actress saoirse ronan. >> drive >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- oscar nominee saoirse ronan, from "game night," kyle chandler, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from joey dosik. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we have is to much to get to. there's so much going on. we start with there's been news. but i think should we start with the bad news? all right. the bad news is our president is donald trump. president trump had a busy day. he spoke at cpac, the conservative political action conference today, and the mood was very upbeat. things are going great. they were happy to see donald trump and trump was happy that they were happy to see him. he told the crowd he loves cpac and would never leave them for a double d pac. he did all of the hits, the tax cuts, the law, his hair. second amendment. went after john mccain, called hillary crooked, called the media crooked. there were chants of "lock her u

our chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin and ronan farrowfarrow.mpressions of karen mcdougal and why she wants to speak out publicly now? >> you know, she was very reluctant, wolf, to speak at all. in fact, those documents we obtained weren't a diary, they were notes written in the course of selling this story at the behest of several men around her, who she said urged her, tell this yourself in your way, or it will be distorted by others. and when you look at this complaint, it reflects an argument that she also made to us in our conversations with the new yorker. she says this is essentially a matter of the public interest. her lawyers describe what happened to her as a deliberate effort to distort the market place of ideas in this country and perhaps even to influence an election. because, remember, this agreement barred her from speaking at all to the press before the election. that is not in dispute. ami, in this statement they've just released and in other statements, says that an amendment subsequently made after the election allows her to s

i'll speak with ronan in a moment.sten to what karen mcdougal told me last night. >> why do you think it was that it was after donald trump was the republican nominee that they came back? >> they wanted to squash the story. >> you're saying they wanted to protect donald trump? >> i'm assuming so, yeah. it was more about the way it was presented. it was more about protecting me. it was more about, we don't want to tarnish your image. we want to keep your brand wholesome and whole. so i'm like, that's awesome. you know, that's great. so that's the way i perceived this contract. it was a win-win, like i said. >> have you ever heard the term at that point, catch can kill? >> no, i had not. >> do you know what catch and kill is now? >> i do now, yeah. >> ronan farrow joins me now. your piece at "the new yorker" really opened a lot of people's eyes to this whole idea of catch and kill and to karen mcdougal's story. she wouldn't go into detail with you at that time about her alleged relationship with trump or the deal she sig

right now on jimmy kimmel, it's actress saoirse ronan. >> drive >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy -- oscar nominee saoirse ronan, from "game night," kyle chandler, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from joey dosik. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we have is to much to get to. there's so much going on. we start with there's been news. but i think should we start with the bad news? all right. the bad news is our president is

ronan, i wanted to begin with you.ot from karen mcdougal in your reporting in "the fonew yorker" already. but now, she's gone on tv and taken it a step further. are you surprised she's gone this far and does this signal that she no longer think she's bound by any agreement she signed? >> you know, i think that's the heart of the dispute right now, david. her representatives have said very clearly that they think this is an invalid agreement, a lot of the complaint that they filed after doing these interviews says, look, this is in the public interest that she reveal these truths. and i think that that is the heart of why we're talking about this. for me the issue here was never this consensual affair. it was what her complaint describes as her alleged participation in a censorship of the marketplace of free ideas is a phrase that's used in those filings. you know, that this was an effort to distort an election. >> to distort an election. i'm curious, do you think she's put herself in any legal jeopardy in talking. >> i

. >> saoirse ronan, "lady bird.">> older and make andouk f wou ood enough to do that. >> meryl streepf the people working there have been alive, so don't need the lecture on legacy. and this is no longer my father's company. it's no longer my husband's company. it's my company. and anyone who thinks otherwise probably doesn't belong on my board. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> frances mcdormandcdormand "three billboards outside ebbing >>rancesndome her fir oscarher leadi >> okay. okay. so i'm hyper ventilating a little bit. if i fall over pick me because i've got some things to say. so, i think this is what chloe kim must have felt like after doing back to back 1080s in the olympic half pipe did you see that? okay, that's what it feels like. i want to thank martin mcdonagh, look what you did. we are a bunch of hooligans, and anarchists but we do clean up nice. i want to thank every single person in t sister doroth u, especially wmyclan. joel andro m t stalwart well rdnd b feministthey value themselves each othe i know you are to i may be so honored to have all the female nominees in ev

