donald trump u.s. president had a phone conversation and the requests came from mr donald trump as far as we have learned from the presidential sources along with many other issues related to buy they true relations was one of the most important issues they have debated and i have also learned from my sources that mr donald trump invited president don to united states there is no announced invitation right now but this is what i learned from my very important sources in ankara so we might see president flying to us in the coming days but today one more development is that turkey's foreign minister who has also had very harsh reactions after to saudi attorney's presser during the week he will be flying to the united states to attend in the u n civilizations. lions conference on monday in new york but he's flying today and he's expected to meet with the u.s. counterpart mike pompei oh and if they wait and meet and when they meet they will be probably discussing about the details of this case so these are very important details on the side of the line of on korea and washington and of course these will have

now mr donald trump like former iraqi dictator saddam has decided to fight the iranian nation he wants to directly oppress and torture the iranian nation. but elsewhere in tire and worries a growing about the impact of the sanctions they're expected to further drive up consumer prices and why heavily on the country's growth right which had been recovering from an earlier round of penalties the. more that we can see the effect of sanctions in this bizarre there was a man here today who did not have money to buy a lotion for his baby because the economic situation is getting worse the people are very poor and times are hard each don't. expect slink around sludge and become a protests in january to the country's deteriorating economic situation the fear among regime supporters the latest u.s. sanctions will only deepen iran's problems and further undermine the foundations of the islamic republic. in tanzania ghana transgender people have gone into hiding this comes after the government announced a crackdown on homosexuals now same sex conduct is punishable by up to fifteen years in prison

mr. trump? >> okay. mr. trump, mr. donald trump, what you are doing to us is nothing. we don't care. >> reporter: that bravado was echoed on stage by the head of iran's revolutionary guards, mohammad ali jafari. he warned that the u.s. was in decline, and that america threatened iran's powerful military at its peril. behind this show of defiance, though, iran's leaders are realistic. they may fantasize about getting rid of the administration by force, but they know full-well this is a waiting game. everyone is resigned: from politicians and the people in the crowd, to the millions of iranians who are just trying to get on with their lives. everyone's preparing to hunker down and survive under sanction, until president trump either leaves the white house, or an unexpected political shift somehow allows iran in from the cold. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tehran. >> quijano: coming up next: a victim of a heart-wrenching catfishing scam speaks out. and later, the music teacher caught on video repeatedly punching a student. student. and neither will i. and i treat my mbc wit

mr. trump? >> okay. mr. trump, mr. donald trump, what you are doing to us is nothing. we don't care. >> reporter: that bravado was echoed on stage by the head of iran's revolutionary guards, mohammad ali jafari. he warned that the u.s. was in decline, and the america threatened iran's powerful military at its peril. behind this show of defiance, iran's leaders are realistic. they may fantasize about getting rid of the administration by force, but they know full-well this is a waiting game. everyone is resigned: from politicians and the people in the crowd, to the millions of iranians who are just trying to get on with their lives. everyone's preparing to hunker down and survive under sanction, until president trump either leaves the white house, or an unexpected political shift somehow allows iran in from the cold. we saved hundreds on our car insurance when we switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you're mowing the lawn on a sunny day... ...and without even trying, you end up with one last strip that's exactly the width of your

second person was but some officials that were telling me today that it might be someone that mr donald trump would not be happy to hear about seeing them because the early with the very latest in the investigation into the jamal khashoggi murder two can just lie for monger. and in a symbolic move a group of lawyers in tunisia filing a legal challenge to prevent the saudi crown prince from visiting the country comes amid a growing kovan opposition passes for the government to take strong action in the wake of casualties mad we can total record of gonzalez now a journalist who joins us live via skype from the tunisian capital chin yes i'm so it's a group of fifty lawyers who are writing to the president what are they saying. so this is a goal if you. don't and i guess we're. now they're already one hundred seventy oh yes they were only were. so little we present on monday. and the course trying to prevent their arrival the entry of. me i spoke with a spokesperson which. if you don't need they will point out where. they're ok. maybe eight east. shoulder all the people is our guest. and that is

