, and that he and i should go back to his office and figure out how to do it. the bottom signature, i believe, is allen weisselberg. >> can you suggest who we should talk to for additional information? david becker, barry howard, allen weisselberg. >> can anyone corroborate what you have shared with us? >> absolutely. >> and that is? >> keith davidson, allen weisselberg, president trump. >> i just want the american public to understand the explosive nature of your testimony on this document. are you telling us, mr. cohen, that the president directed transactions in conspiracy with allen weisselberg and his son, donald trump jr., as part of a criminal experience of financial fraud, is t

daniels, during his first presidential campaign. nbc news has confirmed that the grand jury has been convened for this. but former trump lawyer michael, who went to prison for his role in the hush money payments, is now playing witness in this latest case. >> donald will ultimately be held accountable for the stormy daniels payment. this investigation, that was to be brought by alvin bragg's office, previously cy vance junior, is the most detrimental to him, is freedom, his livelihood, his business, et cetera, because it's the easiest to proof. the checks are the checks. we know a lot. there is recordings. the first three months payment was made by donald trump. and i think those to the house oversight committee who posted them and so on. and so, he's not in the same position, where he can deny or lie the way that he will he will in some of the other matters. >> meanwhile, the current president is focusing on his agenda how he's going to sell it in the next week's state of the union. this, week he's going to highlight projects that will benefit from the trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure law that he signed back in 2021. he's a

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let me play part of michael cohen just yesterday. >> let's also not forget that stormy daniels is notonly one. there's also karen mcdougal. another claim that i pled guilty to that i had limited to no involvement in. that was all david pecker, ami and th "national enquirer." it may not have been properly disclosed in his tax forms that he somehow believed that you can take this as a deduction. >> michael cohen, the prosecutor could think, is not the best witness against the former president of the united states in a highly politicized environment. >> slightly compromised, i would say so. as andrew pointed out, there appears to be some life there in this stormy daniels case. it's been going on for seven years, as you noted. i think as ashley would probably agree with me, having covered donald trump since 2015 when he launched his campaign, predicting his demise in any sense, whether legally or politically, is a pretty perilous thing to do. he survived two impeachments and numerous lawsuits at the state and local level. some still proceeding against him. that's not to say this georgia c

daniels. we're following the story. what did michael say when he went in? >> we have video, you played it of michael walking into the manhattan district attorney's office. cohen said he could not comment on what the topics they would be discussing would be. but he might have more to say when he is leaving. but this is the first time cohen has been in since this investigation has been led by the manhattan district attorney. he previously been in to meet with investigators 13 times over the previous years. the trump organization and the financial statements, now sources tell me that the investigators have refocused back to the hush money payments. of course, michael cohen, central to that. he helps facilitate those payments, those are the payment that's were made to stormy daniels so she wouldn't go public with an alleged affair with president trump just before the 2016 election. trump denied that affair. now another source tells me that prosecutors have reached out in recent weeks to another attorney who was involved. he represented stormy daniels in the hus

on the one hand, let's start with alvin brag calling michael cohen in to testify about stormy danielses it surprise that you the dust is being blown off that investigation given how many other seeming lie high priority targets that are on the deck as far as investigations and potential indictments? >> if you remember the history with that office, they had the full blown investigation into trump that ended with a prosecutor leaving because the prosecutor really wanted to bring the case. and angst about they weren't going to go forward after doing all this work. now here they are all this time later bringing michael cohen back in it's hard to believe they're bringing him in just to kick the tires. they have a good idea of what he knows and they're trying to use him in some sort of way to build something. he's a very high profile target. he brings attention to the investigation when he goes in. something that prosecutors usually don't want. sometimes they do want that public attention. but they brought and it brings a level of activity of the stormy daniels payment. >> you're suggesting,

tandanie in 2016 in order to cover up an alleged affair if you recall, michael cohen pled gilluilty in 2018 to makin the payments to daniels. >> donald will ultimately be held accountable for this stormy daniel payment the checks are the checks. we know a lot. there's recordings the first three months payment was made by donald trump and i gave those to the house oversight committee who posted them and so on and so he's not in the same position where he can deny or lie the way that he will in some of the other matters >> reporter: and mr. trump took to truth social on monday denying the alleged affair and attacking manhattan district attorney alvin bragg there also might be movement into the two-yearlong case about his attempt to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. they said that decisions were imminent mr. trump similarly responded on truth social to this case, suggesting that willis focus instead on crime in atlanta. in addition, the former president is also dishing out his own lawsuits on monday, mr. trump sued journalist bob woodward and his publisher, simon and shuster for $50 million. mr. trump claims in the suit

