i will describe some of the properties of the project and then i will hand it off to michael lee, who will take care of the first action, which is the environmental impact report. we've been before you several times on this project. it encompasses 38 acres on the shoreline and bayview hunters point. it's immediately north and west of the hunters point shipyard. the project has two major components, one is 900 innis, along with india basin park. these are items owned by recreation and parks department. they would be the sponsor. the other half, 700 innis, along with open space. this would be implemented or developed by build, the official name for the sake of the approvals. there are several actions before you, but i will immediately turn it over to michael lee, who will walk through for you. >> vice president melgar, members of the commission, michael lee, planning department staff. first action item is the certification of the final e.i.r. the draft e.i.r. was published on september 13, 2017. the public hearing on draft e.i.r. was october 19, 2017, and comment ended october 30, 2017.

elizabeth: michael lee, come back soon, great stuff. >> thank you. elizabeth: look at this new report. millennials don't want construction jobs. coming up, we have a former construction worker. he is now the ceo of his own construction company. he says millennials don't understand the opportunity that they are passing up. but first, how radical is bernie sanders medicare for all program? the democrats campaigning on it. they stated to the left of democrat countries like china. we stack it up to other socialist countries and you will not believe what we found out in terms of how extreme it is. but first, video going viral of a harvard law professor, really going after an msnbc panel. >> shame on you. i am making a civil liberties case. i'm not part of the trump defense team and don't you dare accuse me of doing that. elizabeth: the harvard law professor is here to talk about it after the break. stay there. [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross

all of this belongs to michael lee chin, local boy turned billionaire, one of the rich est men in thedinner. first we need crabs for that dinner, i'm told. caught in the traditional style. a drink is in order. >> cheers, man. crabbing. >> crabbing. ♪ ♪ a lot of crab holes. >> this time of year, port antonio is literally crawling with crabs, i'm told. it will be really easy. just scoop up the little bastards, then it's back to the pool. >> i'm looking. i'll lunge at them. >> it's hot. i think it's out rumming. >> really taking the bush. >> it is a sweltering freaking hot and dark. >> you find some? awesome. >> it doesn't bother the hotel chefs who risk dismemberment for the sake of procuring a tasty dinner. >> we want him alive. we have questions to ask him. where are your friends? >> one crab down, 49 left to go. >> tony, we have to get some more tonight. >> i'm frankly anxious to get this over with. so when the opportunity arises to stick my paw down into a hole where there is probably a pissed off crab looking to clamp down on am i pinky with his pinchers, i could care less. >> noth

michael lee is here with us on a friday evening.t on this one the idea that the trade wars are never good long term. you think this one will drag on for a while and are you worried? >> you know, i'm not worried. i would agree with the statement that trade wars are not good and tariffs are simply taxes on your own citizens. the best correlation or comparison i heard for this is similar to a labor strike. and the u.s. would be the workers in in situation. they don't go back to work without better terms. the u.s. and china are the two big boys in the sand box and we're in a bit of an argument right now. everything will run smoother if these two guys can get along better. if they open their markets more, we'll open our markets to them as they have been for a while now and that will benefit everyone. connell: i think you feel similarly about this. i've been wondering why people are making that assumption, that basically it's going to work out in the end to some degree. >> i think for one reason. i agree with michael, that the two big guy

number one is from the -- what michael lee mentioned in the final environmental impact report that there are significant impacts to the environment that cannot be mitigated. this is a community. india basin is part of bayview-hunters point that is already over inundated with pollution burden. not only it is one of the movie pollution burdened cities -- neighborhoods in the bay, but in the state of california. it is a care community, and i also want to make it very clear, it is adjacent to the bayview-hunters point shipyard, which is not simply a bond fill, it is a federal super fund site, and it's wrought with its own issue. number two, the reason why there is opposition to this project is because of the process of this project. i do commend the san francisco recreation and park for acknowledging the community that exists in more than one language, language access and the use of those folks who actually use and are part of the india basin shoreline every single day. but the city and the developer build, l.l.c., from the very beginning of this process, from scoping to even now, has not co