mr. trump's during the presidential campaign. mr. cohen was donald trump's attorney and advisor for years, and he is cooperating in theue roberter investigation which the president calls a witchhunt. today mr. trump said mr. cohen was weak. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. nick: michael cohen was donald trump's mr. fix-it, central figu in the billionaires business empire. the lawyer who made his problems go away nowotentially poses a huge problem himself for the present. >> mr. cohen has cooperated, mr. cohen will continue to cooperate. sentencing is set for december 12. nick: the fast talking new york rnattoey remained tightlipped outside court. those wordfrom his lawyer are a startling new development.it eans he is sharing information with collision investigation. up until now michael cohen has been prosecuted by investigators here in new york. what makes this so significante is that it is rst time he has been charged by and entered into a plea agreement with robert mueller, the special counsel looking into allegations of collus

mr. donald trump, is president trump. what is the point here at this point? let's i agree with that.some reports about the fbi being used in the present was seeking to have this done. it is very problematic. we live in a democracy where political opponents are not sent to jail because they have a disagreement. i think we need to pull back from this a bit. not make about hillary clinton and the emails and this discussion ongoing. it is important to get the fbi working for all americans not as a political tool. arthel: dan, give us your take. >> i think we have to take a step back and understand why this is taking place. to begin with. there was a tremendous degree of corruption surrounding the clinton family. mostly, sheltered and camouflage the activities of the foundation. as a pay to play, pay for influence network. the people who put their thumbs on the scales to curtail the investigation into hillary clinton, were shocked when donald trump was elected. plan a was for hillary clinton to be coordinated. plan b was james comey, would conduct this campaign followed with a strategic -

donald trump. now, mrtrump one, individual one is donald trump. now, mraid he was a liar, he said he was a weak man, but he does now pose a threat to donald trump because we found out for the first time he is cooperating with robert mueller, the special council looking into allegations that the trump presidential campaign colluded with the kremlin. nick, thank you. nick briant there for us in new york. there should be a national campaign to raise awareness of psychological abuse — with the case of a man who killed his wife and daughter at its centre. that's the finding of a review into the murder by lance hart of his wife claire and their daughter charlotte in 2016. their sons luke and ryan have been talking to our home affairs correspondent june kelly. claire and charlotte hart were a very close mother and daughter, and they died together after being shot in the car park of a leisure centre. just days before, they'd finally escaped from the family home after years of psychological abuse. lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun.

donald trump did not have a single racist bone in his body. here's a quick reminder. >> i've lost count as to how many times the disgusting liberal mainstream media have attempted to label mrdonald trump a racist, a zoxenophobe a bigot. >> this interview is one more data point and reminder of the complete 180 that michael cohen has done when it comes to donald trump. we know from our reporting over the last couple of weeks that michael cohen says he changed his party registration from republican back to democrat. when we bumped into him last month, michael cohen said that he wants every american to get out and vote against donald trump. otherwise we are going to see two to six years more of this craziness. that was michael cohen's words. and, you know, frankly, there are going to be a lot of people who are watching this and still having a pretty hard time believing what michael cohen says, because, frankly, it's true that michael cohen, for so many years, was donald trump's staunch defender. so this 180 is not necessarily going to sit well with everybody, wolf. >> worked with him for ten years, very, very closely. any reaction, mj, you're getting from the white house to th

mr. donald trump.lack man and i want to thank him because he caused me to do something that i want all of us white and black, to do to decide on a project. evolution elder senior citizens or not, this is what mr. donald trump did for me. he when he said that the football players were xo beads i asked the lord to give me something that i could do because i'm an old man and i wanted to thank against that. so what did i do? i would like all you listeners to google this. take out your pencils google. list every voice and thing doctor eugene williams senior, Ãbcalls me a 76-year-old man to get nba team to cross the nation to sing and play the negro national anthem. the oklahoma sundown, the washington wizards, the boston celtics, now i'm getting calls from the la lakers that they want to sing and play the negro national anthem. all that i'm saying is that mr. trump, thank you for motivating me, for inspiring me, and i want mr. trump to inspire all others. i know without a doubt because god is in the mix. i

mr. donald trump as a racist, a xenophobe, and a bigot. clearly he is singing a different tune today. and this i think it is important to sort of put in the bigger france formation that we have seen michael cohen go through. we know he says he changed his party registration from republican to democrat. he says that he now wants to campaign against republicans and donald trump. and you will recall that when i caught up with michael cohen on the streets of manhattan just last month he basically said all americans need to get out and vote because otherwise we are going to see two or six more years this craziness. anderson. >> emjay lee, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, the president's suggestion that troops could fire on migrants for throwing rocks. his claim he never said anything like that. and another country claiming his words resulted in the deaths of dozens of people. provening words do matter. when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew

mr. fischer: not surprising. donald trump had a trip set up easily to attend a ceremony recognizing sacrifices of world war ii veterans. due to a little rain he decided to sit in a hotel room. mr. caldwell: i think there's a symbolic importance of attending these events. i think it's important to try to attend these events. there's been a lot of good events. the wounded warrior ride. they've done a lot to acknowledge oteri families and veterans. ist is more important ultimately what policies being enacted. host: let's go to washington dc, iran with our guest. -- you are on with our guest. backlogthere is 80,000 of claims and another list of 400,000 a backlog of claims of people waiting two years, eight 1966 and theytnam never mention that over 80,000 people volunteered for vietnam from europe overhauls -- from most every year for vietnam. lawyers claim they will be your representative and when the time for your case goes to appeal they say they can't represent you but if you win the appeal they get 1/5 of the back pay. showed

mr bush types are imo sure but the school. or. you know going to the moon. no it isn't a. good. donald trump again lashes out at the french president taft emanuel macron called for europe to reduce its dependence on washington. should work for the ceasefire deal breashears today combined with the longevity with the mask is this or branded to terrorism. israeli defense minister resigns just a day off to armed groups in gaza and else to cease fire following and sadly escalation of the conflicts. cancer patients in iran strip.

today was the fate of carrots and peas laid in the hands of donald trump. mr. could not resist a few quips about the midterm elections. he joked that carrot refused to concede and manded a recount. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news america >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day d stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >>nunding of this presentat is made possible by the freemafoundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions foneamerica's ected needs. >> a new chapter begins. >> now you can access more of your favorite pbs shows than ever before, with pbs passport, a membe benefit that lets you binge many of the latest shows and catch up on your favorites. >> we really are living in the modern world.ti >> anyme you want. >> wow, how about that?er >> anywhyou are. >> there is literally nothing like this in the world. >> support your pbs station and get passport.to your tickehe

countries let's go straight to the tweet about the german invasion of france indeed so this is mr donald j. trumptweeted a man you know my grandson just building its own army to protect your because of us trying to ram russia but it was germany and while it was well done to how did that work out for france they were starting to learn german in paris before the u.s. came along pay for it all dot good point well made well indeed this is trouble because matt brown came out and suggested about a year. a rather trumps up in arms about this i mean his timing with this awful tweet couldn't be less appropriate really because it just might be appropriate let's go straight to this absurd story of a day being investigated it's outrageous claims once again so un envoy warns poverty in britain is a political choice this is the un special rapporteur fearing in the baltic yes exactly i don't know what his business is. special up to a philip alston who specializes in extreme poverty he's got an investigating u.k. doing a tour and a fact finding mission this particular story he has to jailbreak an essex which has

president donald trump on landing mr trump spawns a little bit of controversy by criticizing the level of european funding for nato diplomatic editor james bays has more on that from paris it was time for damage limitation here at the palace after that tweet from president trump just before he arrived on air force one in which he criticized president michael's comments about a european saying it was very insulting and instead european nations should be paying their fair share at nato clearly i think both sides behind the scenes have been paraffine their positions and that was clear when the two leaders spoke to. the european security to be. being assured just by the united states and even that big of a jury that's why i do believe that we need more european get to see these more european defense we're getting along from the standpoint of fairness and we want it to be fair we want to help europe but it has to be here with the british in the world's leading states is the president here is it. and this is that the united states can only do so much. if you're just a little bit says the eli

saudi critic jamal khashoggi will be known "within the next two days", according to president donald trump. mring to reporters in malibu when he said a full report on who did it would be completed by monday or tuesday. it follows media reports that the cia believes crown prince mohammed ordered the killing. the murder and international outcry has frayed ties betwen washington and riyadh. protesters blocked five major bridges in central london, demanding that the uk government takes greater action on climate change. it followed a week of action by the campaign group, extinction rebellion. the group said six—thousand people had joined the demonstrations and there'd been 45 arrests. a war crimes suspect in the central african republic has been detained and handed over to a tribunal in the netherlands. alfred yekatom, who was once nicknamed ‘rambo', led a christian militia. it's accused of murdering and torturing members of the car's muslim community between 2013 and 2014. a senior member of theresa may's cabinet has called for changes to her brexit plans. andrea leadsom who's the leader of the co