switch parties focus on florida as the app -- and the former trump fixer michael cohen meets facilitators, as the stormy danielsney investigation and there's a new dangerous phase for donald trump. also to night, a series of political motivated shootings in arizona show us how the big lies is fueling a new era of political violence in america. in your time sophistication and how the restaurant lobby is using worker fees to keep the minimum wage down. i'll speak to a reporter and activists behind that story. this is american voices. a weekend of protests over abortion access is once again shining a light over the battle of productive rights. it is a battle likely to shape american politics for years to come, and will be a key issue as would begin to talk about 2020. for tomorrow, vice president kamala harris will mark the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade in florida. this is the first anniversary of the 1973 ruling since the supreme court reversed it. harris is expected to lay out of the white house plans to fight new restrictions at the state level, and there is a reason the white house is focusing on florida, th

michael cohen, remember him? pleaded guilty, went to prison for among other things, hush money payments to stormy daniels. the story. tonight, it looks like the guy that michael cohen did it for might finally face some legal consequences for that crime. that is next. i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. what's up, little bro? turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- go with the general. >> so, as promised we got a major update today in one of the many, of the countless investigations into the ex president. now, the case -- new york times reports that the manhattan district attorney's office has now begun, quote, presenting evidence to a grand jury about donald trump's role in paying hush money to a porn star during his 2016 presidential campaign, laying the groundwork for potential criminal charges against the former president in the coming months. this is a surprising development, after so many twists and turns, in what is the

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to a grand jury about hush-money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels during the 2015 presidential election. michael served three years in prison for charges for those payments. the development signals that dallas cowboys attorney alvin bragg is nearing a decision about whether to potentially charge trump. here is what he told us on "cnn this morning" just last month. is that correct? that you are looking to jump start that criminal inquiry? >> i take issue with the word jump start. >> it's the times' word, not ours. >> we have been working with rigor throughout the year and you are going to be maybe displeased with the answer because we have not confirmed or denied. as you said, that's the times' reporting. we are working on a number of pieces and perspectives with this. this is an important chapter, but there are a lot of tentacles, if you will, we are following the facts where they go. >> to "the new york times" you said and also in other interviews this was just a chapter and people shouldn't read ahead in the book. >> i wonder what that means. that sort of looks like people are saying -- like y

daniel? >> well, it was really unfortunate that chief michael moore does not have the guts to stand up for hiswn cops and with the thin blue line flag actually symbolizes which is service and sacrifice. you just said that the 300 across the country, more than 300 officers have been shot this year and more and more officers are facing violence every single day. the flag is a symbol of unity of integrity, justice, and it really means something to the officers who are serving. when the chief says a complaint, gave himhim the empidus to destroy that flag meant to officers. i receive a plethora of complaints from cops reaching out because of my communication with them which happens every single day. it was really upsetting to their moral and i can tell you this. it also plays a role in the emotional mental health of these officers. >> here is the thing, you talk ab ababout low morale and this e "l.a. times" reported. lapd officials drawn up a plan calling for as many as 200 retired officers to be rehired. they are begging officers to come back in, randy, because nobody wants to be a cop because the

business record, that is claiming that the payments were simply legal fees to michael cohen, that effect was hush money for stormy daniels, it could be a violation of campaign finance laws. if it was an effort to assist's campaign it came shortly before the 2016 election certainly if that had been disclosed the public, it would've been harmful to the campaign, you have to show that was the purpose for, it and that he violated a law, which could be -- as opposed to a misdemeanor offense. >> a four year felony when it would make it pretty hard to run for president let's change topics, it's like whether republican investigation into those -- the justice department is not giving jim jordan what he wants, can they do that? >> yes, and jim jordan you asked for information, the congress typically does not get, you have to have scathing judiciary committee some extra powers, they believe this year with the resolution, creating the weaponization subcommittee of the judiciary. which is the right of ongoing investigations. but of course congress can give itself also some powers, and it doesn't mean the doses department has to liste