smith and michael lee. good to see you, guys.the tech bubble bursting, or is this just bad news for facebook, gary? >> well, what, yesterday it just hit an all-time high, so it's probably a little bit of profit taking from what i gatherer. the earnings were good, the revenues were could down. i've never personally liked the stock. i always thought it was more like a trendy retailer, although it's been trending for years now. i think it's, quite frankly, easily replaceable. it reminds me of the old browserrer wars, is there any barriers to entry to facebook other than their enormous amount of users? i don't think so. so it's a stock i have avoided for years. elizabeth: do you buy the dip here, michael? >> absolutely. i disagree with gary in that. this is the most targeted advertising platform ever created, and that's what's created all the value -- elizabeth: people get tired of being on facebook, but -- [inaudible] >> they also own instagram and what's app, and they have yet to monetize anything from what's app in any real big fa

two house republicans are urging the justice department inspector general michael lee horwitz to investigate whether rod rosenstein threatened congressional staffers during a january meeting over the request for records about the russia case. fox news first reported the allegations last month after reviewing emails of documents for the incident. congressman matos and jordan said they are concerned rosenstein may have abused his authority. during recent congressional testimony rosenstein said under oath the claims are false. >> bret: special counsel robert mueller is asking for immunity for five witnesses in the proceedings against the former top trump advisor. the witnesses were not identified. they would be part of a case against former trump campaign chairman paul manafort who is accused of bank fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud and tax crimes. a judge has denied the change of venue motion from manafort's legal team. now that we have dealt with the president's comments about the election, let's take time to ask if anything about u.s. policy towards russia or about russia has really ch

michael lee there. keep the deer and fox business for my interview with house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady at 7:00 a.m. eastern. lots of talk about what the house ways and means as it relates to the economy. president trump treated this morning. the nato meeting in brussels was acknowledged tribe really is the dollars more. the meeting with russia may prove to be an even greater success. many positive things will come out of that meeting. when we come back, breaking news this morning. the european union reportedly about to find google a whopping $5 billion in an antitrust case. the latest development impact on other technology companies. president obama taking jabs at president trump same politicians lie, but now some of his lies are coming back to bite him. back in aza minute. and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so ou

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on the list, a chosen,who, if not would be one of those who would have a vote on the nomination, michael leef utah. on the line for democrats, good morning. caller: how are you? host: doing well. caller: i do not think they're going to repeal it, i do not think they will be able to no matter who is on the supreme court. callers, thereur is an undercurrent in this do not of people who agree with me about what we should do in this country. i do not know, that is what i am afraid of. the other people that i share this country with who want to keep a wall on the border and do not want to love their fellow man, that is scary. host: maryland, republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. thanks for having me. you notice a lot of republicans who call in our pro-choice, including myself. where we have a rub his who is going to pay for it. that is the problem. who is going to pay for these? nobody wants to pay. democrats are whirring, for the midterm elections, they need to buckle up. trump is going to win again in 2020. we are going to keep the house and the senate and they need to stop panicking. hos

they have been identified as 32 32-year michael austin of oakland and lee edwards of oakland and 29-year old brandon legion son of stockton. >>> police in frequent mont arrested a man wanted for indecent expo chur in several cities. he was wanted in a string of cases dating back to may of 2017. the latest happened just two weeks ago. fremont detective working ident as a transient who worked at a car dealership. investigators got an arrest warrant yesterday while conducting surveillance. they saw a naked man running from an apartment. they say he resisted arrest and officers used a tazer before taking him into custody. police say he could face charges in pleasant ton and newark as well as fremont. >>> a newly released grand jury report is raising questions about the men low park spending contributions. the report says the fire district doesn't have the strategic plan for future growth but it's still making millions dollars worth of land purchases including a home next to station three that the firef million. but doesn't plan to develop for at least ten years. >> we're not saying the money

jimmy: basketball. [ laughter ] >> i -- i was at the -- i was at the chicago bulls game with spike lee, michael that famous shot -- [ cheers ] i was there. we went out to dinner that night afterwards. and he's famous. i was doing security work. michael jordan's famous. >> jimmy: you went out to dinner after that game? >> after that game. the next game, they were coming to l.a. to play. and i was trying to get him drunk. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a lakers fan, yeah. >> didn't work. >> jimmy: it didn't work. did you buy him shots? he drank? >> he acted like it. he'd put it to his lip and put it down. >> jimmy: interesting. maybe he's the greatest of all-time? >> he was that night. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when we come back, "the equalizer 2" is denzel's new movie, denzel washington! and sprint offers 50% off a samsung galaxy s9 lease. (vo) and sprint has the network built for unlimited at the best price. switch to sprint a.s.a.p. and get 50% off a galaxy s9 lease. that's $16.50 a month. for people with hearing loss, hurry, limited time offer! visit sprintrelay.com you pay in grit. yo