donald trump. hello, america. and hello mr president, donald trump.nything without climate. no, no, no, no. although it rains like hell and it's cold as bleep, we have to rake. it is mandatory in finland. we have to rake two hours a day. but we have the greatest rakes in the world. it's easy to rake with them and to prevent wildfires. it's really great. we even have raking universities in finland. that's how we learn to rake. so, you know, any time you're welcome back to finland, mr trump. and we can teach you how to rake. it's really easy. it's great. we clean our forest floors with the cleanest water on earth. it's the greatest water on earth. so, welcome back to finland and rake america great again. break america great again, yes. they had a lot of fun with that one in finland. davide has gone around sunday times, i saw it at 0rient this morning, by the end of the day, lx eight‘s now famous, as is the finnish sense of humour. there's all manner, the olympic rakers here. just brilliant. it's a serious subject, of course, the wildfires. look, the fir

mr. bryce: donald trump's message is separating kids and putting them in dog cages.hat is not family values to me. that's not why i put on the uniform and served this country. it is not having family separated. this country was built on the backs of immigrants. we deserve to allow people entry here. we have people who have been here that don't know any other country. right after the presidential election, i was called frantically by an immigrant rights group, and they asked me if i would attend their emergency meetings. i did. i will never forget the faces, specifically to young women in high school, in tears, they would get up there they don't , know if they can finish school or someone from ice will take them out. or even if they were able to finish school, get home and find out their door had been kicked in and their dad had been removed and deported. ice has been in the area 83 , people were removed a couple of weekends ago. they didn't coordinate with local law enforcement agencies, as they are supposed to. i can't see tearing families apart. , tens are talking

earlier mr macron held talks with donald trump, amid on going differences, over europe's financial contributions0ur correspondent mark lowen was in compeigne in northern france, and watched the day's events unfold. this is a sombre moment to remember those who fell. it is a moment to look at the relationship between france and germany and how far it has come in those 100 years, and also to champion, in his words, a multilateral, a progressive, a cooperative, a collaborative europe, and that was very much the scene and the image of president macron standing next to chancellor merkel here in compiegne that came out of today. it was an extremely powerful moment. the last time that a german chancellor was here in compiegne was 78 years ago. that was when adolf hitler came here at the exact same spot where the armistice was signed back in 1918, in order to force the humiliating surrender of france, and he and the french authorities back in 19110 also sat inside that train carriage where the armistice was signed in 1918, and where chancellor merkel and president macron today sat some 78 years on. and

mr. donald trump said the probe is about him. >> it should never have been an investigation. it is not an investigation of me, but as far as i'm concerned, i like to take everything personally because you do better that way. >> reporter: after the white house clash with cnn. >> you are a rude, terrible person. >> reporter: friday, a federal judge appointed by the president, granted a temporary return of the cnn correspondent's press pass which had been revoked by the white house. the legal battle will continue, but press secretary sarah sanders issued a statement. today the court made clear there is no absolute first amendment right to access the white house. the president said he wants new standards for press conferences. >> decorum. you can't take three questions and four questions and just stand up and not sit down. decorum. >> kelly, the appointment of matt whitaker as acting attorney general. whitaker still facing criticism this morning. facing a formal legal challenge. what is the argument in that case? >> reporter: whitaker has not been confirmed by the senate for the

pardoning the birds — and today the fate of, wait for it, carrot and peas, lay in the hands of donald trump. and mrerm elections — the presidentjoked that ‘carrots refused to concede, and demanded a recount‘. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. hello, good morning. as expected, tuesday was a really cold day, earlier was a really cold day, in the night we saw snow to low earlier in the night we saw snow to low levels across the south—east of england for a while. 0n low levels across the south—east of england for a while. on wednesday, the coldest beer and the strongest of the wind will cross across the north of the uk and further south we will see improvement. a cloudy start with wet weather continuing across northern ireland and northern england, pushing up into scotland. some sleet and hill snow in that. following on we should get some sunshine developing, maybe a few showers but some improvements across england and wales and showers in the afternoon in more detail through the west cou ntry afternoon in more detail through the west country into

