in this instance, the target of the sar or sars would be michael cohen. guess what?ournal" did their article the first week of march, michael cohen became aware that at least one sar had been filed. as of today, there is no need to keep these sars confidential. the treasury department, mr. trump's treasury department has no reason to keep these from the american people. they should submit them to the american people. they should disclose them, and people can judge for themselves as to the information in them together with the bank records, and let the chips fall where they may. and guess what? if our percentage is lower than 99.35%, then i'll come back on your show and i'll take those bullets. but guess what? i believe it's going to check out, and i think the american people are going to be very upset about what they learn relating to not just these monies, but additional moneys that were taken by michael cohen during this time period and where that money went. we're talking about millions of dollars, rachel. >> you keep raising the prospect of where the money went,

banks have to file something called a suspicious activity report, sar, sar, if they suspect somethingky is going on in somebody's bank account, money launder organize fraud or some other kind of criminal conduct. it doesn't get you arrested be, the bank has to file a suspicious activity report. they go to a law enforcement database, and then law enforcement can access that database and use it as a source for leads to go and investigate you if it turns out any of this hinky stuff your bank thinks you might be up to turns into a criminal case. according to ronan's reporting tonight, the reports are routed to a permanent database maintained by fin-syn, which is the federal crimes enforcement network. that database can be searched by tens of thousands of law enforcement and other government personnel. that document released by cohen last week according to ronan farrow's new reporting was based on one sar, one of the suspicious activity reports that was filed at the first republic bank, which is the bank where michael cohen's little shell country, essential countries had its bank account.

the reason that one sar was released is because the two other reports have gone walkies.ody knew that there was supposed to be three reports and only one was there. and that someone, that law enforcement official decided to leak that one report to draw attention to what was going on here. if those two sars disappeared from this supposedly permanent government database, why is that? that database isn't supposed to have stuff missing from it. those missing reports are why this law enforcement official broke the law, himself or herself, to leak that information about cohen's bank records to the public. here is how ronan's piece ends tonight. quote, "the official said we have accepted this as normal, and this is not normal. things that stand out as abnormal, like documents being removed from a system, are of grave concern to me. of the potential for legal consequences the official said, quote, to say that i am terrified right now would be an understatement." but the official said, quote, "this is a terrifying time to be an american, to be in this situation, and to watch all o

the sars should be released did you see the sars. >> here's the bottom line, there is three suspiciousled based on our understanding with the treasury department concerning this first republic bank account held by michael cohen in the name of the central consultants llc. we had a story in january or february of this year. >> we will put that up. the bank flagged for the treasury department is suspicious -- there it is. >> that's right. >> i'm higher than you. i'm going the drop down. i'm looking down. that's not right. >> i will try to sit up straighter. the report issued and as of that article, and as of that article michael cohen certainly know that these sars had been filed or a sar had been filed. usually sars are kept confidential because they don't want the target to know. michael cohen knew since the first week in march. there is no reason why these documents sitting a the u.s. treasury shouldn't be released to the american people. sars are reports that are prepared by bank and they are submitted to treasury. these were prepared by the bank, first republic bank after an investig

we demanded weeks ago that the sar be released to the american people. it hasn't been. now is the time the american people should see it. >> why do you want it released? what do you think is in there? >> because i think the sar lays out significant evidence in michael cohen's criminal conduct in connection with this $130,000 payment and also could include information on how that $130,000 was reimbursed. that's how the american people should see it, congress should investigate it, immediately demand it be turned over. and if there's nothing to hide in it, turn it over to the american people, period. >> i think you said it first here that you thought the president wouldn't serve out his term. i think it was on this program, but you also said on this program when you raised the, you know, for the suspect, right? $131,000. >> i also said months ago it would ultimately be shown the president reimbursed $130,000. >> that's a big assessment, big claim for you to say that the president of the united states would not serve out his term, that he would resign. how do you say that?