michael cohen. let's bring in mj lee. learning more about michael cohen's mindset right now, including what he's recently told friends about a possible pardon from the president. what can you tell us? >> reporter: what we're being told by cohen's friends is that cohen currently does not believe that trump will offer him a presidential pardon. one friend tells cnn they brought up the possibility of a trump pardon in a recent phone call with cohen and that cohen's response was, quote, i don't think so, i just don't think so. according to this friend, cohen feels quite certain that he has been, quote, unquote, dismissed by the president. a second friend also tells cnn that cohen is operating under the assumption that he is not going to be pardoned. it's important to point out cohen is currently under criminal investigation in new york. but he has not been charged. we don't know what he might be charged with. we also don't know whether pardoning cohen is something that president trump might consider. still, the fact that cohe

new insight today into the mind set of president trump's now former fixer and ally michael cohen. our own m.j. leeth us today has new reporting on how cohen felt increasingly hung out to dry by the president, showing just how much the current situation facing the white house is, you could say, a large part of the president's own making. cohen, m.j. reports, was looking for a sign from the president or others around him that his long time boss had his back and became increasingly distraught as he realized help wasn't coming. in fact, trump minimizing cohen's work for him over the years, brashly predicting cohen would never flip. rudy giuliani saying cohen has no valuable information on trump. so you quote some friends in this and only othsome other sou can't identify. he decided, i'm on my own, change my tactics. >> that's right. we've seen a lot of this take place in the public arena. we've seen donald trump go out there and try to minimize his relationship with michael cohen, saying that he didn't actually do that much work for him, i haven't talked to him in a long time. then michael cohen, his

michael for 41 days. she just reunited with him and was speaking with democracy now! video produced by anna barsan and cinthya santos, with special thanks to ali toxt-lee three-year-old michael's discharge papers from abbott house, a clinician described the child as having a "laidback personality and a quiet disposition" who interacts positively unkindly with peers. but she also wrote "he has had adapting to the program. during admission he would cry continuously and ask for his biological mother, belqui." for more on the psychological impacts family separation has on young children, we're joined by dr. nancy burke. nancy burke, is a psychoanalyst and a co-chair of the psychotherapy action network which helped publish a pamphlet aimed at helping immigrant parents separated from their children understand the different children that ha returned. she's on the faculty with the chicago center for psychoanalysis and feinburg school of medicine with northwestern university. welcome to democracy now! the little boy michael, her little boy she has just reunited with after over a month away from him is biting apart a nerf football, he bit the whole thing apart.

think with each passing day we see the relationship between donald trump and michael cohen reach new lows. >> all right. carol leeu for being with us. >> thank you. >> michael schmidt, thank you as well. thanks so much for the great work you do. and benjamin wittes, thank you and thank you for law fair's emergency podcasts. we need more. we need more. thanks for being with us. >> thanks. >>> coming up, president trump reverses his reversals on russia's election meddling, tweeting just moments ago about the, quote, discredited mueller witch hunt. let's see now, the discredited mueller witch hunt, they've indicted, what, 25, 26, 28 russians. let's see his campaign manager is in jail and going to trial. his national security adviser -- oh, guilty he's pled guilty working with the feds. let's see, one of his top foreign policy advisers, according to him, pled guilty working with the feds. rick gates, one of his top campaign aides who also worked in the inauguration, he pled guilty. he's also cooperating with the feds. yeah, lot of witches out there, mr. president. you're right. we'll be right back on "morning joe." w

jamie lee starred in previous "halloween" sequels where it was revealed that she and michael meyers wererylines have been wiped out. >> i waited for him. >> get a gun! >> the 1978 laurie was meek, but she's kind of a superhero this time. >> nowadays we have wonder women. even linda hamilton in "terminator." you're going to see me in a tank top in this movie. i will not have her arms. just letting you know now. you can do like a side by side of me and linda hamilton, not going to happen. >> you don't believe in the bogey man? >> do you embrace that moniker of the ultimate scream queen? >> every text or comment somebody would do on social media they'd go yeah, queen. so at some point -- >> you're never going believe this, but this movie is going to debut just in time for -- >> halloween? >> halloween. >> how did i get that? >> october 19th. now, speaking of anniversaries, remember the hit 1980s drama "thirtysomething"? >> of course i do. ran for four seasons on abc. now the crew that brought the highs and lows of the baby boomer generation to primetime is together again and only keltie was

