rudy giuliani is a character. this rudy giuliani is nothing like the 9/11 rudy giuliani.iani has talked too much. you know, we're going back down that line again from roger stone to rudy giuliani. they talk too much and they want to play this out in the court of public opinion. but what's happening for rudy giuliani, he's contradicting things and actually putting the president in jeopardy. i am wondering if the president has now come out and said this about rudy giuliani, which could actually really be bad for the president as the president was dealing with this up until, what, november of 2016, that was when he was president-elect. so the bottom line is i'm wondering when the president is going to sever ties. the president is very cognizant of the optics of all the people that have been in his inner circle that have been fired, and i'm wondering what that is for the president to say bye, rudy. >> can i just say, ana, i'm not 100% sure that he really doesn't like what rudy is doing. i think in some ways rudy throws up chaff into the air for us to chew on, and at the end o

this is rudi now.ner and their dogs in rule bulgaria. i may live a normal life but i do not know if i can live in a house, like a or caravan. the couple have survived freezing conditions in their broken down van without electricity, water, and even proper sanitary facilities. throughout it all, he has managed to keep his fighting spirit. just be happy. if i have one, maybe it goes down. last it all changed. a documentary about rudi's current situation got so much attention in the netherlands that crown funding campaign took off, was $15,000 has already been raised to help the couple pay for food, care and shelter. —— crowd funding. the former champion was certainly down that he is not yet out. —— but. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. in the last few hours, we've got a weather front that's moving its way from west to east. it's bringing some rain, some of it quite heavy, but it will clear

go on, rudy. >> the president did not. >> you said he had no contact.he guy running his campaign was working on an issue at the same time as the convention. >> he said he didn't. he didn't say nobody. how would you know that nobody in your campaign. >> he actually did say that, rudy. then he said nobody that he knew. >> jimmy: the truth is, it doesn't matter what rudy giuliani says, he's not the one being investigated yet. what matters is, did the president say there was no collusion between the russians and his campaign. >> there was no collusion between the trump campaign and the russian people. >> jimmy: yeah. at some point, rudy is going to have to deny that trump is even the president. but the important thing in giuliani's mind is that robert mueller put this thing to rest. >> he puts out the report and then we get and see what it says. i've always seen this as a false argument of he's not showing us what he has. it's not over. >> let's do it. >> he has to finish. >> what did you mean? >> how much longer? >> he just put out that his campaign chairm

trump is out there is because rudy giuliani waived the privilege. >> i'm not talking about rudy giuliani. i'm talking about you. this is -- i don't know who's on the tapes. only you know. there's 100 of them. >> the other one is subject to ongoing -- >> within a matter of a second, one second, you took no -- absolutely no calculation of your role as those clients' counselor, the role that plays in privacy and in the role that plays in a solemn vow passing the bar, signed on to the bar until recently a me believe of the bar and immediately said if it helps me out in two days in front of tv, yes, absolutely, mr. chairman. you can have them. and i think -- that just goes into what we talk about next briefly. we talk about these tax -- these indictments on tax fraud and bank fraud as if they're isolated incidents. but they're not of bad judgment. these were intricate, elaborate lies that created -- that needed to be held with constant -- i mean, just constant deceptions of banks, businesses, associates, accountants, potentially your family. you received over 2.4 million in personal loan loan

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the second thing is about rudy giuliani and rudy giuliani being wrong about the trump moscow tower. again, we are splitting hairs here, whether it was october, whether it was november. that he waited this long also to say that about rudy giuliani and to kind of just dismiss rudy giuliani. again, don't know we can take those comments off the table. >> no, but it's a great point. we're going to talk about that in depth in the next segment. all they do when it comes to the fact pattern, and i have to assume prosecutors are sort of building facts based on testimony and data. i don't really know what ter adata is but it sounds like a whole lot of stuff. all we hear out of giuliani or trump, heidi, is sort of fog. and so you're right, we did get out of this interview, again, great questions, great questioners and great fact checking in today's paper but from the president statements that really have no relation to the things he said before about any of these topics. >> challenging his own officials to make a tough decision whether to go public and negate what he said, if in fact it's falg

