option 2 with the nine antennas, but can you talk to us about why -- >> i would like to invite up michael from at&t. he's our engineer. he can speak to why it's necessary to have nine over six and also give you a little bit of idea of how it will actually look on the building because the way you have to angle the antennas. it's a little above my pay ground. so, michael, if you want to -- >> good afternoon. my name is michael kineelia. i work with at&t mobility and i'm an engineer. we started with 12 antennas, and went down to nine. the reason why we have to have the amount of antennas is to provide the frequencies that the f.t.c. has given us permission to transmit with. so each part on the antenna is associated with a radio that's associated with a frequency that we can transmit from. and the reason why we have to have nine antennas, three per phase, is because of the number of ports to accommodate the frequencies that we're authorized to transmit. with overwhelm two antennas per grouping -- so we have three groupings of antennas with only two antennas, we won't be able to provide the amount of

he showed me on his phone some e-mails he said were the e-mails that they had received from michael cohen. at the bottom of the e-mail allegedly from michael cohen it says trump in capital letters. you have to decide for yourself whether you believe what he says next and what you're going to hear next. what he says is receiving those e-mails from the lawyer to the candidate mr. trump, he just -- they just received them as another american businessman trying to do business in russia. take a listen. >> you obviously realized this was coming from the office of the candidate of the american presidency. >> every week dozens and dozens of foreign businesses approach us mentioning possible investments, searching for contacts. >> this is from the lawyer -- >> for us it's no different. >> it's future president trump. this is from the lawyer to the future president trump. >> for you he's the future president trump. for us it's one of the applicants. you have to understand that. you have to understand that we have an open e-mail address that is public and dozens and dozens of applications are coming eve

at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> once again, anticipating the special counsel's sentencing memo from michaellynn at any moment. this is wnl one piece of what we expect to learn this week. the special counsel is also expected to detail paul manafort's crimes and lies on friday. he's scheduled to elaborate on michael cohen's bad acts in a sentencing hearing next week. joining me now to provide their legal perspective, glen kir shner, both are msnbc legal analysts. before we get to friday and manafort, i want to ask for your feedback on what dan was saying before about unusual aspects of the cooperation of michael flynn here, barbara, in terms of what he's pleaded to and the duration and now doing the sentencing recommendation before the case is over. what do you make of all that? >> well, i think it's important to keep in mind that he did plead guilty about a year ago. and so they've delayed this sentencing several times. and no doubt they've reached a point where they feel like the sentencing is -- the cooperation is complete. ordinarily you want to, as dan pointed out, wait until a witness h

>> well, i think we have to look at the campaign law violations and context of other allegations of wrongful conduct by the president. we also learned from michael cohen that at the time during the campaign when donald trump was the presumptive republican nominee, he was telling the country he has no dealings with russia in fact they were having private conversations seeking to enlist the kremlin's help in a project that could make him tens or hundreds of millions of dollars, a project that might need putin's approval while they were arguing that sanctions on russia should go away. that's pretty breath kay taking. we need to keep in mind that what mueller is telling us with the southern district of new york is telling us in these filings, is not even the most significant evidence they have which they are continuing to redact. >> brennan: you think you need to wait for more evidence before you say this meets the standard for impeachable offen offense, your colleague in new york says in his book, this does meet the standard. >> i think we need to wait until we see the full picture. the question that is presented just by michael cohen'sly and the j

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what is clear, what we know from michael cohen at this point is that he did keep president trump in theoop, then candidate trump in the loop about the project longer than we realized. this was a project donald trump down played in the campaign. he said, i have no business interests whatsoever in russia. in reality, he could have made millions and millions of dollars on this. what this latest document points out is that michael cohen provided this false testimony in front of congress because he wanted to protect donald trump. the document said he did it in the hopes of limiting the investigations into possible russian interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election, an issue of heightened national interest. i think the other thing that's interesting about cohen's lies around this moscow project is the filing from mule peller's oe notes there are a couple of ways cohen was helpful to the special counsel. one was talking about his contacts with people connected to the white house during 2017 and 2018, which gets into the question whether michael cohen may have helped with the obstructi

with martha maccallum" starts now. >> martha: breaking moments ago the memo from the first interrogation of michael cohen done at missing from the files that the judge demanded be turned over on friday. it's now just being released. we are getting our first look at it. we will have that in moments. also tonight, this former green beret killed a suspected terrorist bomb maker in afghanistan and he could face the death penalty for the act he said he took to protect his own men. my exclusive interview with his attorney is coming up later this evening. also, fireworks

michael zeldin is a cnn legal analyst and joining us from new haven, connecticut, national security analyst. when you look at this, admonishing michael flynn saying he sold out his country. making it clear. the mueller team asked for or suggested. >> you don't make those claims in a court document that is alleging misconduct. you have the plea agreement and not expect the judge and you get understandably upset. this was his chance, if he wanted to change his plea, to do it. he did it and he was not making the assertions in good faith. the judge then accepting the guilty plea and saying you sold out your country and this is a very serious crime. i think beyond michael flynn should worry everything else in the cross hairs of this investigation. >> i wonder, michael zeldin, we heard shimon reporting that this is a judge who has a dim view of misconduct by the government. that might explain how they put into the pleading and he was caught off guard and ended up backfiring on him. >> it was a mistake as it turned out. they said we accept what mueller has to say, which is no jail time, but we want to bring additio