they have been identified as michael austin of oakland and # one year old william lee edwards of oakland and 29-year old brandon legion son of stockton. >>> police in fremont arrested a man wanted for indecent exposure in several bay cities. he was wanted in a string of cases that date back to may of of 2017. the latest happened just two weeks ago. >>> a fremont detective working on a hunch identified tp suspect as a transient who worked at a car dealership. investigators got an arrest warrant yesterday while conducting surveillance in san jose and they saw a naked man running out of an apartment. he resisted arrest and police used a tazer on him. he could face charges in pleasanton and fremont. >>> in washington d.c. a former fbi lawyer will be questioned behind closed doors one day after her former coworker was part of the most heated congressional interrogations in history. doug luzader live in dc this morning where the fbi agent defended his anti-trump text messages. >> reporter: good morning, this is peter strzok we're talking about and he was so un apologetic for the text messages

michael cohen was honest. now that he seems to have incriminating information about donald trump, he is willing to share with the special counsel, donald trump's camp is saying that he lacks all credibility. >> mj leethank you for walking us through that. >>> let's talk about it. with me now is shan wu. also david gergin and david drucker. mj laid out the reporting. sources tell cnn that michael cohen doesn't have tape recordings of this, doesn't have audio to back it up. we know from jim sciutto's reporting that when cohen testified behind closed doors in front of the house intelligence committee, he did not say as much. we don't know if he said it to the senate intel committee. we know at least to the house, he didn't say as much. to the issue of credibility and who you believe this morning, you know, who will mueller's team believe, who will the american people believe, the president or michael cohen? >> no one in this story has a great deal of credibility, i'm afraid. i do think in fairness to the president, if mr. cohen has information which he can corroborate, come forward, then his credibility will go up and the president will be there hot wat water, as will his son who has testified to cong

michael cohen is ready to cooperate with federal prosecutors? why is he speaking out now? what does that mean for robert mueller's investigation? so many questions. mj lee is here to give us answers maybe on all of it. first off, that wasn't all michael cohen was saying. >> that's right. michael cohen is now saying that he will not put donald trump before his own family and not only that, he is also taking a noticeably defensive tone. he told abc, i will not be a punching bag as a part of anyone's defense strategy. i will not allow others to try to depict me as a villain. this is striking given the fact that up until now cohen has been laying low and not saying a lot about the criminal investigation. now he seems to be going out of his way to say i'm going to put up a fight. what was also interesting from this abc interview is that cohen distanced himself from trump on a number of fronts. for one, he disagreed with trump on the raid of cohen's hotel room, home and office. you will recall trump was critical of the raid. cohen is saying, i don't agree with those who demonize or vilify the fbi. i respected fbi as an institution as well as their agents. coh

lee, abc 7 news. >>> what should you do if you need to cancel because of the fire? >> michael finney is here with answers. >> it gets complicated. listen up. lodges and campgrounds within the evacuation zone are offering refund for visitors booked today through sunday or just choose to rebook. however, lodging and activities outside the evacuation zone remain open. and the regular cancellation policies there, well, they still apply. the popular yosemite valley are evacuated and will be closed at least until sunday. guests can get refunds for bookings inside the evacuation zone, including majestic yosemite hotel, yosemite valley lodge, big tree lodge, half dome village and housekeeping camp. park service campgrounds outside of the evacuation area. also, we'll allow you to cancel without penalty if you're concerned about the smoke. however, outside the evacuation zone, activities and lodging remain open and operating. they include white wolf lodge, high sierra camp and fish camp. the seven-day cancellation policies remain in effect for those areas. now, by the way, if you were p

senior political analyst john avalon, the reporter emgee lee, and eli honek, a prosecutor for the southern district of new york investigating michael cohen. hello. let's start with the two of you on tend here, what do we know about the tape that confirms this? >> we know that donald trump knew about this payment which is completely contradictory to the campaign statement at the time which is they didn't know anything about the ami payment to karen mcdougal who said she had an affair with donald trump. obviously, there are questions being raised about whether donald trump was saying pay with cash or don't pay with cash. but this is for the time being. given that this took place so close to the election, there are going to be so many more questions about the motivation and why donald trump is having this discussion with his lawyer to try to quiet someone who had a potentially unflattering story about him. >> yeah, i mean, there's the timing this is hush money, being discussed to cover-up an affair before the election. if it had come out, it could be an affect on the election. we know about the stormy daniels pattern. it's the preside