. >> rudy giuliani waived it. >> i am not talking about rudy giuliani, i am talking about you. >> i don't know who's on those tapes. only you know. there is a hundred of them. >> the other ones are subject to ongoing. >> in a matter of one second, you took no absolute calculatiocalculation of your role as your counselor, when you passed the bar and signed on the bar and a member of the bar, you immediately said if it helps me out, in the two day in front of tv, yes. absolutely, mr. chairman, you can have it. >> that goes into what we are going to talk about next briefly. we talked about these tax indictments on tax fraud and bank fraud as they are isolated incidents but they are not isolated incidents. these were intricate and elaborate lies that needed to be held with constant, just constant deception of banks and businesses and associates and accountants and potentially your family. received over $2.4 million in personal loans from taxi medallion company one. those were loan payments, correct? >> no, sir. >> those were payments that were made by the management company that was operating

and then they go, well, uncle rudy will be playing your dad. not an actor. just uncle rudy.e -- so a whole bunch of people from the family. it was news to me. when i left there, first we did a picture outside. i was so full could i barely walk to the car. i have to hurry. i drove around the corner is that popped a button. when i got back to town in new york, i call peter fairley, you are a gambler. first you're putting me in this role and then the whole family in there. he goes what family? i go uncle rudy is my dad. franky is going to be my brother. and so and so -- he said who said? i said, so this is the family. no offense. >> jimmy: it got in the movie. >> do you know what? it totally works. they're so real, you've never seen them in any movie. >> jimmy: by the way, i got you a good luck charm. it is a hobbit foot. you can carry it with you. viggo mortensen! "green book" is in theatres now and watch the oscars, sunday, february 24th here on abc. we'll be back with this week in unnecessary censorship. [woman 1] so cute. [woman 2] best buds. wait-who's that blurred out the

rudy has been wrong a little bit. president trump, who normally denounces the media as fake news, is citing cnn's reporting that three phone calls his son donald trump junior made before and after the 2016 trump tower meeting with russians promising dirt on hillary clinton were not made to him. trump tweeting, the big deal very mysterious don junior telephone calls that the media and dems said were made to his father were just conclusively found not to be made to me. they were made to friends and business associates of don. really sad. the economy continuing to give trump a boost. a new jobs report on friday showing a blockbuster 304,000 jobs created in january. despite the 35-day government shutdo shutdown. trump dodging what might have been a major embarrassment. >> as foxconn discovered, there's no better place to build, hire and grow than here in the unlited states. >> days after they said it was reconsidering plans to build a factory in wisconsin. the company apparently changing course after the ceo received a ph

rudy: what happened -- breakers?n strike what happened? rudy: it was a disaster.t they really did was bring in people they called sweepers. there were taking attendance. in other cases, they were sending people in to read out of books. and they knew, even while they were telling the public that everything was normal and classes were going on, they knew that was a lie. and actually took us before the state employment relations board to try and have our strike declared unlawful. and at that hearing, they testified that they were unable to teach the classes. of course, the state employee relations board picked up on that right away and said you had been telling the public all along that you had been teaching them, and now you are here, trying to get us to rule this to be an unlawful strike because you are saying you cannot teach the classes. bedlam.s complete of classesreports where nobody showed up and classes, after a while, began to be canceled. some clans is that -- some cl asses that were being taught were taught by chairs teaching 6 or 8 classes. amy: and this

the sect thing is about rudy giuliani and how he was wrong about the trump and moscow tower. we are splitting harts about october or november, but he waited this long also to say that about rudy giuliani and to dismiss him again. don't know if we can take those comments off of the table. >> that is a great point, all they do when it comes to the fact pattern, and i have to assume that prosecutors are building facts based on testimony and data, but all we hear from giuliani or trump is fog and so you're right, we got out of this interview and again, great questions and questioners, and fact checking but from the president, statements that really have no relation to the things he said before about any of these topics. >> and challenging his own officials about a tough decision of whether or not to go public or negate what was said. >> after the break, donald trump adds to the sea of conflicting accounts about how long into the campaign he was pursuing a deal for trump tower moscow. also ahead, the president uses the term fake news to explain big policy differences, he tells a p

rudy has been wrong a little bit. but what's happened is this. i don't care. the deal was not important. it was essentially a letter of intent or an option. what was he trying to do here with his explanation on the moscow project? >> at first i think he was trying to distance himself from what rudy giuliani had told mike schmidt and me as well as other reporters that are indicated this conversation had gone on up until the fall of 2016. which seemed to suggest that he thought rudy was talking about their written answers to the mueller investigation. but i think he was trying to minute plie minimize the project which he has done all along but he was saying it was michael cohen's project and nothing to do with me. he was specific about that. >> he called it unimportant. >> right. >> but he was press. you guys pressed him a little bit on even just the optics of it and what this is like to see it going on and talking about it, what could have been happening behind the scenes that. doesn't seem to phase him, maggie. >> no. and he said some version whaef said befo o

