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thank god the democratic majority can walk and chew gum at the same time so we're here with you right now. mr. cohen, you learned well in the ten years you worked with donald trump. what was your position with the gop in the up to eight months ago? >> i was vice chair of the rnc finance committee. >> you were vice chair of the finance of the republican national committee. right? >> correct. >> okay. >> i do want to say i was a democrat until steve wynn found out and made me switch parties. >> that would be a smart thing to do. >> hard to be a democrat and the vice chair. >> i have only a little bit of time. on behalf of the many members here who have expressed to your family our apologies to your family, but i want to apologize for the inappropriate comments and tweets that have been made by other members of this body and as a former prosecutor and as former counsel on house ethics, i think that very least there should be a referral to the ethics commit tee of witness intimidation, tampering under u.s.c. 1512 of the colleague matt gates and it may be possibly him being referred for criminal p

i could chew gum and walk at the same time. in any event, mr.p hates these big corporate headquarters and i think what he's saying to the market is like listen, nothing is sacrosanct here. we will sell stuff, we will cut back and the market likes it. he's had a pretty good run. i want to get to the amazon story, because -- susan: wait, wait. get to the dividend first. fantastic reporting. you were one of the first to say they were going to cut their dividend. they were paying out a penny a quarter. >> i said it would be going next to zero. susan: that's right. the stock has gone up to $10 from $6. >> listen, he's done a good job so far. he's got to sell more. the amazon story, i just -- it's connected because it is kind of corporate welfare-ish. they got a lot of corporate welfare to go to massachusetts, they are giving it back, obviously, you know, they are trying to unwind it at ge. amazon was getting something like $3 million of corporate welfare. what's fascinating about this story, it's one of these business stories that becomes a political

mr. speaker, this is bad policy llowing bad process, 1,100-page bill dropped last night and we can't walk and chew gum. we can't fix our border situation. and that's really the problem. at least, if nothing else, we should do know harm. let's not make the situation worse. this bill provides amnesty for anyone in the household of an unaccompanied minor and the people who smuggled those people in the united states and encounselinged them to do more. once they are here, we cut $700 million out of i.c.e. and there are less people looking for those people here illegally and when we find the criminals, we can't even keep them, we have to release them back into our communities. city counsels are now deciding where we secure our border. mr. speaker, i appreciate the time and i urge a no vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: i yield one minute to the gentleman from from new mr. he chairman of the serrano. in serrano: this bill comes above 2018.lion one of the highlights of the bill, it restores programs that had been zero

thank god the democratic majority can walk and chew gum at the same time, so we're here with you right now. mr. cohen, you learned well in the ten years that you worked with donald trump. what was your position with the gop in the up to eight months ago? >> i was vice chair of the rnc finance committee. >> you were vice chair of the finance of the republican national committee. right? >> correct. >> okay. >> i do want to say i was a democrat until steve wynn found' out i was a democrat and made me switch parties. >> good. let's get to it. i only have a little bit of time. on behalf of the many members here who have expressed to your family our apologies to your family, but i want to apologize for the inappropriate comments and tweets that have been made by other members of this body and as a former prosecutor and as former counsel on house ethics, i think that the very least there should be a referral to the ethics committee of witness intimidation and tampering under usc 1512 of my colleague max gates and maybe possibly him being referred for criminal prosecution. so i want to put that on the

chew it up is important as well. close quote. and so -- so it was advice that our witness got for this particular body. and, mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it. i can tell that you we we should not stand for it as a body, mr. chairman. >> let me say this. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman. >> just a zbleekd mr. chairman. mr. chairman i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is so in tabling the motion to postpone. >> you know to had to hear this cnn had it before it we did. cnn had it before i want to be recognized. >> well, the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor say ayep all poplawskied say no. no. >> the ay e. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> yes i -- i can i assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chairs. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman. >> move to table. >> move to waive the rules. >> there is a explosion. >> move to table. >> the vote is -- the vote. >> she made two motions what's the motion. >> the vote is on tabling. >> i move to table the appeal to the rul

mr. cohen: because i knew he wasn't going to pay that money, and david pecker had already chewed me out on multiple occasions regarding other monies that he expended. >> but this was the man you trusted, you would take a bullet for produce eagerly recorded him. let me ask you this -- have you legally or illegally recorded other clients? >> mr. cohen: i ever tell mike have records of people. yes. >> legally or illegally? >> mr. cohen: i believe they are legal. >> did you tell them? >> mr. cohen: in new york state you don't have to do that. >> so you didn't tell them? >> no, i did not hurt sometimes i also use it for contemporarie contemporaneous note-taking. i find it easy. >> would you trust a lawyer recording you? >> mr. cohen: probably not. >> at something people would not do. it's untrustworthy. your bank loans i just ran down -- did you ever default in any of these loans? >> mr. cohen: no, sir. >> of the bank did not take any loss questioning >> i'm not in default. i never filed a bankruptcy. the loan you are referring to, that was from a different one. i own new banks any money. the o

