mike cohen and was running them way before they were running computer adds. we had such little money so we were looking for ways that would be cheap so i remember someone called in and it was a very close race and got called in to the radio stations. amy klobuchar has ads on constantly and he said yo to jut listen to espn? [laughter] i ended up winning by nine votes per precinct in this county which was two congressional districts and i did it not only that way but by putting up the 3,000 lawn signs and giving 85 pancake breakfasts. if i had done 70 i would have lost. there is a reason for this and i have a firm belief in the grassroots politics in the playing field and in the senate it was even more pronounced because they were running against a sitting congressman for the senate and i never raised more than $5 per person so suddenly i was calling everyone and no one would returned my call and i finally gave up it is a true story and i used my own personal at the time rolodex and i called everyone i ever knew in my life and this is a true story i still have

representatives told us they would not comment on the report, but michael cohen has previously denied the affair took place, and today, vice president mikets told the associated press that reports of the affair are, quote, baseless. >> was she a bigger than usual attraction at that strip club, brian? >> we're told she was. the owner told us it was filled to capacity. he charged double the usual cover charge, but less than some rates he charges for more popular acts. he insists he was not gouging his customers. we're also told she's booked for other adult clubs in oklahoma and elsewhere around the country. she could be booked through the month of june. >> brian todd reporting for us. thanks very much. >> let's bring back our analysts. legal analysts have raised this possibility, the question that if there was alleged hush money paid to her, what, a month before the presidential election, it could have been seen as an in kind campaign contribution, organization, common cause has already filed a complaint with the department of justice, the fec, the federal election commission. is that plausible. >> yeah, and reading this complaint, their p

representatives told us they would not comment on that report, but cohen has previously denied that the affair took place. and vice president mikeas just told the associated press that the reports about the alleged affair are, quote, baseless. anderson. >> thanks very much for watching 360. time to hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you, anderson. everybody is celebrating, but tell me, who won? the gop? first shutdown ever with one party in control of congress and the white house. a band-aid that ensures we do this again in three weeks. the democrats? what did they get? a promise of good intentions. is that helping d.r.e.a.m.ers sleep better tonight? i'm going one-on-one with kuns lore to the president, kellyanne conway. she says the democrats made the right deal. let's see if she can prove it. it is time to get after it, my friends. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." >>> breaking news tonight, shutdown delayed. both sides approved a spending plan to keep the government running, but just for three weeks. i guess that buys democrats and republicans more time to strike a deal on

let me read what mike wolff said in an e-mail from top white house aide gary cohen. let me add nbc news has not confirmed this. a senior white house official denies both the substance and existence of such an e-mail. but again, this is what wolff writes. in april, an e-mail originally copied to more than a dozen people went into far wider circulation when it was forwarded and reforwarded. purporting to represent the views of gary cohn and summarizing the appalled sense in much of the white house. the e-mail read, it's worse than you can imagine. an idiot surrounded by clowns. trump won't read anything, not one page memo, not the brief policy papers, nothing. he gets up halfway through meetings with world leaders because he is bored. and his staff is no better. kushner is an entitled baby who knows nothing. bannon is an arrogant expletive who thinks he's smarter than he is. trump is less a person than a collection of terrible traits. no one will survive the first year but his family. i hate the work, but feel i need to stay because i'm the only person there with a clu

representatives told us they would not commentant on the report, but cohen has previously denied the affair took place, and today, vice president mikee associated press that reports of the affair are, quote, baseless. >> you're getting more information, brian, that appearance in south carolina will probably be followed by other events for stormy daniels? is that right? >> right, we spoke to the owner of that south carolina nightclub and others involved in that event. we're told she's booked for some kind of an adult club in oklahoma in the coming months. she could have appearanced booked through the month of june. >> next hour, we have more information coming in. we'll share that with our viewers. >>> coming up, our breaking news. as lawmakers vote on reopening the government, president trump is taking credit for a compromise deal. but if the immigration deadlock isn't broken within a couple weeks, will the government grind to a halt once again? live pictures, voting in the house of representatives right now. the nation's largest senior living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visit

when it picks the next location for the second headquarters so let's bring in scott cohen, who is with the dallas mayor, mike >> scott >> hey, brian. we have been traveling to a lot of these 20 finalist cities and we'll keep doing that. this a place to get a lot of mayors in one place. among them, mike rawlings, the 61st mayor of dallas at the u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting. people are talking, you and your other finalists here, about amazon what are they saying >> comparing notes obviou obviously, this is a big get for any of the cities. some are a little ambivalent because they know how big it is, they would love to have it what are the incentives going to be but it's like a poker game with everybody keeping their cards like this. >> you don't seem as worried about how big it is, number one, because it's texas but also about the incentives and the potential bidding war? >> bring it on one of the reasons they should come is we know growth we're growing faster than any metro area in the united states. they have grown fast, so we can digest that growth it's going to be cheaper for them not only cost