oregon senator, ride widen wants treasury to hand over the missing sars.ven though they're missing from the treasury database, first republic bank would still likely have the companies and as you imagine, stormy daniels company wants the documents to be made public. shep? >> shepard: the experts are telling us it's highly unusual for this type of a document to go missing. >> very unusual. the database is maintained by the government. the new yorker was told that he had never seen something pulled off the system, a former prosecutor that spent years working with defensive data systems said she didn't know of any mechanism for restricting access to suspicious activity reports. but she says that it is possible that data may have restricted access because of the highly sensitive nature of a potential investigation. it may be that someone reached out to ask to limit disclosure of certain sars related to an investigation, whether it was the special counsel, of course meaning robert mueller, or the southern district of new york, which we know is investigating mic

sars is what they're called. we don't know the basis for the sar. it is when the bank can't figure out the true purpose of or it is is inconsistent with the kyc. but we don't know what the sars represent. >> sometimes the amount can flag it. it is not against the law, last time i checked, to have more money coming in and out of your bank account when you form a company. they are provocative question. >> you are supposed to report that. >> okay. thank you. >> the facts matter. >> facts do matter. thank you very much. >> very catchy, michael. >> yes. we should use that. >> i'm going to bring in an apple next with me. >> please do. we're hungry. david gregory, thank you. >>> a big night of politics. the first super tuesday. good news for president trump and for republicans hoping to save the senate in november. west virginia voters rejected the race-baiting conspiracy-laden candidacy of don blankenship. he finished third. joe johns live in charleston, west virginia. what did you see, joe? >> reporter: well, as you know, chris, thatas a problematic race

according to a new report, two sars are now missing.or the first time president trump officially acknowledging he personally reimbursed his attorney michael cohen last year. the president's lawyers have said that some of that money was to cover cohen's $130,000 payment in that hush agreement to porn star stormy daniels. you can see it here in a footnote on page 45 of his mandatory personal financial disclosure report. in 2016 expenses were incurred by one of donald j. trump's attorneys, michael cohen. mr. trump fully reimbursed mr. cohen in 2017 between $100,000 and $250,000. this coming after president trump just last month claimed he knew nothing about cohen's payment to daniels. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. >> reporter: the president now saying he formally disclosed the payment in the interest of transparency insisting he's not required to do so. but the office of government ethics disagrees, writing in its own footnote, the information related to the payment made by mr. cohen is required t

were missing and he found this to be alarming that he decided to leak the rest of the sar reports to the press. now here's ronan narrow on "new day" this morning taking stock of what he thinks all of this means. >> it's possible that the southern district of new york or special counsel mueller went in and said please kwarnen teen these, restrict these in some way. every expert we spoke to said that almost never happens, they didn't know of a procedure for doing that. if indeed that's the case, it suggests that there is something very, very sensitive in these remaining reports. >> now this law enforcement official is emphatic that for these sars reports should go missing that is troubling. here's a part of what he told ronan. i have never seen something pulled off the system. that system is a safeguard for the bank. stockpile of information and when something not there that should be -- something's not there that should be i immediately became concerned. that's why i came forward. why just those two missing? that's what alarms me the most. in terms of how he is personally doing right

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>> again, they are reviewing everything associated with the information of the sars, both the technology issues, the issues around logging, so again, i can assure you that they are doing a thorough review because this system of sars is absolutely critical to our entire finsan effort and we need to make sure it is in no way at risk. >> i'm glad you're committed to the integrity of the financial crimes enforcement network and to hear that the inspector general is looking at this broadly and i would look forward to any follow-up for you on this. secretary, one quick question as well as a follow-up, what the senator was talking about. a big concern for me that's the charitable giving side. one of the challenges we've had is getting up to date information often we go back to irs and tell us the tracking on this and give us the information and may be four years old. with that change that's something we have to track to see if that was a wise choice. show less text steven t. there are guesses on how that will happen, but it's educated guesses for what that will mean for charitable action in the