mr trump has responded by calling michael cohen a very weak man, who was lying to get a reduced sentence. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. michael cohen was donald trump's mr fix—it — a centralfigure in the billionaire‘s business empire. but the lawyer who used to make mr trump's problems go away now potentially poses a huge problem himself for the president. mr cohen has cooperated. mr cohen will continue to co—operate. sentencing is set for december 12. but the fast—talking new york attorney remained tight—lipped outside court. those words from his lawyer are a startling new development. it means he's sharing information with the russian collusion investigation. up until now, michael cohen has been prosecuted by investigators based here in new york. but what makes this so significant is that it's the first time he's been charged by and entered into a plea agreement with robert mueller, the special counsel looking into allegations of collusion between the trump presidential campaign and the kremlin. inside court, he pleaded guilty to making false statements to congress about a real estate project that would have altered the skyline of moscow —

mr trump's response is that his former right—hand man is lying now, to prosecutors, to win a shorter sentence. nick bryant reports. michael cohen was donald's mr fix—it — a centralfigure in the billionaire‘s business empire. but the lawyer who used to make mr trump's problems go away now potentially poses a huge problem himself for the president. mr cohen has co—operated. mr cohen will continue to co—operate. sentencing is set for december 12. though the fast—talking new york attorney remained tight—lipped outside court. those words from his lawyer are a startling new development. it means he's sharing information with the russian collusion investigation. up until now, michael cohen has been prosecuted by investigators based here in new york. but what makes this so significant is that it's the first time he's been charged by and entered into a plea agreement with robert mueller, the special counsel looking into allegations of collusion between the trump presidential campaign and the kremlin. inside court, he pleaded guilty to making false statements to congress about a real estate project that would have altered the skyline of moscow — a

mrs. obama. >> donald trump, with his was putting my family's safety at risk.nd for this, i'd never forgive him. >> joining me now, valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president obama, of course, a long time friend of the obamas, you knew them back when, i think you introduced them? >> i did not introduce them, i met them when they were already engaged many i was mesmerized by her 27 years ago. >> let's talk about the transition. >> her reluctant introduction to political life. let's listen to what she talks about when she first arrived at princeton. >> i imagine the administrators didn't love the fact that students of color largely stuck together. the hope is that all of us would mingle, deepening the quality of student life across the board. >> it's a worthy goal, but even today, with white students continue to outnumber students of color on college campuses, the burden of asimillation is put largely on the shoulders of minority students. in my experience, it's a lot to ask. >> she's talking about the evolution of her transformation and what she went th

trump organization who has talked to mr. mueller or congressional hear and and you toed the line, you're having a nervous night tonight. >> shepard: are you referring to donald trump jr. or others? >> donald trump jr. is one. that's a logical inference given what we know to date and mr. cohen's allocution. those questions would have been asked of donald jr. they may have been asked before on the written questions submitted to the president. they may have been asked and probably were of others in the trump organization. anybody that said january is when it stopped and no trip planned to russia, they're looking at an indictment square in the face right now. >> shepard: one more thing. the president said that michael cohen is weak and that he's lying. what would your experience be about a defendant in this position lying on this matter? >> you know, i saw that. it's hard to wrap your head around. that doesn't mean anything. in my experience as a prosecutor in near and here in chicago nor a dozen or so years, defendants lie. they lie regularly. that's not a big thing. nobody lies about lying. that's a hard one to wrap your head around. >> shepard: you have never

mr. whitaker. >> donald trump is effective at certain things.more effective than some people initially realized. but the notion that he is a political mastermind was really 81 cut last night. this was the first time we seen him work with the difficulty of mid-terms. as i mentioned, you have been through it. rachel maddow is speaking object that and his hand-picked mid-term candidates failed. >> presidentially endorsed katie arlington lost that seat. trump endorsed senator dean heller last night lost his re-election race. trump endorsed candidate danny targetanian he lost that race. he announced his full and total endor endorsement for kris kobach who lost the kansas governorship. >> some of those were red places where the people that trump opposed might have done with be. do you think he miscalculated? >> look, i think he was are a mixed bag. i think he activated some people in the reddest part of the country and maybe in a few races that helped. i think in most of america and across america, not just in very blue places but in oklahoma and texa

mr. speaker, the administration of president donald trump should be appreciated for promoting religious freedom. this summer, secretary of state mike pompeo, hosted the first-ever international minute steerial on religious freedom, representatives from 88 countries attended to review the harsh realities confronted religious minorities around the globe. the clearest message of all throughout ministryial is that the united states unequivocally represents religious liberty. i'm grateful that ambassador haley talked about the human rights crisis against the ethnic and religious minority, rohingya of burma, as well as the minority christians in burma. after president barack obama lifted sanctions on burma, the burmese military has been targeting religious minorities, resulting in the creation of the world's largest ever refugee camp of 1.1 million people in bangladesh. secretary pompeo and ambassador haley deserve thanks for shining a light on this tremendous evil in burma. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. mr. speaker, i now m