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and he said well this is a pirate ship that just started nameless and i'm good friends with ronan o'reilly so i said well you know here's a tape let's see what happens and two weeks later i had a phone call from rodin who said get your so here i need you you know is a pirate radio station what you frightened of going on to some ship that you knew was illegally broadcasting to britain so i saw this finished for years and then maybe in the south china sea i was going to be too worried about a little boat in the channel. i probably handled seasickness better than most and. you know i was not the least bit worried i know i was a bit of a rebel myself you know so we you have are on the ship when the when the british authorities were trying to board it and shut it down to radio caroline when i was on the ship the only one sporting where the girls on sailboats would come sailing out to bring us cookies you may not have known wrote in a rally his grandfather who is who i think yeats wrote a poem about boys rode in like i know he's ill in county loud at the moment what was his role in the station.

behind the scenes with red carpet stylists for the biggest stars in hollywood from saoirse ronan andpoon. fixing a fashion emergency that we all run into. and the everyday items that can help you look flawless both on and off the red carpet. >>> celebration time. are you ready for oscar? we are and so is jimmy kimmel. >> no one does oscar like "gma" and if they say they do, they're lying. >> this morning we're getting you ready for hollywood's biggest night just two days away as we say good morning, america. >> cheers. >> celebrate good times. great to have you with us on this friday morning. and look at the people coming from all over the country. i've never seen that in tennessee right outside of chattanooga. is that where it is? outside of chattanooga. >> soddy-daisy. >> and the couple in the back, it's their anniversary. so they came to new york for that. happy anniversary. >>> we're gearing up for oscar sunday here. so is wolfgang puck out in l.a. our friend in the kitchen right now. he is going to give us a sneak peek at what the stars will be eating. and he's, of course, been

tonight -- oscar nominee saoirse ronan, music from joey dosik. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome.he show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we have is to much to get to. there's so much going on. we start with there's been news. but i think should we start with the bad news? all right. the bad news is our president is

a huge thanks to supervisor ronan who could not be here today who was my partner in this legislation as the supervisor for this, and this issue is near and dear to her heart and i thank our co-sponsors, supervisor she he and peskin and kim and yee, and i want to thank the mayor and his staff for supporting this important and urgent legislation for their hard work to make this possible. if this passes today at the full board, and at the full board, san francisco will be leading the nation standing arm-in-arm with our immigrant community. i want to acknowledge that this budget supplemental is an expansion of funding for the incredible and critical work that is already happening on the ground. this funding will increase resources for our community organizations and public defender, not only in the current fiscal year but the mayor's office has also agreed to annualize this critical funding. i have deep gratitude for the community partners who run the rapid response network that responds to reports of i.c.e. activity and dispatches attorneys as needed and, of course, for the non-profit i

and then, of course, ronan farrow for the "new yorker."st -- >> 14, 15 years ago. >> seth: yeah. >> ken auletta, a terrific reporter, took a run at harvey weinstein and was doing a profile of him. and you know, the profile was not exactly kind. he came out looking like somebody that's extremely talented, but a bully. a bully to everyone, people in business, movie stars and all of the rest. and in the course of his reporting, he started to hear at least bits of what we now know to be the case. and we had without -- i can't say too much about it. we did have a lawyer meeting with ken and harvey weinstein, bob, his brother bob weinstein, and their lawyer, david boyce. and you know, again, we were trying to extract more information. but really, the two women that we knew about had signed non-disclosure agreements. they weren't willing to come forward. and in order for us to publish, we have to know things, not just guess at them. this is not the tabloid press. this is not, you know, "tmz" or whatever it is. we have to know. but i can't say tha