carol lee, ken dilanian, all the members of the investigative team for such great work. michaela pleasure to see you as well. >>> coming up, a new neighbor. mexico's election of a left wing nationalist president. what does that mean for nafta negotiations, for the border wall? what wall? that's next here on "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. nl your mornings were made for better things than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljan

lee, reporting for us. thanks very much. so that sets the stage. we're joined now by stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti., thanks very much for joining us. >> hi, wolf. how are you? >> i'm going get to that encounter you had with michael cohen. but first, do you think any of these tapes, the dozen tapes that now have been confirmed may relate to your client, stormy daniels? >> well, they may, wolf. i want to be really clear about something. this is not all of the recordings. the number of recordings is not limited to this is 12 or dozen recordings. there are other recordings that have yet to be disclosed and there are other recordings between michael cohen and donald trump. you know, i called for the release of these recordings, all the record attentio the recordings, back in late may of this year. >> does the fbi have those other recordings, and how do you know that's true? >> well, i'm not going to tell you how i know it's true, but my record has been good over the last six months. the fbi does have copies of all of the recordings, as does michael cohen and his attorneys. and there's no nothing prevent

michael to do some shopping. >> sfo has a hot spot for tourists who may not understand our summer weather. mary leerter: san francisco, i picture people getting off a flight, foggy, they were ready for this. then they say i can buy a best. peter knows all about san francisco's summers. he lives here and was just about to get a flight when he stopped to check out this vast vending machine. >> i heard about this, they were selling really well here and i thought i heard vast and pictured a british tweed vest.t looking jackets. >> reporter: these puppy -- puffy vests, are so popular that they are buying $10,000 worth a month. they sell for $50 and the jackets go for $70. it is a vending company that says this dispenser is such a big seller it's in the top 10% of its vending machines nationwide. >> the television show, really brought those vests and popularity and awareness. here you have a vending machine that makes good on that. >> no jackets. it's interesting. >> reporter: they just landed at sfo from korea. >> i like this. >> you may be cold. >> i thought it was hot here. >> reporter: you could call

lee. axios political reporter who has been all over this, jonathan swann. and my panel, michael pesca, host of the slate's daily podcast the gist and maria hinojosa is with npr latino usa. you were in the room when our own andrea mitchell broke the news to dan coats that the white house was inviting putin this fall. i want to actually play part of it again. >> a white house announcement that putin was invited to washington this fall, were you aware of that? >> based on my reaction, i wasn't aware of that. >> okay. given that -- what do you think the agenda should be for that meeting? >> first of all, asking me what the agenda is, we will be looking at what the potential intelligence risk could possibly be and we'll make that information known to the president. >> that was your question. you were clarifying to ensure the head of the dni knew nothing about this beforehand. we knew this was not a coordinated administration but this was a big deal. what does it say about the fact that dan coats had no idea? >> i think it says that the president clearly doesn't think he needs to cons

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john lee cowell is charged with first-degree murder as well as assault with a deadly weapon and violation of parole. >>> a lawyer for former trump attorney michaelen provided c cnn of audio of a recorded conversation between cohen and the president. the two men appeared to discuss potential payments to a playboy model over the claim of an affair. but there is a dispute of what type of payment would be involved. >>> i'm jackie ward in east san jose this morning where someone is waking up a very rich man. maybe he lives in san jose or in the bay area. but the winner of -- or i should say the owner of this store behind me feels like he got the jackpot, too. one person bought the winning ticket from this store in san jose worth $522 million. so the winner has a year to claim the winnings. we spoke to the owner of the store last night and as you can imagine, he is thrilled his store sold the winning ticket. >> one of my employees called me when i was home and i was taking a nap and when he called i woke up and then he said congratulations. and i said, about what? and he goes, our store sold the winning lottery ticket and i jumped from there and came