>> the bet they're making is that their base is so stupid they won't figure out that rudy giuliani used to work alongside -- and it's out of a bad joke. three republicans walk into a bar and hatch a deep state conspiracy. it's so stupid. and it assumes something you should never do in politics. you never assume voters are stupid. voters aren't stupid. they're smart. and they get to the bottom of things. and if they're going to bet the whole house on the stupidity of their base, that their base is going to buy that three republicans, robert s. mueller, jim comey, and andy mccabe walked into some doj clubhouse where they were all alone and they hatched a plan -- and that's the whole -- and rudy giuliani's the one who's going to sell it, rudy whose sort of claim to fame in the past year was stumping sean hannity on donald trump's actual role in the hush money speak which was to direct it and reimburse him. the whole thing is an exercise and a giant bet. he's betting his whole presidency on the stupidity of the trump base. >> maya wily, i am guessing that in your time federal judges had a w

rudy! ( crowd chanting rudy ) thank you. yes.mp lawyer and drunk customer attempting to crawl through the drive-thru window, rudy giuliani. ( laughter ) giuliani went on the sunday shows to clear trump of the latest scandal by creating a new one. >> did president trump or anyone on the trump team talk to michael cohen about his congressional testimony before he-- before he gave congressional testimony or after he gave congressional testimony? >> if he had any discussions with him, they'd be about the version of the events that michael cohen gave them, which they all believed was true. i believed it was true. >> but you just acknowledged that president trump might have talked to him about his testimony. >> and so what? >> stephen: so what? ( laughter ) so, guilty. ( laughter ) and it gets worse. remember, trump has claimed that all negotiations over trump tower scowanything havintoitthe. buzzfeed is claiming that that's what trump told cohen to lie about. so, naturally, in an interview with the "new york times," giuliani quoted tr

i wish you would get rudy giuliani and go down the hall to where rudy giuliani put up the dossiers oflared that all out war on the mafia families of new york and put them up. this is my rookie card. there is me and all the pertinent information. if he would put up a picture of 535 elected officials with a little bit about each one, how much money they have taken since they have been in office, who are we hearing from, hwhat is the lineup of how they voted? so forth and so on. and exploited who these people are, and also show the lobbyist and who they are. how much money they are getting. who are they in business with? cross pollinate 535 republicans and democrats. everybody the swamp is washington. okay. here is the swamp hears crony capitalismis the crossbreeding of what has been going on and the big business that they hate trump interruptinges. people voted for trump. they don't likevo that. the powers that be do not like the fact that trump has a relationship with the american people and individual parties hedon't. the clintons are finished. if they would have hired or if trump had

i wish he would get rudy guliani, and he would go down the hall to where rudy guliani put up the dossierslared an all out war on the mafia families of new york, he put them up. he, this is what he did, my rookie card, my rookie card, there is he, on the back, the perpertinent information. if he would put up a picture of 535 elected officials with a little bit about each one, how much money have they taken since they have been in office, who have they taken it from? what is the lineup of how they voted? so far forth and so on. and exploited who the people a are. also show the lobbyists who they are. how much money they are giving, who are they in business with. cross pollen -- the swamp is washington, here is the swamp this is crony capitalism, this is the cross breeding of what has been going on. this is theti big business they hit trump interrupting, people voted for trump, they don't like, that the powers that be, the elites don't like that trump has a relationship with the american people that individual parties, don't. and clintons are finished. and if they would have hired -- if trum

. >>> rudy giuliani was feeling on top of the world.less than a year ago, rudy giuliani had just gotten some news that for him, one of the lawyers for president donald trump, for him it was like winning the super bowl. and the way you know he felt like he had just won the super bowl was because he went around and talked to every single news outlet he could find about it and he was uncharacteristically on message with every one of them. here is now nbc news reported it that day. mueller doesn't plan to indict trump because of doj rules, giuliani says. there was the cnn headline, mueller's team told trump lawyers they can't indict a president. this was "the new york times." "mueller won't indict trump if he finds wrong doing, giuliani says." aha, trump cannot be indicted. game, set and match, right? giuliani just went out to scream it from the rooftops. this is what he told two great reporters, hallie jackson and kristen welker here at nbc news that day. the special counsel's office acknowledges the fact they cannot indict us, giuliani to