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chew it up is important as well, closed quote. so it was advice that our witness got for this particular body, and mr. chairman, when you were in the minority, you wouldn't have stood for it, and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this. >> mr. chairman -- >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman? >> is there a second? >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman, i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is so in tabling the motion. >> you know who had this material before all the members of the committee? >> excuse me. >> cnn had it before we did. they had the exhibits before we did. i just want to be recognized. >> well, the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor, say i. >> all opposed say no. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> it's not a ruling of the chair. >> yes. i can assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman? >> recognize the gentle lady. >> move to waive the rules. >> there's a motion to -- >> move to table. >> second. >> what is the motion? >> the vote is -- >> there ar

chew it up is important as well, close quote. so it was advised that our witness got for this particular body -- and mr. chairman, when you were in the minority, you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this. >> mr. chairman -- >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman? >> is there a second? >> mr. chairman, i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is so in tabling the motion -- >> you know who had this material before all the members of the committee? cnn had it before we did. >> sir -- >> i just want to be recognized. >> yeah. well, the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor, say aye. >> aye. >> all opposed say no. >> no. >> the ayes have it. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> it's not a ruling of the chair. >> i can assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chair. do the rules matter, mr. chairman? >> i recognize the gentle lady. >> move to waive the rules, move to table. >> chairman -- >> the vote -- >> she made two motions. what's the motion? >> the vote is on tabling -- >> i

chew gum at the same time. so we're here with you right now. mr. cohen, you learned well, in the ten years that you worked with donald trump, what was your position with the gop in the up to eight months ago? >> i was vice chair of the rnc finance committee. >> you were vice chair of the finance of the republican national committee, right? >> correct. i do want to say i was a democrat until steve wynn found out i was a democrat and made me switch parties and said it wasn't right for democrat to be the vice chair. >> good. let's get to it. i only have a little bit of time. on behalf of the many members here who have expressed to your family our apologies to your family, but i want to apologize for the inappropriate comments and tweets that have been made by other members of this body, and as a former prosecutor, and as former counsel, on house ethics, i think that at the very least there should be a referral to the ethics committee of witness intimidation, tampering, under usc 15 is, of my colleague matt gates, and it may be possibly him being refer

chew gum at the same time. so we're here with you right now. mr. cohen, you learned well, in the ten years that you worked with donald trump, what was your position with the gop in the up to eight months ago? >> i was vice chair of the rnc finance committee. >> you were vice chair of the finance of the republican national committee, right? >> correct. i do want to say i was a democrat until steve wynn found out i was a democrat and made me switch parties and said it wasn't right for democrat to be the vice chair. >> good. let's get to it. i only have a little bit of time. on behalf of the many members here who have expressed to your family our apologies to your family, but i want to apologize for the inappropriate comments and tweets that have been made by other members of this body, and as a former prosecutor, and as former counsel, on house ethics, i think that at the very least there should be a referral to the ethics committee of witness intimidation, tampering, under usc 15 is, of my colleague matt gates, and it may be possibly him being refer

long as you can so the other side can't chew it up is important as well, closed quote, and so it was advice that our witness got for this particular body and mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> all right, john. that was mark meadow, the republican congressman from north carolina, the head of the tea party. what's your reaction to what he said? >> wolf, i think i gave pretty good gratuitous advice. michael can hold the statement as long as he could so they couldn't chew it up and sit alone at the table otherwise they probably would have had lanny davis under oath right now. they've done a lot of focusing on him and this isn't the day to do that. this is a day for michael to put his statement out and they can do that another time. those are just the normal pyrotechnics of a minority, desperate -- i'll accept the hearing. >> have you been consulting with michael cohen and lanny davis over the course of these past several months? >> i've never spoken with michael. i've known lanny for many, many years. we first met when we were anchor buddies d

mr. chairman. i got houses and schools to help rebuilding the virgin islands and expansion of voting rights and education opportunities and criminal justice reform, thank you the democratic majority can walk and chew gum at the same time. we are here with you right now. you earned well in the ten years that you worked with donald trump. what was your position of the gop up to eight months ago? >> i was vice chair of the finance committee. >> you were vice chair of the finance of the republican national committee, right? >> correct. >> i do want to say i was a democrat until steve wynn found out that i was and made me switch party. >> on behalf of the many members here who have expressed to your family and apologies to your family. i want to apologize for the inappropriate comments and tweets that have been made by other members of this body and as a former prosecutor and counsel on house et i cahics. i think it should be referred to the committee of witnessing tampering under my colleague matt gaetz and maybe possibly him being referred to a criminal prosecuti prosecution, i want to put that on the record. on may 2nd, 2018, rudy giuliani, appeared on fox news and referred to the president's reimbu