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american, citizen also had major business ties to michael cohen, -- now made several payments in 2017, to ascend that account that cohen used to pay danielson trust behalf. joining us now is isaac stanley becker, political investigations reporter for the washington post, and a reporter on this story. and so many questions i have about what we know and don't know, do we know what his name is? is it george santos, or georgia boulder? >> certainly gone by a number of different, names and it fits with the mystery surrounding his background, and his biography. we know that of is his ex family, name santos is a name that he began using when he got into politics. and some of the video footage we obtained for the story, he's describing to his colleagues about how he likes to use devolved or for, business and sandals from politics. part of his efforts to give these two distinct, obviously ended up not being successful in keeping these two areas, if his life is a separate. >> another things income, we haven't seen any tax of friends from george santos. oh you know his income is what he is fifth on, matt wright? mr. >> we have a lot of questions abo

daniels. >> it could give more information, and one of the witnesses they need is michael cohen, and we alldone jail time and could be painted to the jury as a witness who has an axe to grind against donald trump, and of course the fact that he has been convicted of a crime doesn't necessarily have, in addition to that motive, to not be truthful. the greatest issue is credibility to begin with. this new witness from "the enquirer" could be objective and potentially able to establish their case and move a jury closer to a reasonable doubt, and that's why they chose to move forward after all of this time. >> thank you both. >>> coming up, the white house announces a major shift in the federal government's covid response three years into the pandemic. what the change means for states and hospitals. >>> first, the involuntary manslaughter charges against alec baldwin and the "rust" movie armor, the steps in that legal fight ahead. (vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (woman) it's a perfect fit for my small business. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions

daniels before the 2016 presidential election. they believe trump paid $130,000 in legal fees to michael cohen. then gave the money to daniel's legal analysts say if can conviction does happen in a case like this serving prison time is rare. today's the first day of a two day session for the federal reserve. economists expect the board to raise interest rates again by a quarter percentage point that would make it the eighth rate hikes since last march. fed chairman jerome powell has emphasized reducing inflation will be a long process time now. 5 48 pilots for jetblue airlines will see an increase in their paycheck pile is just approved a two year contract extension it includes 21.5% pay raises over the next 18 months. the airline downed pilots association representing more than 4600. jetblue pilots, says 75% of their members approved that deal. that pushes the average pay of a pilot for jetblue to $192 an hour deal comes with the pilot to trying to get better pay and better schedules after a post pandemic surge and travel, ford is cutting prices on its 2023 mustang, margie electric suv, and tho

. >>> the stormy daniels hush money payments are back in the news today. michael cohen was behind closed doors with the manhattan district attorney. what we know about where this next chapter might be heading. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. >>> one of the more alarming aspects of all of this, this current climate of a rise in political violence and a rise in violent rhetoric is that the problem is getting worse, not better. some of the people who disseminate the most vitriolic things are being elevated, not castaway. today we learned house republicans assigned marjorie taylor greene and paul gsar to serve on committees. democrats censured gosar for posting online a video that pictured him killing congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez. now he's back on a committee. so is marjorie taylor greene, who got thrown out of her committee assignments for spreading dangerous and racist conspiracy theories on social media. we're back with garrett haake, frank figliuzzifigliuzzi, eddie

daniels, the adult film star, to stop her from going public with allegations that she had an affair with former president donald trump just before the 2016 presidential campaign. sources previously told us michael cohen had gone in two weeks ago to meet with the manhattan district attorney's office. he had not met with them in more than a year. they also reached out to the attorney for stormy daniels saying they may want to speak with him again, so we're starting to see the pace of this investigation really kind of restarting, kicking into a new gear this year. all after the d.a.'s office won a conviction of the trump organization entity last year for tax crimes. >> all the money would be the question there. kara scannell, appreciate the update. >>> this coming as donald trump is road testing his 2024 pitch and promising to prove wrong most who say republican voters will be ready to move on. two events, his first campaign travel since his announcement two months ago. the former president seemed determined to rebut republicans who want new blood atop the ticket. >> this campaign will be about the future. this campaign will be about issues. joe biden has put america on the fast track to ruin and

