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mr. cohen was involved in. speak to the significance of "the new york times" reporting tonight about the follow the money investigation theory leading to more pots of money tied to more folks with ties to foreign governments. >> you know, there's really no telling what investigators will uncover once they begin following decades of trump transportations in foreign countries. the justice department has authority to prosecute a crime under a statute called the federal corrupt practices act, and that involves business practices in some countries where bribery is a way of life. it's illegal for united states companies to engage in that. there's been speculation over time that trump organizations abroad could have been involved in that, that there could be money laundering. we don't really know where that goes. but an interesting opportunity for mueller here is whether or not michael cohen will begin to feel some pressure and whether or not he might conclude a plea deal with prosecutors in the southern district of new york that would give him a lighter sentence or lesser charges in exchange for cooperation with mueller on the mueller investigation. t

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pot and look in. i think this is just the beginning of what we're ultimately going to find out mr.s possession. >> bill: does it happen if bob mueller has not been installed? there is a report suggesting that michael cohen was under investigation before inauguration. is that true? >> you know, it's hard to say how much of a role mueller played in this. no question this particular raid was apparently put into action through bob mueller's referral. so i think in the short term the answer is no, this wouldn't have happened in the way it's unfolding absent mueller's involvement. long term would there have been an investigation of cohen? your guess is as good as mine. if there was an ongoing investigation, it wouldn't surprise me but not in this time and place. >> bill: did you see the story that came out in 24 hours bob mueller cautioning people about media reports being wrong? >> i did. it's a useful caution. when you talk about secret raids and seized documents there is frenzied speculations. it's okay to say we're at the beginning stages. we don't know what was seized or how the evi

justice department starts prosecuting mom-and-pop pot shops, people get angry and it moves up on their hierarchy of important issues when they go to vote. mr. fasman: if we were to see a crackdown on the business, you think there would be a push toward full legalization? ms. minton: and i think sessions understands that. he is playing on the idea that what he really wants to do is not so much throw people in jail, although he definitely wants to throw people in jail, but he always wants to do that, and take their money also, but what he wants is to take their a chillingreate effect in the states. he wants to stop the progress and the other states by threatening to prosecute state legislatures that are often very hesitant to do anything when they don't know what the federal government is going to do. they think we will legalize it and we will have to deal with all these prosecutions. maybe we should hang back and wait until we have clarification from the federal government. so i think that's what he is trying to bully these states not moving forward into the a legalization effort. mr. fasman: last week you mentioned there was a sports betti

mrs. clinton or vera wang for the china state visit during the clinton administration. those tip of the hat to a visiting delegation to talk about the richness of our great country. we are the melting potnd traditions. when any comes with us we celebrate that commonality and how they are part of the fabric of america. >> it can be a big economic for the design. >> there several that i think obama put on the front line. >> she was great about mixing designers like j.crew of things your foot get off the rack. >> was that new with michelle obama? was that something you developed or might see carryover with melania trump style choices? >> over the years it became a focus on fashion. mrs. bush before mrs. clinton. that was her nemesis clinton had several designers that she would wear and prefer to wear. one -- in the mrs. bush enjoyed wearing others. then fashion took another step forward during the obama administration and became more of a focus. she really advance the careers of so many unknown designers. the fashion industry is one of the greatest industries in the united states. bringing attention to it is a smart thing. >> we saw that previous first ladies are intimately involved in ho

mr. dickerson who picked exxon can it have much upside now that oil is near $70 again. >> i think the potgold at the end of the rainbow is the saudi aram coipo when you look at -- for me it's a lot geopolitical as it always is with the price of oil the iran deal, whether we are going to be in and out of it president trump made some glancing comments today, that date is going to be may 12th i think the leadup is always more hawkish than the actual outcome. i think people wanted to buy oil, get ahead of it and the subsector finally rallied with the overarching commodity crude. so i think they are in for a rude awakening inyou are going to see crude maybe sell off and the sebastian subsector sell off we are still in a oversupply status chesapeake has tremendous upside, tremendous leverage but it is levered to the price of gnat gas i'm not sure that can move up. >> thanks. opining on the stock draft. >> nick lowry was right, there were no currency surprised at amazon there were a lot of other surprises. >> a huge auction from the rockefeller collection is taking place. tyler mathisen is there

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