michael cohen's wrongdoing for which he's punished and rightly so from the fact that michael cohen may also be one of the greatest political threats to the president trump presidency which i don't think anybody saw attrump presidency and that's what he remits todpresents toda >> an amazing turn of events in a string of amazing turning events. sentencing could be coming any moment. we're watching that. take a quick break. we'll be right back. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to inside politics. i'm john king. thank you for sharing this very busy breaking news day. breaking and unfolding as we speak, the former trump attorney michael cohen speaking moments ago inside a new york federal courtroom. cohen now accepts, quote, full responsibility for his crimes. the one he committed on his own and he and prosecutors say he committed at the direction of the president of the united states. the judge today set the sentence cohen and weighed his cooperation against his crimes. nine counts of wrongdoing. what judge william pauly calls a veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent conduct. the crimes include tax evasion, misleading congress and breaking campaign finance laws. prosecutors say cohen orchestrated

based on these federal documents that you've seen from michael cohen at this point, if he wasn't president, do you think individual 1 would have also been indicted along with michael cohen? >> you know, i think that's interesting about this is people forget history. the federalleions commission actually ruled on this with john edwards. they actually came up with ali and said that, you know what, the paying of his mistrs was not a campaign finance violation. but i think it's bigger than th . and i think we have to decide in our society if -- there are thousands and thousands of rules, it'sib incr complicated campaign finance. we have to decide whether or not criminal penalties are the way we should approachl crimi finance. i personally think if someone makes an error in filingpe ork or not categorizing a campaign contribution correculy, it s't be jail time, it ought to be a fine. it's just like a lot of other thingse've done inwashington, we've overcriminalized campaign finance. >> let me ask you about the allegation that michael cohen had circulated his false testimony to congress in advan

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and that just wasn't from michael cohen at the direction of donald trump. ade an illegal campaign finance violation. they set up shell companies and stuffed this in a way that should disqualify anyone from public office. >> can we just be frank and say, i really do not believe that the republican party truly ever really cared about morality and higher moral ground? no -- >> do i. >> i think there was a message that they successfully co-opsed. >> i think bill crystal feels that way and amanda carpenter. >> mitt romney. john mccain. >> i'm saying that to say, i think the -- something that the right has always done very well is messaging. and i think the right very successfully messaged themselves as a party of higher moral ground. and to say that democrats, we don't love them. we don't care about morals and so on and so forth. and now you have donald trump who at every turn has acted in a total affront to what is supposed to be a cornerstone of the republican party. >> and i do think part of it -- everyone knows more is coming so they don't want to go out on a

lanny davis is saying whichever committee decides it wants to hear from michael cohen, basically at thisnt michael cohen is open to the invitation. unlike we've seen throughout much of the investigation, anderson, you have a lot of hearings held behind closed doors and waiting on transcripts or leaks to come out of capitol hill to find out what exactly happened, it seems like cohen may be willing to do this in front of the cameras which will be a kind of reality tv they've not dealt with over here at the white house in some time. >> we should point out, there is somebody who has probably been more closer to the action of the trump organization for a longer period of time than cohen, that's the chief financial officer who, by the way, has also been given immunity and is cooperating. so more to come probably on that. jim acosta, thanks very much. with me now, senator richard blumenthal, democrat of connecticut, member of the judiciary committee. senator, thanks for being with us. the judge today saying cohen's sentence was fully justified to send a message. what message do you think it sen

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social media platform but i can be proud to be where it was just so many people like michael from again i'm strange but look at numbers i'm quite surprised but i was on the side of it's a lot of responsibility. that's camping in somebody's welfare right wing wants to be picked up one flash card from my five year old to make a point that i am an anti national. human being and i have anti national tendencies because i asked for peace with pakistan. is good to have caught a young student of media freedom college was ignited a fiery debate on social media and beyond on nationalism and free speech quote dr lenny at the time was to believe that won't be true it did up giving leave to pakistan. she wants peace with pakistan and she gets after the whole thing became nothing new is after van was on every single prime time and it was a very very very scary time my phone was hot because of a so many messages coming back to back. and the strangest thing is that we're all messages of hate symbol of messages of. messages of how somebody would one to. post to me how somebody would be a very very explicit messages of how one

him out. 5-year-old solomon is battling cancer, but that doesn't show him from showing off his best michael jackson impression atldren's hospital. he's doing michael jackson in a spiderman costume. >> look at that. you just know he's invincible. >> he's doing great. >>> speaking of which, warriors looking decent tonight. >> they were playing memphis. so it's going to work out. two milestones for the ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there

the world of music has been paying tribute to george michael who died from suspected heart failure at over 100,000,000 albums in a career that spanned over of 3 decades. us troops tried to overthrow the dictatorship in the core of the web. they say they fail in their principal objective to capture noriega and taken to the united states to face drug charges. in its place, the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. they broke slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of pan am's plane nose down in the soft earth. you can see what happens when a plane a football pitch wide and 8 stories high falls 30,000 feet. business has returned to albania after a communist band lusting over 20 years. midnight mass in the town where there were anti— communist riots ten days ago. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: a partial us government shutdown, as democrats oppose president trump's proposed border wall with mexico. both sides are blaming each other. let's stay with that story now. we had the breaking news that indeed that