daniels during the 2016 presidential race. that's according to "the new york times." trump's former attorney, michaelohen pleaded guilty to finance charges related to the payments cohen facilitated while working for then candidate trump. let's bring in cnn correspondent kara scannell. we thought the hush money payment wasn't going anywhere, the broader look into trump's business practices. >> what's old is new again. the hush money payment, that's how they started the investigation back in 2019, looking into the hush money payments, and then it expanded, and they took this broader look at the business practices. you know, there's been a change in the district attorney. alvin bragg is now the d.a., he paused that previous investigation because he didn't believe they had enough evidence to bring a criminal case against trump. the burden of proof so much higher. they had the big conviction of two entities for tax fraud. they seem to be emboldened and have picked up the pace with the focus on hush moneys again. we reported that michael cohen went in two weeks ago, and david pecker, the former chairman of

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. >> let's talk about michael cohen for a moment, who you know, went to jail for having written a check to stormy danielso silence her. that check was written on behalf of donald trump. is donald trump being investigated for being the unnamed coconspirator in that scheme? >> so, i can't get into specifics because i don't want to impair or prejudice an investigation we may or may not be conducting in a case we may or may not bring, but suffice it to say that we, while the team that was trying the case and all saw the professionalism and rigor in the courtroom, while they were doing that, there was another part of the team taking private steps behind closed doors conducting this active investigation that's ongoing. >> since you have now been through this experience and have people like me asking you all these questions, you know, and you're diligently doing your job, do you feel zooming out that the law, the state law needs to be rewritten? as you said, to relook at the criminal penalties for tax evasion, but also to insure that the rich are treated the way regular people are treated? because there is a hu

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cover personal expenses and as his then lawyer michael cohen claims, that's exactly what trump did with the bribe money cohen paid to porn actress stormy danielscompensate her for her brilliant acting job pretending to be attracted to donald trump. yes, trump is a cash poor multimillion air who might face indictment and who's holed up in florida alongside jiair bol sunarro and was not re-elected and was last seen milling around with ex-pats in orlando, wondering where all the drag shows went and with roger stone. there are no history books to be seen, so their tender minds are safe. florida governor desantis who any second now will likely announce for president, is under investigation for trafficking venezuelan migrants to states where it's legal to read books and it turns out the whole operation was a cool way to funning cash to one of his aides. add least the migrants trafficked by governor white power weren't deposited on vp kamala harris' doorstep on literal christmas eve lie the victims of fellow bizarrely re-elected republican governor greg abbott of texas. meanwhile in congress, speaking of hellscapes. this week, president biden will be

probe that began when donald trump's former attorney michael cohen pleaded guilty in 2018 to a host of charges for making a $130,000 payment to stormy daniels to pay for her silence ahead of the 2016 election. it's been a long and winding road to today's breaking news. at one point last year, the probe which grew to investigate the business practices of the trump org seemed all but dead with two top prosecutors leaving the d.a.'s office after d.a. bragg stopped presenting evidence to the grand jury. "the new york times" is reporting the probe is moving again. on monday, on one of the witnesses was seen with his lawyer entering the building in lower manhattan where that witness was sitting. the national enquirer that helped broker the deal with stormy daniels. they have sought to interview several witnesses including tabloid's former editor dylan howard and two employees at trump's company, the people said. mr. howard and the trump org's employees have not yet testified before the grand jury. potential criminal charges for the twice-impeached ex-president from a once dormant investigation is where we begin with some of our favorite reporters

michael cohen was convicted of committing a crime. he committed that crime not for himself, not because he had an affair with stormy daniels, but because donald trump did. and he paid money that he took out of his account and that trump reimbursed him for, because trump wanted to cover that up, not him. he's the only one who paid for that crime. so it seems to me that these one might say fools who threw their lives away, we're talking about a 68-year-old ob/gyn from massachusetts, three active duty marines, a guy who had a job for ten months and now lost all of his family. you can go through it. a real estate agent. all these people are facing a few month to maybe years in prison. but trump, it seems to me, has the protection of merrick garland, who i assume doesn't have whatever it is it takes to indict him. what do you think? >> joy, your lead-in is so disheartening because there's so much crime and so little accountability. what it comes to donald trump and his criminal associates because he didn't accomplish january 6th by himself, and thus far, only the boots of the insurrection, only his foot soldiers who he ordered to attack the