in just the past couple of minutes we saw meryl streep, sandra bullock saoirse ronan all making their way into the theater. the top prize, who will get that best picture is still anyone's guess. >> the academy award -- zblchblg >> reporter: this year's oscars could offer suspense. >> i really think there's a chance that we could see a huge upset in the best picture category. >> reporter: the fantasy romance "the shape of water" with 13 nominations and "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri" are favored, but not heavily. >> there's so much room for so many pictures to come in and take that prize. >> reporter: including "get out" and la"ladybird." >> it seems like when she would come to the end of a sentence, i just felt like an atom bomb had gone off. >> reporter: best actor is expected to go to gary oldman. and allison janney for supporting actress and sam rockwell for supporting actor. >> sam rockwell has won nearly everything else. >> reporter: additional controversy could be stirred by tonight's acceptance speeches. >> i think we're going to see a lot of issues crop up, because

lady bird, a strongly liked coming—of—age story starring saoirse ronan, had five nominations.debut of greta gerwig, was seen as a big success story but it left the oscars empty—handed. overall it was an academy awards ceremony with few surprises with the big prizes generally going the way oscar experts had been predicting. for guillermo del toro the oscars provided a great night. not only did his film win the best picture trophy but he also won for best director. so let's speak with the man himself and take a look at his oscar—winning picture in greater depth. if i told you about her, the princess without voice, what would i say? the shape of water is set in baltimore in 1962. much of the action taking place in a top—secret government laboratory where a mute cleaning lady played by sally hawkins falls in love with an aquatic creature from south america being held in captivity at the facility. part of the reason for the film's oscar successes is its ambition. it draws from many different genres. fantasy, horror, cold war, noir thriller, science—fiction. guillermo del toro welco

right now on jimmy kimmel, it's actress saoirse ronan. >> drive safely.ll be wet in the morning. be safe. good night. a semimiracle. >> oh! >>> a woman fears for her cat caught in the fire. >> when they brought the cat out, it wasn't breathing. >> the heroic moves to save a member of the family. >>> a surfer has to catch a ride at the right time. >> he's doing it. >> the mesmerizing power of mother nature's permanent wave. >>> and the yes theory guys new challenge that -- >> sounds pretty much impossible. >> see if they can get perfect strangers to host a party at their house. >> i'll host a party at your house, mr. stranger, not in mine. >>> it's okay. i'm locked in. i'm locked in. >> this motorcyclist is celebrating life right now. you can hear him screaming, it's all right, i'm not dead. you look down, his shoes are scraped up, his pants are torn and severe road rash on his knee but he couldn't be more excited to be in that situation, when you see why he got there in the first place. right off the bat we see that he is in an intense wobble that he cann

>> reporter: irish-american actress, saoirse ronan plays the daughter.ctress, laurie metcalf, her mother. >> you are so infuriating. >> please stop yelling. >> i'm not yelling. oh, it's perfect. >> honey, do you love it? >> reporter: also up for best movie, "get out." jordan peele up for best director. >> action. >> reporter: margot robbie and allison janney, who play tonya harding, and her mother in "i tonya," both up oscars. >> orr monster. >> spilled milk, baby. >> reporter: in the best actor category, tough competition. gary oldman as churchill in "darkest hour." a newcomer , timothee chalamet in "call me by your name," also up for best picture. >> play that again. >> play what again? >> the thing you played outside. >> oh, you want me to play the thing i played outside? >> please. >> reporter: begging oscar host jimmy kimmel -- >> please don't roast me. >> reporter: and tonight, one more question. will faye dunaway and warren beatty be back? >> come on. "la la land." >> they were given the wrong envelope. perhaps rehearsing, if so, they deserve anot

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may not have known wrote in iran his grandfather who is who i think yeats wrote a poem about who is ronan like i know he's ill and how the loud at the moment what was his role in the station. running was the boss you know a perfectly charming man he you know he had blue joie de vivre like he had a cause. he was doing the right thing and he was being successful at it me love the notoriety so it all you know it was all a great you know great ball of good good time and outside of vienna. running into a few money problems at one point when he had to sell i think thirty percent of the station to fill solomon's own he ran the show the way he wanted it was a real rebel radio stations to put it into context at that time the statement they b.b.c. had playlists dictated to them by record companies some would say that still the case today actually going through him really was radio lots of bird primarily you know like the decker show would be all decca records but luxembourg was only at night you couldn't hear it very well radio b.d.c. it was like program and they basically did an hour pop music. ev