lee joins me now and also said that he feels he's been made to look like a villain. he was pretty candid on a number of points. >> michael cohen appears to be sending a clear message that he is no longer the guy who's just going to take a bullet for donald trump, his former boss, he was asked more than once about loyalty. will he go out of his way to protect donald trump and will he put donald trump before his own family and cohen made it very clear he's going to put his family and country first but he went a step further than that. he said that he's not going to be used by anyone and that he is not the bad guy. here's a part of what he said. i will not be a punching bag as a part of anyone's defense strategy a not a villain of this story and not allow others to try to depict me that way. it's striking because as you said, he has been laying low since the authorities raided his home a couple of months ago and now we're seeing a clear tone of defensiveness. >> it's also interesting he was not surprisingly asked about this infamous $130,000 payment to stormy daniels and didn't have as much to say about that though. >> what

lee miller live in new york city. >> the reconstructed shredded documents seized by the fbi and obtained by buzz feed don't have any meaningful new information about michael despite speculation to the contrary, there's no smoking gun. one document is a march 29, bank transfer confirmation for $62,500. the pay-out was hush money to a play bottle model with whom that a man had an affair. another document is an invitation to a dinner reception welcoming a business associate from qatar. some of the other documents are rambling letters sent from a california woman that claims donald trump who she has never met wanted to marry her in the 80s. she claims she's a victim of extortion with her home being buzzed by planes and helicopters. last year the judge said she was a burden on the court system for filing frivolous lawsuits. also are handwritten notes. one is about the taxi business where cohen had substantial investments. other pages had jumbled word fragments. in a court filing, the u.s. attorney told kemba wood that 16 pages of cohen's shredded documents. buzz feed published 13. it's not clear if there's additional material. the u.s. attorney declined to com

lee joins me now and also said that he feels he's been made to look like a villain. he was pretty candid on a number of points. >> michael

lee curtis, who is also about getting hyped for halloween. >> what was important was that we meet a woman who has not been focused on anything but michael meyersars. >> jamie wears a wig in the newhall wean. at 59, she's thrilled to return to the role that launched her career 40 years ago. >> when i die, the headline will be "halloween actress dies," and i couldn't be more proud. >> on the street, john cena surprised fans by transporting himself into bumbleby, and he brought the mask to our interview. i returned the mask to john, and we were joined by the director, travis knight. >> the film is a story about the sweet connection that the character has with bumble bees. but it's still a transformers film. there's a lot of action within the film. >> on the way, tom cruise breaks news on his top gun sequel co-star as we flashback to cocktail 30 years later. >>> and ryan reynolds tells "e.t." the real story behind how he got brad pitt and celine dion to join deadpool 2. >> that's kind of amazing. >> plus we're with mila kunis after telling all about her romance gone wrong with macaulay culkin. >> then bruce willis, look out. we're there as demi mo

trump meeting with possible supreme court nominee senator michael ian and look at this headline from senator ted cruz on foxnews.com. mike lees the best choice for the supreme court. joining us now former chief of staff for senator lee, so how do you think the meeting went boys? >> from what i understand it was a very positive meeting, it really comes down, obviously, this is president trump's peck and i think what the president is looking at is two things one he's looking at his legacy. corp. such was important pick for the president this pick is legacy pick and looking for someone to be kind of how scalia was to reagan. that's what this tick is going to mean for the president so he's taking it seriously that way. the second component is confirmability to move through the senate and it is one of the areas where i think senator lee does have an advantage over both judge and also barrett is that he has these relationships in the senate. that really open pup the map not just the suge san collins but not just to the red state democrat, there are 36 democrats in the senate who have cosponsored bills with senator e-lee. dianne fe

lee. jennifer rogers, and l.e. honey i -- hoenig. m.j., you have new reporting about what may have prompted cohen's change of heart at least in terms of his public statements. >> only michael cohen can speak to why he did this interview and what his intentions are. i think you do get the tense that he is throwing us a pile of tea leaves and begging us to read them. keep in mind prior to this interview we had a good sense of where his mind was at. we knew because of things that he had been telling his friends that he was very unhappy with the president, feeling isolated, very alone, and was even sort of talking with friend & associates whether he could potentially cooperated, whether there was something at some point that he could offer investigators especially had he it came to information he has about donald trump. but i am being told that friends were encouraging him to speak out because they felt like he had become a puchbling bag on national tv and that it was important for him to get his voice out there, especially in a case like that this because they felt like the court of public opinion was so important. cohen has largely been silent in the last months. people arou