>> "rudy." i've never seen that. "juno," i did see. remember her last name. uh, truman's last name? i rewatched this recently, but i don't remember... that movie holds up, by the way. i highly recommend rewatching it. >> good movie? >> um, and i... yeah, i do not know this. >> all right, well, got those two lifelines. >> yeah, so i'm going to use my "plus one," on this one. that's my final answer. >> your husband is here to help. >> yes. >> come on down, idris. how you doing? >> okay. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> hey! >> hey. >> all right. can you help us out here? >> i think i can. >> [gasps, laughs] >> perfect. that's great news. >> yeah. i'm pretty sure somebody has asked me this trivia question before. yeah, some of my friends and i, we trade trivia questions around and, uh, my one friend pete in toronto, he asked me this one. he asked me who has the last name rockatansky? >> i knew i married you for a reason! >> all the pain has finally paid off. >> yeah. >> there's almost zero pain. [both laugh] >> i'm pretty darn s

i dare you. >> that's snl rudy, but trump's own real lawyers like real rudy, they don't just say he'shis more suspicious sounding argument that even if he were guilty the doj doesn't have the right to indict under the rules and it would unduly interfere with his constitutionally assigned duties and regardless of guilt, it would handicap a presidency, taking an overwhelming degree of preoccupation away from the president. doj's official guidance says this immunity we're discussing would not preclude prosecution once the prefz's term is over or he's otherwise removed. that is something that could scare any president who thinks or knows they committed a crime. now another trump lawyer made headlines for reportedly telling trump that lying to mueller could land him in an orange jump suit. we don't know whether bob mueller's report, when it comes out, will allege that donald trump lied in his original answers but trump's own lawyer with the view that soon er or later, you could go to jail for it. two reasons a sitting president is unlikely to be indicted. impeachment and the doj recommendi

trump are out there because rudy giuliani waived privilege. >> i'm not talking about rudy giuliani. i don't know who's on those tapes. only you know who is on those tapes. there's 100 of them. my point is within a matter of a second, one second, you took no, absolutely no calculation of your role as those clients' counselor, role that played in privacy and the role that plays in when you pass the bar, when you were a member of the bar. you just immediately said, if it helps me out in the two day in front of tv, yes, absolutely, mr. chairman, you can have them. i think that just goes into what we're going to talk about next, briefly. we talk ab these tax, these indictments on tax fraud and bank fraud as if they are isolated incident, but they're not isolated incidents of bad judgment. these were intricate, he lab rate lies that needed to be held with constant deceptions of banks, businesses, associates, accountants, potentially your family. you received over $2.4 million in personal loans from tax medallion company one. those were loan payments for a business loan, correct? >> no, si

the president also contradicted his own attorney saying that rudy giuliani was wrong a little bit whenid trump may have discussed building a tower in moscow as late as november 2016.rudy giuliani/attorney for president trump: "that would have covered all the way up to november of-- covered all the up to november 2016."trump argued he was too busy saying "i was running for president; i was doing really well. the last thing i cared about was building a building." ( marty )the warriors looking to begin a new winning streak tonight against lebron and the lakers. a preview is next in sports. ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving look at the storm moving across the bay area. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) it really is remarkable how the patriots have been on this stage for so long. fun fact for the night-- jared goff and sean mcvay are in their 4th playoff game... tom brady is making his 40th postseason start. rams- patriots. we've talked about so many different storylines... new england looking for title number 6, led by number 12....the pride of san mateo. the rams...under the directi

trump -- rudy giuliani waived the privilege. >> i'm not talking about rudy giuliani. i'm talking about you. i don't know who's on those tapes. only you know. there's 100 of them. >> the other one is also subject to ongoing -- >> my point is within a matter of a second, one second, you took no absolutely no calculation of your role as those clients' counselor, the role that plays in privacy and in the role that plays in the solemn vow you took and you just immediately said, if it helps me out in two day in front of tv, absolutely, mr. chairman, you can have that. and i think -- that just goes into what we'll talk about next briefly. we talk about these tax -- these indictments on tax fraud and bank fraud as if they are isolated incidents but they're not isolated incidents of bad judgment. these were intricate elaborate lies that created -- needed to be held with constant -- just constant deceptions of banks, businesses, associates, accountants, potentially your family. you received over 2.4 million in personal loans from taxi medallion company one and those were of loa