chewed me out on multiple occasions regarding other monies that he expended. >> but this is a man that you trusted, you'd take a bullet for. you secretly recorded. let me ask you this, mr. cohen. have you legally or illegally recorded other clients? >> i have recordings of people, yes. >> legally or illegally? >> i believe that they're legal. >> did you tell them? >> in new york state you don't have to do that. >> so you didn't tell them? >> no, i did not. sometimes i also use the recordings for contemporaneous note taking instead of writing it down. i find it easier. >> if the shoe were reversed, would you like your trusted lawyer recording you? >> i probably would not, no. >> no, sir. it's untrustworthy. it's something people just would not do. now, your bank loans that i just ran down, did you ever default on any of these loans? >> no, sir. >> so the bank didn't take any loss? >> no bank has -- i am not in default. i have never filed bankruptcy. the heloc you're referring to, i replaced that from a different heloc, paid it off. i owe no banks any money. >> how about your medallion taxicab, did you have to sell -- >> the ones in chicago yes, i do have to sell. howeve

chewed me out on multiple occasions regarding other monies that he expended. >> but this is a man that you trusted, you'd take a bullet for, you secretly recorded. let me ask you this, mr. cohen, have you legally or illegally recorded other clients? >> i have recordings of people, yes? legally or illegally. >> i believe that they're legal. >> did you tell them? in new york state you don't have to' tell them. >> no, i did not. >> sometimes i use contemporaneousl contemporaneously i find it easier. >> if the shoe were on the other foot would you like your lawyer recording you? >> no, i would not. it's untrustworthy and something people would not do. your bank loan, did you ever default on any of these loans? >> no, sir. so the bank didn't take any loss. >> ney bank has, i am not in default. i have never filed a bankruptcy. the hiloc you're referring to i replaced that from a different hilock and paid it off. i owe no banks any money. >> how about your medallion taxi cab today? >> the ones in chicago, yes. i do have to sell. however, new york, the answer is no, i don't, and they are -- the industry is going through a major, major correction because of ride sharing. it's c

mr. speaker, this is bad policy llowing bad process, 1,100-page bill dropped last night and we can't walk and chew gum. we can't fix our border situation. and that's really the problem. at least, if nothing else, we should do know harm. let's not make the situation worse. this bill provides amnesty for anyone in the household of an unaccompanied minor and the people who smuggled those people in the united states and encounselinged them to do more. once they are here, we cut $700 million out of i.c.e. and there are less people looking for those people here illegally and when we find the criminals, we can't even keep them, we have to release them back into our communities. city counsels are now deciding where we secure our border. mr. speaker, i appreciate the time and i urge a no vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: i yield one minute to the gentleman from from new mr. he chairman of the serrano. in serrano: this bill comes above 2018.lion one of the highlights of the bill, it restores programs that had been zero

chew it up is important as well, close quote. so it was advised that our witness got, for this particular body, and mr. chairman, when you were in the minority, you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this -- >> mr. chairman -- >> let me say this -- >> mr. chairman? >> yes. >> i move to table. >> chairman? >> second? >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman, i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is in tabling the motion. >> you know who had this material before all the members of the committee? cnn had it before we did. >> sir -- >> cnn had it before we did. >> yeah, well, the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all in favor say no. >> no. >> the ayes have it. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. i can assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman? >> recognize the gentle lady. >> move to waive the rules. >> there's a motion to table. >> move to table. >> she made two motions, what's the motion? >> the vote is on tabling -- >> i mov

chew it up is important, as well, closed quote. and so it was advise that our witness got for this particular body. mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this. >> mr. chairman -- >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman. >> good second. >> i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> you know who had this material before all the members of the committee? cnn had it before we did. i just want to be recognized. >> the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor aye. >> no. the ayes have it. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. i can assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling. >> fireworks here at capitol hill. explain it. >> there is a courtesy of 24 hours each side gets to see new evidence that a witness is going to present. michael cohen the new evidence didn't do that. we expected the republicans to do this. democrats have a majority. they can decide to waive their rule. and with the majority come those who get to make the rules. so they are making new rules. in

chew it up is important as well, closed quote. and so it was advisvice that ou witness got for this particular body. mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this -- >> mr. chairman. >> let meet say this -- >> mr. chairman -- >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman -- >> is there a second? >> mr. chairman, i was asking to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is on take the motion. >> do you know who had this material before all the members of the committee? >> excuse me. >> cnn had it before we did. >> sir. >> cnn had the exhibits before we did. i just want to be recognized. >> yeah, well, the vote is on take the motion to postpone. all in favor say aye. >> all opposed say no. >> no. >> the ayes have it. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. i can assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman? >> i recognize the gentle lady. >> move to waive the rules. >> there is a motion -- >> move to table. >> second. >> what is the motion, mr.