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and we've got to get our hands on these sars, these suspicious activity reports. they should be made public, and the treasury secretary should be put under a tremendous amount of pressure to release them, and if there is nothing to hide relating to these sars in the financial transportations, there is no reason why they should not be released for the american public to see, period. >> congressman himes, any chance of your colleagues in the house of representatives moving in that direction? >> well, remember where we are, lawrence. my colleagues and i'm in the minority, the republicans are in the majority. and what we're talking about now is not, hey, why are american corporations paying the president's consigliere huge amounts of money. why are russian oligarchs paying the president's consigliere a huge amount of money, they're talking about possibly holding the attorney general in contempt, subpoenaing the department of justice. you know, sadly, the committee on which i serve for a year now has been given over entirely to the defense of the president of the unite

the actual event underlying it, the possibility of a disappearance of an sar from the treasury department database, i don't know of any mechanism for doing it. it is completely unprecedented. and then as you say, the wrinkle of a law enforcement officer beak the one who came forward and by the way, did he produce it to avenatti? did he try first to just you know, go to superiors in the treasury department and say what exactly is going on here? it is really head spinning. that said, you know, there are echoes of watergate here. the conscience stricken law enforcement officer coming forward. and in the bad movie version of this, somehow trump or cohen has succeeded in vaporizing these reports. i just can't believe it. somehow for some in some mechanism that i've never heard of, i think it has to have been either mueller or the sdny that for some reason was able to remove these two reports from the file. but this is a huge database that everybody uses. we'll know eventually. but how it was done and by what mechanism is completely befuddling right now. >> let me start just to lay the groundwo

i think these were -- that he included information based from sars, suspicious activity reports, sars, which are generally filed by financial institutions. and then they go to the treasury department. and so somebody has either leaked that from the financial institution or they've leaked it from the treasury department. i think one of two would be my guess. >> and we should point out mr. avenatti asked again tonight is not sharing where he got all this from. >> mr. kosta, i would like to read, president trump has been sworn into office and his personal attorney saw a golden opportunity. from his perch in a law office in this very building on the 23rd floor of new york's rockefeller center, cohen pitched. tential clients on his close association with trump, noting that he still was the president's lawyer, according to associates. he showed photos of himself with trump and mentioned how frequently they spoke, even asking people to share news articles describing him as the president's fixer. i'm crushing it, he said, according to an associate who spoke to him in the summer of 2017. rober

i was on the board during sars. the combination of sars, colleagues, combined with september 11th lead to a period of economic instability in san francisco and other municipalities on the western sea board of the united states, and i was on the board in 2002 when we had massive budget cuts the likes which i look forward to again. but at any rate, my point is it's problematic to me when we do a nexus study, spend a bunch of money on it, say the maximum square foot feasible fee is north of 25.5 bucks, and then come back and say three years later it's more expensive to build stuff now, and you're welcome to respond to it. >> no, i don't want to enter into a debate, but i think we all know there's a difference between a nexus study and a feasibility study. a nexus will create something that's not feasible. i just want to reiterate, we are trying to find that sweet spot for central soma. i'm not arguing that developers should pay their fair share. it's only what's feasible. >> and quick question on that. i think supervis

the sars investigation and the bank secrecy act and all this stuff, the sars documents themselves are meant to be secret. and they're meant to protect both the banking institution and the customer of the bank so that you don't necessarily ruin the reputation, the business as it goes forward. i think it is unusual for these to be missing. they're not as secret as a federal grand jury process but they are very system information. i sort of agree that the better course here might have been to copy everything you still had, lock it up in a safe and talk to somebody else like a prosecutor rather than run to the media about it. i appreciate the fact he wants to get the information out, i assume it is a he, and tell us what his fears are about the documents being missing, but it would be unusual for these things to go and to not be some reason they're taking it. i think bob mueller has known about this for a long time. that alarms me a little bit. if they are missing, nobody knows, then that's a whole different story. that's a different scenario where we really are talking about some serious

i do think this is an area where there's intense interest and therefore, the chances of leaks of sars are nontribal and in fact have happened. and my guess is that somebody may have said hey, maybe we should restrict access to this for that reason. i don't know what the reason was but i am very suspicious of the idea that anything went missing here. >> yeah. >> i mean i think that it's such an interesting mirror image of your top story which is about president trump's charges that the fbi was after him and rigging law enforcement. and what we know about the suspicious activity report is it was leaked by a federal official that thought that was happening under the trump administration. >> in the other direction. >> there is other explanations, perhaps prosecutors removed it from view. this official thought maybe there was some kind of hanky panky. we don't know. >> paranoia has set in among everyone partly because of the times we live in and how all the stuff is bound up. there's the fact that the actual content which was in the report that there are two other suspicious activity repor