michael cohen was donald trump's mr fix—it — a centralfigure in the billionaire‘s business empire. er who used to make mr trump's problems go away now potentially poses a huge problem himself for the president. mr cohen has cooperated. mr cohen will continue to cooperate. sentencing is set for december 12th. but the fast—talking new york attorney remained tight—lipped outside court. those words from his lawyer are a startling new development. it means he's sharing information with the russian collusion investigation. up until now, michael cohen has been prosecuted by investigators based here in new york. but what makes this so significant is that it's the first time he's been charged by and entered into a plea agreement with robert mueller — the special counsel looking into allegations of collusion between the trump presidential campaign and the kremlin. inside court he pleaded guilty to making false statements to congress about a real estate project that would have altered the skyline of moscow — a proposed trump tower in the russian capital. talks about the project had continued w

trump not bring mike flynn on as advisor? mr. christie: big. begged. -- begged. when donald trump became the nominee of parent, the director of national intelligence called me for the obama administration and said mr. trump is now entitled to high-level national security brief, and you are the head of the transition. you are the person to coordinate that. i said ok, how does it work, and he said he can come with two aids. i say, great. so i go back to donald and say this is the deal, this is how it works, and he says i want you and flynn. i went to the first of those meetings, and let me just say, i was not impressed with general flynn and the way he handled himself in those meetings, and i made that clear to the candidate. there were a number of times thereafter both in intelligence briefings that i sat in with the president and general flynn, and then also in debate prep where general flynn was involved for a brief period of time until i took it over. in fact, the last time i talked to the president about it was the day after the election. i told him, don't hire this guy.

. >> donald trump did not respond to mr. macron's comments on sunday at a ceremony at an american cemetery. he honored the americans who died in world war i. >>> let's talk about it all with scott lucas. scott, a professor of international politics at the university of birmingham in england live this hour from birmingham. it's a pleasure to have you, scott. >> thank you, george. >> let's start with the french president's rebuke of nationalism with his u.s. counterpart looking on. how significant a moment was that for europe, for multi lateralism, and what are your thoughts about how the u.s. president may have received it? >> well, it was a very significant moment here in europe about the future of the continent, indeed the future of the global community. now, there are specific interests here. emmanuel macron, amidst various political questions across europe, wants to position himself as a leader of the continent alongside, for example, germany's angela merkel. both of them have very discomfited by donald trump because trum

i mean michael cohen was donald trump's mr fix it, he was the man that made donald trump's problems goide court, he is cooperating with robert mueller, but with significant today. michael cohen has been prosecuted by investigators in new york, this is the first time he has been charged by robert mueller, the head of the russian collusion investigation and crucially, the lawyer said he has not only cooperated with robert moller, he also put it in future tense that he would continue to co—operate with robert mueller, so that is the concern for the trump right now. which means a bigger threat to trump is what he could provide to the district of new york, perhaps less about collusion in the russian probe of war about everything else what cohen did for him because as you say, he's the long—time fixture, he knows where the proverbial bodies are buried. , yes that's right. there are skeletons and michael cohen, b knows which door they are behind and potentially he can open those doors for robert mueller to help him find them if there are skeletons there. 0bviously that's a big if. it's also s

mr. trump. never donald, never the donald. never d.j.t. never "the boss." one way and one way over, mr. reporters who covered the campaign also to reflexively, relentlessly refer to him in one way, one way only mr. trump. >> stephen: did they say that to you, "call him mr. trump?" >> yes, they would advise us to do that. someplace us did. some of us did not. ( laughter ). >> stephen: uh-huh... so do you think that mueller should be worried right now? because trump has put in this guy, who is on the record as saying that mueller's gone too far, and mueller can be slowed down or defunded. this gs- i at man, right? >> you said "worry." do you mean more worried? >> stephen: well, i mean, why do you think trump did it so fast? because he's going to drop something really quickly. reasonable people were saying we might learn something this week. >> he knows mueller has been preparing a report and also doing a lot of work at the grand jury, interviewing more witness s. >> stephen: further indictments. >> possibly. look, one thing i bright in the book, there were many times in the last year and