jason bateman and david chang will join us with music from x ambassadors, and later this week, saoirse ronanandra day, common and joey dosik and oprah winfrey will be here to heal us. to wash all our pain away. exceptiogifted actress who has seomin for an oscar she'll probably win, too, for the movie “i, tonya”. >> did you -- i mean when i was a kid -- did you ever love me? or -- anything? >> you think sonja henney's mother loved her. poor [ bleep ] you. i didn't stay home making apple brown bettys. no, i made you a champion. knowing you would hate me for it. ths.my m >> please welcome allison janney! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. how are you? wow, you are so brave in the movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i am sure you know that by now. [ cheers and applause ] >> very nice.id. just like five minutes ago i awardor?ish >>immy oscars. do they have 12 award shows like we do or one? >> they have the one. very prestigious. this one i didn't know at the time. we got there learned william ande in attendanc >> jimmy: william and kate the prince. >> prince and princess were there. they s

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>> between saoirse ronan and margot robbie they've been so incredibly unpredictable, but in the moste award season. tonight is this culmination of everything they've done. the oscars is the pinnacle of it all. it's sort of everything climaxing to what the ultimate dress is. >> so michael strahan our "gma" colleague, he is also covering the big night for the preshow. he posted this video. >> what color am i going to wear? wait and see. >> so. he brought three different colored tuxes for the men. who should we be watching? by the way, i'm jealous they only have three options. we have like thousands. it's such a pain to be a woman. >> i think the guys have been bringing their "a" game. the last few years, they've done great. i think timothee chalamet will be incredible. he styles himself and armie hammer always looks like old hollywood to me. >> and joe zee by the way. we'll be back with more things oscar and "pop news" and adrienne. stick around. thank you. >> thank you. adrienne. stick around. thank you. >> thank you. when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toot

as recently as a month ago when karen spoke twith "the new yorker" for an important story that ronan farrow published about american media and its catch-and-kill practices, in other words buying stories and then never intending to publish them for friends like donald trump. when karen spoke the new yorker, afterwards american media's response was to say hey, we've decided we're going sell your story, we're in negotiations and further disclosures would breach the contract and cause considerable monetary damages and we all know what that means. stormy daniels knows what that means. it means you get sued for $20 million. so is that a threat? i mean, i think so, absolutely. i mean -- but if you're asking was there an incident where her family was physically threatened or she was, absolutely not. >> did american media incorporated, the parent company of the "national enquirer" which arranged that $150,000 payment to your client coordinate that action with the trump campaign? >> so if we're forced to litigate, which we hope we are not because we have a client who wants out of a duplicitous

they can establish that there is a pattern of bullying tactics to keep women quiet over time, that ronan feral were trying to track down that's an issue and, if any, of these litigations go to a deposition and he has to speak on the record under oath about them, that could be a big problem. that's how we got into the clinton cascading debacle in the first place. >> absolutely right. that's where the legal jeopardy comes in. i think we also shouldn't just blindly dismiss the idea that character counts in the white house. history shows that it does. before he start to say that it doesn't matter and voters don't care, let's not lose site of that. >> i'm saying they didn't care and he benefits from a very low bar of how people feel about public servants right thousand. >> not this low. >> we'll see. i just haven't seen it change a poll yet, that's all. >> part of it is that nobody expects donald trump to be in the paradigm of moral living and so the expectations are low and he can get away with a lot. one thing that theoretically could be a problem is if it was ever determined that he was no

here's laurie metcalf and saorise ronan in "lady bird." well done. >> you can't even pass your drivers test. >> because you wouldn't let me practice enough! >> the way that you work or -- or the way you don't work. you're not even worth state tuition, christine. >> my name is lady bird. >> not -- well, actually, it's not. and it's ridiculous. >> call me lady bird -- >> your name is christine. >> like you said you would. >> you just -- you should just go to city college. you know, with your work ethic, just go to city college and then to jail and then back to city college, and then maybe you'd learn to pull yourself up and not expect everybody to do everything. [ screams ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: keep going. i love it. well deserved. laurie metcalf, everybody! go see her in "lady bird" in theaters now and on broadway in "three tall women" beginning february 27th. we'll be right back with music from alice merton. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ man:the world made war,rry. my parents made love. and i screamed into life. ♪ di