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they could pup lish the sars. there's no reason why they shalln't publish the sars for the american people. and look, anderson, if there's nothing nefarious here and it was all above board and legit, i don't believe it was for a moment, i don't think that's true. but let's assume that it is. then they should want to reluis this information. rudy giuliani should actually tell the president this information so it can be over. >> why did michael cohen skree yat this entity with the purpose of -- the first thing it seemed to pay stormy daniels within days of the election. but it was always used for legitimate businesses. >> i have no idea. >> there's other llcs. you could have -- if you're doing legitimate work, you could set up a shingle and you want people to know that you're working for at&t or for some of these other companies. >> it appears as if he didn't really want this known. but again, i don't understand. in november or december of 2016, michael cohen does not appear to have had any of these clients. like no

want to move over from the question of the leaks. >> right. >> it seems that they're based off of sarshow often when you're running a business, a legitimate business are you incurring these kinds of reports, which there seem to be a lot of around michael cohen's business? >> right. it's not super often. as you can imagine, normal banking activities are monitored by your bank, and they sort of know your banking habits. and it's really their responsible to kyc, know your customer as a financial institution. if you and i are getting our paycheck we have it deposited here or there, that's one thing. when you are suddenly receiving wire transfers and other means of deposits coming into your account, including from foreign entities or including from companies that don't appear to have much behind them other than a name and some forms, that tends to tip off the financial institution. most of us don't have that going on, thankfully. but when there is a lot of activity like that, certainly a bank is under responsibility under the law to report it and to describe what they're seeing. >> last que

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her car plowed into a bank in sar car lotion san carlos today. that happened at the bank of he farmer's market was going on at the time. a lot of people nearby. nobody hurt. the driver is a woman in her mid 60s. police say she was not under the influence at the time of the accident. >>> a big party to celebrate a big anniversary for a uniquely san francisco event. for the 40th year carnival's grand parade took over the mission. the event celebrates latin american and caribbean culture. dancers in traditional costumes moved to the beats along that parade route. the parade started at 24th and harrison, went up mission street, ended at 15th and harass. >> loud music and people dancing, it's really entertaining. >> the event is billed as the largest multicultural celebration on the west coast. more than 80 groups participated in today's parade and festival. >>> just ahead, we continue to follow breaking news out of petaluma. a plane crash claiming two lives. we'll have a live report for you coming up next. just after 4 o )e crashed and killed two >>>

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is the driving force behind sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museums it's not beautiful a museum so countries around the world have walked to memorialize these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shared history.

share they're getting out of that natural gas area what the pars eleven i forget what it's called sars pars eleven something but you're right i've never read that a chinese company maybe going in there to take that share that brings to another opec member not people people may not understand that venezuela also part of opec and used to be a major part but their productions been going down a lot what about venezuelans a decrease in production chris how does that play into this. well it factors in quite a lot that they've lost you know almost a million barrels a day in just the past year that's a lot to go down it really looks like it's collapsing at this point time of course venezuela is experiencing near complete social chaos and not just in the oil business so whether that i expect that to continue going down that venezuelan oil is going to come out of the fold and here's where the story we've got to get a little bit detail with it venezuela's producing a kind of oil which is a heavy oil and that ships in large measure to u.s. refineries which are geared for that cut kind of oil heavy

it was almost as if in the most recent election a prime minister was running against him he compared sar us to the invading armies of the turks obviates and hobbes books roller saying soros allies in hungary would face revenge revenge for what and why so much the translators have let your word isn't revenge it's a men's league theatre is the hungary and would the always believe what the journalists tell us for sources can i think this is a superbly let through trap set by fitness basically in effect making sure the symbolic leader of your position which means that the bulk of hungary of voters will not vote for him. open or supremacy to send service quote home even though the anger in born finance here has not been in the country for years what deep alben mean sending home this is a symbolic schorsch not the real individual it's a symbolic one as i know we have individual support of what the symbolic solver us is a symbol quite right there are individuals who sure are symbolizes one liberalism or of a particular kind certainly visceral up. you should feel dirty visceral opposition to all