chew it up is important as well. close quote. and so -- so it was advice that our witness got for this particular body. and, mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it. i can tell that you we we should not stand for it as a body, mr. chairman. >> let me say this. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman. >> just a zbleekd mr. chairman. mr. chairman i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is so in tabling the motion to postpone. >> you know to had to hear this cnn had it before it we did. cnn had it before i want to be recognized. >> well, the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor say ayep all poplawskied say no. no. >> the ay e. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> yes i -- i can i assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chairs. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman. >> move to table. >> move to waive the rules. >> there is a explosion. >> move to table. >> the vote is -- the vote. >> she made two motions what's the motion. >> the vote is on tabling. >> i move to table the appeal to the rul

chew it up is important as well. closed quote. and so it was advised that our witness got for this particular body and, mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you that we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this -- let me say this. >> mr. chairman -- >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman. >> is there a second? >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman, i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is so in tabling the motion -- >> you know who had this material before all the members of the committee? >> excuse me. >> cnn had it before we did. cnn had the exhibit before we did. i just want to be recognized. >> yeah, well, the vote is tabling on the motion to postpone. all in favor a aye. the ayes have it. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. yes, i can assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman? >> i recognize the gentle lady. >> move to waive the rules. >> there is a motion -- >> move to table. >> the vote is -- the vote -- >> she made two motions. what's the motion? >> the vot

chew it up is important as well. close quote. and so -- so it was advice that our witness got for this particular body. and, mr. chairman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it. i can tell that you we we should not stand for it as a body, mr. chairman. >> let me say this. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. >> yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman. >> just a zbleekd mr. chairman. mr. chairman i was asked to be recognized before the motion. >> the vote is so in tabling the motion to postpone. >> you know to had to hear this cnn had it before it we did. cnn had it before i want to be recognized. >> well, the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor say ayep all poplawskied say no. no. >> the ay e. >> i appeal the ruling of the chair. >> yes i -- i can i assure you it's in the rules. i appeal the ruling of the chairs. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman. >> move to table. >> move to waive the rules. >> there is a explosion. >> move to table. >> the vote is -- the vote. >> she made two motions what's the motion. >> the vote is on tabling. >> i move to table the appeal to the rul

chew it up is important as well, closed quote. it was advice our witness got for this particular body and mr.irman, when you were in the minority you wouldn't have stood for it and i can tell you we should not stand for it as a body. >> let me say this -- >> mr. chairman -- yes. >> i move to table. >> mr. chairman. is there a second? >> mr. chairman, i was asked to be recognized before the motion? >> the vote in tabling the motion. excuse me. >> cnn had it before we did. i just want to be recognized. >> the vote is on tabling the motion to postpone. all in favor say aye. all opposed say no. >> no. the ayes have it. >> a peel the ruling of the chair. i appeal the ruling of the chair. it's in the rules. >> do the rules matter, mr. chairman. >> recognize the gentlelady. >> move to table. >> second. >> the vote. >> you made two motion. what's the motion. >> i move to table the appeal to the ruling of the chair. >> the vote is on that. all in favor say aye. opposed say no. the ayes have it. >> i ask for a recorded vote, mr. chairman. >> very well. >> clerk. will call the roll. >> mr. cummings. >>

chew gum and walk at the same time. >> also, she introduced the pelosi clap. when you give that look like oh, baby. yeah, that was also introduced. >> can you top that mr. 305 until i die. miami zone, jeff bezos, won the week an extraordinary publication accusing the national enquirer and ami blackmail extortion. i think this week is going to look back at what jeff did and basically challenges to president trump and suggesting saudi arabia and a foreign government will involve in a hack of tech. that's why i think he won the week. >> you are trying to blackmail the richest man on earth, really? >> who's going to fire me. he's like who's going to check me because i am the richist. the attorney for ami was on the sunday show this morning trying to defend it. those were all good answers and sound and reasoning behind them. the correct answer is kind of the two ladies. democratic women won the week. they just did between the women applauding for themselves at the state of the union which donald trump interpreted as applauding for him. he missed it and did not understand what they were clapping for. yes, aoc just continuing to own the other side and freaking