rudy giuliani later said it actually could have gone all the way through november. the president said today, no, that wasn't the case. but you're right, these tweets about michael cohen have been pretty striking. michael cohe has taken them as threatening. the president said authorities should look into michael cohen's father-in-law. we asked him to explain what he meant by that. he really wouldn't. he said they did not amount to witness tampering. he wasn't trying to, you know, on instruct justice with them, but, of course, we asked him what he was trying to do, he says everybody has a right to free speech, in effect. >> we commended to everyone's attention who's watching, but do you remember any other moment that you kind of noted to yourself, well, that's new. or that's a change. >> well, a number of things, i think it was interesting to hear him say that rod rosenstein had told him or his lawyers, said it both ways at different points, that he was not target of the investigation. we don't exactly know what that means. that could mean simply that the prosecutor i

earlier today trump attorney rudy giuliani told usa today it's been weeks since the mueller team hasontacted the attorney. we expect something in the next two weeks. he said the legal team has been preparing a report of their own. if mueller clears the president, we walk away and say thank you. if it's damaging, then we will respond. also today former acting u.s. solicitor general who was our chief lawyer before the supreme court and who at the department of justice helped draft the original special counsel rules of the road wrote an op-ed in the "new york times" about what we might expect from mueller's report. he writes this, quote, the report is unlikely to be a dictionary thick tome which will disappoint some observers but such brevity is not necessarily good news for the president. in fact quite the opposite. a concise mueller report might act as a road map to investigation for the democratic house of representatives and it might also lead to further criminal investigation by other prosecutors. a short mueller report would mark the end of the beginning, not the beginning of the

this is rudy giuliani's former law partner. >> okay, he's rudy giuliani's former law partner, my mistake -- sure, go ahead. >> so i just wonder if it's concerning to you that whitaker said to colleagues at the department of justice according to the "new york times" that his job was to jump on a grenade for the president? >> his job is to run the justice department and he did so. >> sorry, if you could just answer the question. >> whether his job as attorney general is to jump on a grenade for the president? no, that's not his job. >> whether it concerns you that he told that his-to-his colleagues at the department of justice according to the "new york times" reporting. >> we don't know that that was said and if it was that's not his job and that's not the role of the attorney general period. >> another headline is mccabe saying he thinks it's possible that the president -- it's still an open question that the president is a russian asset which was a phrase to come out of the mouth of a former acting director of the fbi. you cover the fbi and the department of justice. is that a view that

. >> jimmy: speaking of great shows, rudy giuliani.happen? >> honestly i don't know. because when he was the u.s. attorney in new york he was a very stern, you know, catholic kind of rigid guy who used to person walk stockbrokers out of, you know, wall street officers in handcuffs. at the same time he had this baroque private life that we only learned about afterwards. but now he's out there being the president's buffoon. if i'm ever charged with capital murder, don't hire rudy giuliani as my lawyer, please? because he's going to get on television and tell people i did it. no, seriously, he's going to have the knife. >> jimmy: and we're selling it for a very low price. >> and can you have it on ebay. >> jimmy: i love your stuff. it seems like you're reading and watching all day long and posting about it. >> yeah, i wake up in the morning. >> i used to write a newspaper column, so i know what it's like to have a semi-permanent deadline. i wake up in the morning, and there's a brief moment when i say, god, what am i going to write about

he said rudy is wrong about that.e denied that these tweets that seemed very threatening against michael cohen, his former lawyer who turned on him, were meant to be witness tampering, even though he couldn't say exactly what they were. i said, what were they if not witness tampering? he said everybody has a right to speak out and he was talking things he had heard about his father-in-law. >> rod rosenstein told him that he was not a target. i want to play that and talk to you guys about the significance of that. >> reporter: has rod rosenstein given you any sense over the course of the last year about whether you have any exposure, either in -- or there's any concerns or whether you're a target of the mueller report? >> well, he told the attorneys that i'm not a subject, i'm not a target. >> reporter: did he say that about the sdny investigation too? >> about which? >> reporter: the sdny investigation, because there's two, there's mueller and there's cohen. >> that i don't know about. >> reporter: did he tell you wha