. >> actress saoirse ronan nominated for best actress, laurie metcalf is up in the supporting actress category. our complete oscar coverage begins sunday at 1:30 with on the red carpet. then at 3:30, the opening ceremony and at 5:00 p.m., the 90th academy awards with host jimmy kimmel. dion lim will be reporting live. her reports start from hollywood today. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. that means meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi everybody. here's a look at walnut creek. significantly different from this time yesterday. it's 38 degrees. it's also significantly cooler. so round of showers, lightning and hail today. could say rounds of showers. because that's really what we're going to have. chance that will linger all the way through the chance of showers, lingers through saturdaywarmer for sunday, monday and tuesday. crossing over the bay, san leandro, heading up crow canyon road from castro valley to san ramon. so they're about to get a little wet as will 680. check out the snow possible here in the santa cruz mountains to the west of sa

neighboring bangladesh to escape a military crackdown last year many say they're too scared to return ronan li henge a researcher at australia's deakin university he says there is not enough pressure on me in my government from world powers we're witnessing a genocide in real time the mistreatment of the regime by me and my military and me and mothers authorities surely meets the criteria to be considered a genocide then and that must compel the international community to act what we've seen so far is seven hundred thousand muslims pushed out of me and ma. report today suggests that there are no military barracks been built on the land that those people used to live on and what we see from the international community short this been humanitarian assistance for the refugees but very little response in terms of demanding action from me and mom and nothing practical yes we actually need to see sanctions back on the table mean man needs to know that the international community is going to prioritize human lives rather than rather than comus should be visa bans for the perpetrators of these atro

many of the refugees are refusing to go back for fear of further violence right we can speak now to ronan levy who is a research of the school of humanities and social sciences at deakin university in australia but he's joining us now from london thank you very much indeed. there is a vast wealth now of of quite forensic evidence that is being compiled and being documented quite meticulously to what effect what four. well two reports just this week should leave us in no doubt that we missing a genocide in real time the mistreatment of the rich by me in mars military and me in mars authorities surely meets the criteria to be considered a genocide then and that must compel the international community to act do you think it well. i'm not positive about that i mean what we've seen so far is seven hundred thousand muslims pushed out of me and my misty's report today suggests that there are no military barracks been built on the land that those people used to live on and what we've seen from the international community short there's been humanitarian assistance for the refugees but very little

ensuring trade or territory how damaging with that before the german industry if we have a number of ronan's of escalation after as collation after escalation that indeed would be damaging for the world and it would be most damaging for those countries that rely heavily on exports to the world and that of course includes a very prominently germany for germany in a way the risks in this are even greater than they are for us consumers. meeting chief economist baron burke bank thanks for your insights. the head of japanese steel make it kobe has announced his resignation the company said it falls strength in quality data for its clients all of its natural products not internal report blames cubbies internal culture and the search is now on for new ages to prevent the same thing from happening again. koby still said zealous pursuit of profit on realistic targets and an insular corporate culture all played a part in its quality control scandal and now the head of the company says he's taking responsibility and stepping down was about could right once again deeply and sincerely apologize for havin

ronan farrow did a story about ami catching and killing that prominently featured karen, and she wasown for an interview. she just answered some questions. she verified some things. and in the wake of that, they made clear -- they said further disclosures would breach her contract and cause considerable monetary damages. i mean there's no mistaking it. we have plenty of evidence to back up the fact that there was a year of intimidation, not physical intimidation, but giving karen the impression that if she did what the contract, we believe, says she could do, that there would be economic or reputational consequences. >> you say you want her just out of this contract because they're saying she's free to talk now, but you're saying, that's what they're saying publicly. we're afraid two years from now when there's not attention on this, they're going to say something different. >> that's exactly right. and karen's willing to put her money where her mouth is. she will give the money back if that's the issue. if they're worried that at some point someone's going to do a story and there's