share they're getting out of that natural gas area what the pars eleven i forget what it's called sars pars eleven something but you're right i've never read that a chinese company may be going in there to take that share that brings to another opec member not people people may not understand that venezuela also part of opec and used to be a major part but their productions been going down a lot what about venezuelans a decrease in production chris how does that play into this well it factors in quite a lot they've lost you know almost a million barrels a day in just the past year that's a lot to go down it really looks like it's collapsing at this point time of course venezuela is experiencing near complete social chaos and not just in the oil business so whether that i expect that to continue going down that venezuelan oil is going to come out of the fold and here's where the story we've got to get a little bit detailed with it venezuela's producing a kind of oil which is a heavy oil and that ships in large measure to u.s. refineries which are geared for that kind of oil heavy oil th

it's been sar -- so sarah sanders will be out shortly to brief reporters. we'll be here for live coverage. while we wait a discussion from this morning's "washington journal." host: joining us on the c-span bus is governor pete ricketts. iewers may be surprised that kansas is the only unicameral state government. guest: we are, that means we have one house rather than two houses. it dates back to the 1930's and when we made that change, and what it means is we've got a nonpartisan unicameral, that's how they run. they don't run as republican or democrat. i'm told that means we're less polarized than other state houses around the country. it changes the dynamics, there's no house leader or majority whip or anything like that. it just is every bill gets a hearing, every senator gets a priority bill. so i think it makes it something where legislators have a lot more opportunity to be able to talk about their agendas and get things done. host: governor pete ricketts joining us. the special line for nebraska residents if you have questions 202-748-8000.nor, 207-

is the ig also investigating whether or not there has been any inappropriate interference with the sars that are alleged to be inaccessible? >> they are reviewing everything associated with the information of the sars, both the technology issues, the issues around logging, so i -- again, i can assure you they're doing a auth thorough review because this system of sars is absolutely critical to our entire fincen effort and we need to make sure it is not at risk. >> i'm glad you're committed to the integrity of the crimes enforcement network and to hear the to hear the ig is looking at this broadly and i would look forward to any follow up on you on this. thank you, mr. secretary. >> one quick question as a follow-up what mr. coops was talking about as well, giving side. one of the challenges we've had is getting up to date information. sometimes they'll tell us the information will be four years old. with the charitable giving, we'll have to track that to see if that was a wise choice. there are at this point guesses how that will happen but all educated guesses what that will mean for c

unless it can be improved on sunday iranian president hassan rouhani offered a stern warning this sars mommy in it is yeah tell me if america leads a nuclear accord it will soon see that this will until historic or more story china the united states along with four other countries and the european union signed the joint comprehensive plan of action with iran in twenty fifteen. under the j. c.p.o. way iran agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons in exchange for the easing of sanctions president trump says the deal was flawed from the start in part because it allows some nuclear provisions to sunset in two thousand and twenty five. he's also blasted iran for its use of ballistic missiles in the region and has accused iran of supporting terrorism european allies have been pressing the u.s. president not to scrap the deal u.k. media say british foreign minister boris johnson is traveling to washington to meet with senior administration officials on the issue so it is really that visit followed similar meetings in washington last month with french president emmanuel mccrone and german chancell

dealing with people like budget let me melissa is going to be a lot tougher than getting rid of the sars commissioner or appointing a new head of the let's hear from me a question washington e think you can get rid of corruption entirely at the new president of south africa some say that would mean having to get rid of the entire a.n.c. precisely i agree with what my two colleagues have said and again because they are in the middle of the action but but and so i agree i don't disagree with anything but i will throw you know when of caution number one as you mention fully i mean the question is get rid of corruption and tiley there is no country in the world that can get rid of corruption and tiredly how do you even define it in the fence means and in the second place there is also the issue of justice and the rule of law i q's ations should not mean. i. guess being punished have to go through the trials and with every day and people have a right to defend themselves because they are innocent until proven guilty again it's only a hundred days so the idea that ok he doesn't fire to any per