he said rudy was wrong. he's been wrong on other things too. you're right, since then, he's kind of take an low profile. we don't know if that means anything, necessarily, but you know, if he's got something to say, he knows how to do it. >> that's exactly right. peter baker, thank you very much. chuck rosenberg, thank you as well. and ken, thank you. >>> next up, did texas give us a preview of the 2020 general election? stay with us. 20 general election stay with us come here, babe. ok. nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ - (phone ringing)a phones offers - big button,ecialized phones... and volume-enhanced phones., get details on this stat

rudy giuliani says trump's attorneys have not heard from robert mueller's team in weeks, and there's been no further discussion about additional testimony from the president in about a month. the rudy giuliani says the extended period of silence h has -- that the special couns counsel's work has been completed, something giuliani says they expect in the next two weeks. trump's legal team has been preparing a report of their own. he said quotes, if mueller clears the president, we walk away and say thank you. if it's damaging, then we will respond. >>> deputy ag rod rosenstein spoke at his alma mater yesterday rkts the wharton school of the university of pennsylvania for what he described as onesc of his quote last significant events within the justice s department where has worked since he was 25 years old. rosenstein who authorized and oversaw the special counsel's investigation has been repeatedly attacked by president trump inha recent days and over the last two years, but he encouraged students to go into pick service. >> the truth is that everyone's life is a product of random e

rudy giuliani had a lot of not good days being president trump's lawyer.e coareened from one damaged development to another but that day in may last year was the best media day ever for rudy giuliani. he said that special counsel robert mueller's office told him, they told president trump's legal team that under justice department rules, they know they cannot indict president trump. even if they find that trump has definitely committed serious crimes. and the reference that giuliani kept making on those interview that day, that phrase under justice department rules is a reference in fact to the standing internal justice department policy that says a sitting president of the united states can't be indicted. not a law that says a president can't be indicted, it's not written into justice department regulations. it's just a department policy. and it is a policy that derives from a specific place. if mr. giuliani was on cloud nine and felt like the revelation about justice department policy meant that his client is in the free and clear no matter what he did i

he's one of rudy's law partners. respected as a prosecutor, but apparently trump has the feeling that those who are loyal to him may not even have to be told what to do but will do the right thing like whitaker as evidenced, you know, somebody who's ready to jump on a grenade for the president. and i don't think the president told him that, but he just understood that was his job. >> do you know any examples -- can you give me or give the audience any examples where an official who's already recused himself from an investigation decides to i'm going to change my mind, i'm going to reverse that and now i want to be part of that investigation? >> i can't at the prosecutorial level. i have in the back of my head that that's happened at the supreme court, where somebody is un-recused after being recused. but it is very rare. it is not the norm, and there are reasons people recuse themselves. there are conflicts or personal involvement, they can't be dispassionate in dispensing justice. and to un-recuse somebody, even to

. >> you're absolutely right about that, although rudy giuliani did tell us, and i believe rudy giuliani all things, senator. rudy giuliani told us the president reimbursed michael cohen for the payments and isn't it fair to assume the copy of this check is a copy of the reimbursement? >> that's fine, but it makes the point that donald trump, quote, paying indirectly, but paying someone not to tell their story, number one, is not illegal under campaign finance law. what is illegal is -- what they are saying is illegal is not reporting it. the john edwards case says it is not illegal. >> that's not true. you are just misstating the facts here. the edwards case didn't say it was not legal. edwards was charged for breaking campaign finance. it was different. he was acquitted on a charge. it was a hung jury on several others. one of the differences there is the payoffs began a lot before the campaign. in this case the payment was made immediately before the election. you have donald trump's voice on tape talking about the payments. it's different. >> the violation here, say whatever you want

i also want to ask you, how does rudy still have a job?e in life was to flip those numbers around. his purpose for being here was not to keep donald trump out of being named in a charging or sentencing document in the southern district of new york because he failed at that. his purpose in life was not to keep the president from answering questions from robert mueller because he did just that. his purpose in life was to make the american people not believe robert mule eller. that poll, your poll, shows he failed. >> nicolle, imagine what the numbers would have been had rudy giuliani not been the president's lawyer for the last year. >> fair enough. >> it could have been worse. so you could argue the other way around that he's done a great service to the president. but look, his role is actually coming up in the next few weeks whenever we get that mueller report. i think we're going to see rudy giuliani play a very prominent public role in trying to defend the president and shape the public opinion around the release of the report, eventuall