ladybird is an endearing coming of age movie starring social ronan as a strong willed teenager who refuses to accept people's expectations or. he won't be like oh you know your mom kept them totally. this end. it's the dead the direct aggressive go it is is nominated for best director and should she when she will be i mean the second female director in the ninety year history to win of course no one was cast to begin to so we saw a few good performances in those clips who do you think is going to win best actress well we've seen all the the ones who i think have a chance first of all sally hawkins in the shape award frances mcdormand this extraordinary performance in three billboards and also extraordinary performance by special run and lady bird so i think it will be one of those three what about with the man who's going to win a second well i think that might be a full god conclusion i mean daniel day lewis is in there he's never won the most best. best actor oscar of anybody's won three but i don't think so there's another daniel the young die new clue you have to get out but young male

ronan farrell wrote in the new yorker about another woman, a play boy model, concealing infidelity, what interests me is how there was an operation for keeping them silent the way harvey weinstein had an operation for keeping some of the women he was encountered silent. the interactions that play mate mcdugal outlined show striking similarities who had sexual relationships with trump or propositioned them for sex or harassing them. the affair is entirely consensual, but it is a detailed look at how they use clandestine hotel rooms, and keep multiple affairs he carried out away from the press. to be clear, harvey weinstein it's about how they covered those interactions up, not necessarily the conduct from what we know. >> donald trump in his life, in his history has always been -- part of his self-styled image has always been a guy who ran around new york. before he ran for president. for years and years, decades in this town, he was a play boy. and, you know, he had multiple wives and he was more or less open about cheating on all of they have while he was with them. he would go on the h

if somebody steals it, maybe circumstancea ronan.this nomination, she's the second youngest three-time acting oscar nominee in the history next to jennifer lawrence who has a film out in theaters now. >> best actor, gary oldman. a lot of people are talking about gary oldman. what do you think about that? >> he's a lock. this is the kind of performance where they should have just given him the oscar six months ago. it's the first time in history if he wins that two different actors won an emmy and an oscar cyst months apart for playing the same character. john lithgow won for the crown, the emmy for playing winston churchill. >> pretty amazing when you see gary oldman versus the makeup. he looks like winston churchill. >> so fantastic. a lot of attention on best supporting acting categories. what do you think will happen here? >> i feel like this is the year of the character actor. the second, third, fourth players in a movie who are always the best part of their movie are the front-runners in these categories. allison janney for i, t

if someone steals this category, soirce ronan in "lady bird." >> best actor. gary oldman. lock. they should have cut time and given it to him six months ago. this is the first time two actors won an emmy and oscar six months part since john lithgow. >> amazing when you see gary oldman in the real photo and makeup. he looks like winston churchill. >> what do you think will happen here? >> this is the year of the character actor. the second or third player in the movie who are always the best part of the movie are the front runners in the categories. allison janney. you love watching her. also in the best actress, sam rockwell. he is the definition of the character actor. he is good in everything he does. he is never really the star. he always stands out. this is the first oscars nominations for him. i can't wait. he is my favorite of all of these. >> your face is lighting up. >> i love sam rockwell. >> best director? >> guillermo del toro. all five of them wrote their own screen plays which is impressive. you have jordan peele and greta gerwig. guillermo del toro is a lovel

>> so after "the new yorker" ronan farrow story came out, any disclosures will lead to breach of contractill lead to significant monetary damages. we all know what that means. you get sued for $20 million. >> if they're saying she can talk now, doesn't that mean everything is taken care of. >> this week in the news but they have a right in perpetuity. >> but they say they have a right of the journalism with ami. >> i'm talking about silencing her. >> this specific story. >> about anything having to do with her prior relationship with donald trump. at this moment they're letting her tomorrow speak, but there's a lot of future moments. >> i'm trying to figure out what is her truth. wasn't this is a consensual relationship? >> it was consensual and an important relationship for her. i don't want to speak for her, but she had a relationship with him for ten months. >> does she regret having an affair with a married man? >> absolutely. >> at the time her lawyer was coordinating with michael cohen, colluding. is there any evidence of that? >> there's plenty of evidence. in the first instance, w

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