roy:'s longtime secretary said trump abandoned cohn when he found out cohn was hiv-positive. ey wrote -- "there were so close they spoke a least a few times a week. when he found out, he took away all of his cases from roy and got new lawyers. did you know about this, scott schoettes? >> i was unaware of some of the details, but that is not surprising to me, given what i've seen from this and president trump in particular. there seems to be a complete weregard of this community continuing effect that hiv is having on populations across the country. young gay and bisexual men of color, in particular. transgender women, transgender women of color together. low income people. these are the folks that are most affected. i think it is pretty clear that this administration is little regard for any of us populations. amy: how many people are left on this commission? >> i my count, there are 15 members still remaining on the presidential advisory council on hiv/aids. amy: has the trump administration responded to the resignation of the six of you? >> i did see a common that was made y

informants and joseph mccarthy's infamous right hand man roy cohn who while our own sean stone recently sat down with investigative journalist and editor in chief who what why dot com russ baker to find out just how bizarre and compelling a story those ingredients can make a speaker and why i've been looking into the connection between trump and organized crime for many months now and what they've discovered could maybe possibly be behind some of the more strange twists and turns we've seen taking place on capitol hill today let's take a listen press thanks so much for coming on today and talking with me i want to get into this much bigger story than what's been called so far this you know the russia gate and the russian hacking story which is actually trumps relationship to russian mafia figures and i think this could also really be the real reason behind companies firing so i want to start by asking as far as your research and what you've been studying what are the key links that we're looking at here to to indicate that trump actually has had a relationship with the russian mob probl

you mentioned roy cohn his long time lawyer. he said one of the qualities he admired most in him was his loyalty. yes, i think loyalty is valued above all else for this president. >> rick, because of what the president kind of set up today, because of that valentine he mailed to mueller, we may have to take on this question of what makes a better witness. you've been around james comey in public life. we've all kind of been around the president. back when he was just donald trump. who makes the better witness? >> well, i think that's pretty obvious. i mean the fact that he also took contemporaneous notes. i was in many meetings at the white house with jim comey. the thing about jim comey, that he does speak truth to power. it's very hard -- people don't understand how hard it is to disagree with a president of the united states or tell the president something that he doesn't want to hear. jim comey was able to do that. i saw him do that many times. and he does it with the utmost take the bark off the tree honesty. >> matt, this

. >> it's the roy cohn playbook.think what the press are doing right now is encouraging basic decency, standing up for american values when we don't see that from politicians. >> when they say, but they came at him -- that's also fair criticism. joe and mika have made a commodity -- yes, it's an opinion show. this is a news show, there are different standards, but they have pushed the envelope. they call him nasty things on a regular basis. they're political commentators. he's the most powerful man in the world. >> joe and mika have raised questions about his mental stability, fitness for office. you can imagine how furious he must feel about this. but then causes a lot more questions about it. the kcolumn titled "donald trum is not well," trying to focus the story on his emotional stability. >> do you think that will be effective? >> effective to do what? get him to lash out again? in some ways you want to ignore this behavior. i think what nbc said after he went after mika was i never thought i would have to say th

i mean ever since he was sued in 1973 under the fair housing act, and then roy cohn his attorney, his owedious attorney counter-sued the government for $100 million -- what he doesn't do is stay quiet. what he does is attack attack attack and wait to be questioned, avoid being questioned, and sometimes under oath he actually has to tell the utd troo. there was a great story in the "washington post" from that deposition in 2006 where trump lied 30 times and had to correct himself during that deposition. that's the standard. >> matt, every see often we read stories about how trump has tried the new way. he has tried bringing in people who might change him, and reverts to the old way. in this case, he has hired his lawyer from new york. may not be familiar with the ways of washington, and that may be exactly what donald trump wants. >> that's right, trump likes the familiar. and he's brought in a familiar face. and mr. kasowitz, his lawyer, was outside -- out there yesterday doing what trump likes him to do, counter-punching, accusing comey of lying, giving this bell coast statement. and

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(nat)al pacino has played phil spector, roy cohn, and jack kevorkian... he's taking on another controversial figure. the hollywood reporter says the oscar winner will star in an h-b-o movie as joe paterno, penn state's legendary football coach, whose legacy was clouded by the school's child sex abuse scandal."i feel like such a tramp! taking jewelry from a man under false pretenses." "get it while you're young." "some like it hot," starring jack lemmon, tony curtis, and marilyn monroe, is headed back to the big screen! more than 600 u-s theaters will show the classic comedy on sunday, june 11th, and wednesday, june 14th. "i feel like everybody's staring at me.""with those legs? are you crazy? now come on."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (james) still ahead.. we have breaking news from overnight.. who the justice department is charging for leaking classified info. plus. a couple on the peninsula wants answers about the way they were treated by police.. how honking their horn at someone ended up with them being detained at gunpoint. and we're tracking the w