your friend rudy giuliani's whole reason for being alive is talk about the fact a president cannot be indicted, a president cannot obstruct justice. no that he didn't engage in this criminal conduct. >> by the way, that's what i way saying yesterday and to you earlier, i think it's a flawed approach. by the way, would this be the first time the president's legal team took a flawed approach? >> fair enough. frank figliuzzi, i'm guessing what michael cohen said yesterday was old news to robert mueller. i understand them being in communication with him at least since the summer. so if they wanted to corroborate any of what he said with other documents and e-mail and witnesses, they had plenty of time to do that. and we don't know what we don't know about what avenues were opened up by keecohen, is that right? >> you're correct. i would be surprised if mueller or even the southern district, especially the southern district, learned anything new and in fact didn't actually clear everything cohen was going to say. in taking with governor christie said and the point you just made, what we're

hello, rudy, fun fact, i have known rudy since he was having meetings on portland at the bernal heights community center. look at you now. i'm so proud of you. supervisor david chiu is here as well. , sorry, i'm learning. supervisor walton is also here, hello. okay, where are the under 30 people at? clap your hand if you are under 30. a little louder, please. you're supposed to be loud. do you want places like this to stay open? it is your job. events like this, under 30, i'm talking to you, right here, right now, we talk about the ancestors, the people who came before us. we are the ones ahead of you. so we need your support. we need people like danielle and big rich rich to come to the stage. [cheers and applause] >> to incubate events that keep doors open to places like this for you to express yourself. we had those opportunities, but the doors are closing so fast like this places like this open so we can celebrate history. not just today, but in 2025. we don't want to look back and say, you know, once upon a time, the fillmore heritage center existed. we want to still be there. i'm

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rudy giuliani got president trump in the tweet. in? carley: she did, while introducing best picture roma, josÉ andres had this to say? >> the voice of the voiceless, reminds us of the understanding and compassion that we are all to the indivisible people in our lives immigrants and women who -- [cheers and applause] carley: hillary clinton gave and dress a shout-out, well said, chef said josÉ andres, hillary clinton was also watching the award show last night as well. rob: okay, and the stage, i heard a lot of different things about the stage last night, this is an interesting comparison. carley: this is something that you'll be thinking about later. social media is convinced that the oscar stage had political undertones to it, it all started with the twitter user saying, wait, is the affect or stage design today look like trump's hair, are you kidding me? another twitter user saying this is all i can see now and jen also tweeting, i really don't think that was what they. >> going for, it wasn't, the set was supposed to represent i

rudie: there are good mariculture operations, and the are bad mariculture operations, you know. the good ones, they don't have the high densities, and they're able to keep their densities low and control the type of food they have so they don't have problems with dise escape or parasites or all the problems that, let'say, the bad farms have. david: you have to be careful that it's nothere they put too many fish in and they have to feed--you know, give them antibiotics and all theseyo thingsknow, so if it's more of a natural thing and they're, like, getting local sardines or anchovies from us to feed them, i'm kind of in support of that. kent: it's really inhe environment's best interest for us to the open ocean, and when we say, "we'reot gonna do it here. we're gonna grow it in another country," we're just kind of saying, "we're not worried about the environmental issues as long w they're not here. gt any way you want, and we'll just bring it in," and that's not acceptable to me. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the

you know sebastian rudy is one that is an example of the transfer that just hasn't really works that well for shaka. because he hasn't been performing that fantastically and you know shall because problems exist on the pitch that football has just not been up to much this season. i think it's i think it's you know trying to protect to disco i think it's good what he's done i think he's bought to disco bit more time. but ultimately the buck stops in certain situations with the players and with the coach well you've mentioned dramatica desk and we need to do is actually hear from to medical to discuss let's hear what he had to say. it's very difficult because i raised him highly as a person. it's my own fears have always been very loyal and trustworthy during our time working together as if a conservative we celebrated finishing as well as up and now we find ourselves in an extremely difficult situation as you go through and i'm surprised but also sad rushed overall whole television. now all over are to discos days numbered i think so yes you will survive this campaign because it will