. >> you know about the within$30,0withi $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> every time he says that, guess what? he knows something. listen, like i keep saying and i hate to keep repeating myself. do not fall for a okie doek. a historic moment for our country that's going to be a lot of spin. watch the facts. hist oer oreck moment for our country and we're just getting started. there are at least nine more witnesses to come. listen caral listen carefully to what they have to say. now is a time -- this is a time for every one of us to focus on the facts. remember facts fist. i want to tell you that cnn has new reporting about how the white house thinks today's testimony went. we're going to talk about that and the new evidence with kaitlan collins, lauren coats, max booth next. what's this? your cold's gonna make you a zombie tomorrow. wrong. new mucinex nightshift fights my cold symptoms so i can sleep great and wake up human. don't eat me i taste terrible. fight your worst symptoms so you can sleep great and wake up human. new mucinex nightshift co

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>> this lawyer's star rose when ripping stormy daniels but fell after he was accused of trying to extort millions from nike in 2019. shannon: what is irrelevant? michael avenatti's 15 minutes aflame already up. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ bill: good morning. michael avenatti, somebody we used to know or will he just not go away? you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. thank you for beginning your they are in the a week with us. let's begin with what happens overnight. donald trump ahead of tomorrow's governor's race in louisiana. >> i'm thrilled to be back in the by state with thousands of hard-working american citizens who believe in god, family and country. we send a message to the corrupt democrats in washington, got to vote on saturday. >> todd pyro joins us outside cafÉ usa with the night's biggest moments. >> reporter: good morning. the goal of the rally was to stump but put the president in a crowd of fervent supporters on the day or on a day of impeachment hearings and you get this. >> first it was the russia hoax. then it was the mueller wit

this was decades before he became involved with stormy daniels and from what other porn stars tell us, other relationships over the years, the reason he felt it was important to tell the story is not that he treated on his first wife, that falls into the realm of some of the allegations we have reported on in this book. achieving all three of his wiv wives, completely widespread and so forth. but what made this allegation important is that it also involved a teenage girl. >> that you were not able to find her a in account of someone that made this. >> he not only remembers it but also what is to the incident on a closed-circuit camera. he was the manager of a particular club and the reason he was watching on the closed-circuit camera is because the women who worked in this club were porn stars of the day and they made movies and if any of the men inflicted any type of violence obvious when entering these particular and cultures, the of course could make movies and so forth. so he went there to watch -- >> you haven't reviewed the video or anything? >> the video, we don't know what hap

>> juan: i think stormy daniels needs to get into the race.reg: i would be for that. that would be great to see. >> juan: she should challenge trump on the republican side? >> jesse: she's a democrat, juan. >> dana: if you can't stop buying stuff online there may be a good reason. online shopping addiction is officially a mental health condition. and officially be recognized as one. dana, getting ready for the show and i was reading the story, i might have a problem because i immediately went on amazon and bought something. >> dana: it's so convenient. shoot, i forgot to buy toothpaste, going to have this -- >> greg: i was going to say... >> dana: i buy a lot online. you have a lot of time to surf the internet when watching these hearings. i wasn't, but i could've. >> kennedy: is this on the spectrum of addiction? >> greg: it's all based on anticipation. whether it is food, buying stuff, or sex, it's the thrill of a new experience that drives you to the addiction so you need to do more whether it's cocaine or porn, whatever. it's actually in e

about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? no, no. >> that also is not true. in fact, cohen testified that trump instructed him to pay daniels during the 2016 campaign in exchange for her silence about an alleged affair with trump, which the president denies. >> manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. he was with the campaign for a very short period of time. mr. bannon came on very late. >> steve bannon was a key part of the trump victory. he joined the campaign as chief executive in august 2016 and was instrumental in energizing the base, which was a game changer. and paul manafort, his short period of time was actually five incredibly important months in 2016. manafort helped trump clench the gop nomination and fight back a mutiny at the republican national convention. that's a big deal. >> let me just say i hardly know the gentleman. >> now we've moved into the impeachment inquiry. the president called gordon sondland a great american. sondland gave a million dollars to the trump inauguration. the president nominated

>> i have to confess the comparison between president zelensky and stormy daniels wasn't where i thought you were going when you started out but it's the appropriate one. both because of the amount of evidence and the quality of the evidence. the situation that's involved. maya is right when she talks about the timeline and says it's hard for trump to distance himself from rudy giuliani because of the way events shake out on the timeline. you and i had this conversation i think almost a month ago where we talked about how inevitable it was that trump would throw rudy giuliani under the bus. my surprise is how long it seems to have taken. there's a lot of witnesses who are in the loop on this. this isn't just a side nda that only a couple of people knew about. now increasingly as documents begin to be released. the trump administration has resisted releasing documentary evidence but american oversight, a public oversight group was able to obtain some documents by court order from the state department and those documents reveal very interesting fact which is that the original hook up betwe

the defense wants to move the stormy daniels case to california and then combining abysmal charges. in one trial of an audi is set to face trial in the nike extortion case in january he has pleaded not guilty. >>the fbi says 11 people have been arrested in a massive fraud scheme involving fake apple products at a press conference in san diego today. officials said the suspects imported more than 10,000. counterfeit iphones and ipads to the u s this is video of the raid from today, investigators. think those devices with an exchange for authentic ones at actua stores. and those real apple, phones and tablets were then sold in china, but the suspects pocketing the extra money. the fbi says people behind schemes like this one are becoming increasingly sophisticated. >>these enterprises rely on networks. of national and international criminal associates that are fluid and extremely mobile. these groups can be highly sophisticated in their criminal operations. or in gauging in white collar crimes. commingling their illegal activities with legitimate legitimate businesses. >>apple is beli

congressional testimony in february cohen also talked about how he followed orders from trump on the stormy daniels payment. also is no true in fact cohen testified that trump instructed him to pay daniels during the 2016 campaign in exchange for her silence about an alleged affair with trump which the president denies manafort has nothing to do with our campaign he was with the campaign as you know for a very short period of time mister bennett came on very late, we know the president doesn't like to share the spotlight. but steve bannon wa a key part of the trump victory. he joined the august of s chief executive in 2016. >>and was instrumental in energizing the base which was a a game changer. >>and paul manafort his short period of time was actually 5 incredibly important months of 2016. manafort help trump clinched the gop nomination and fight back a mutiny at the republican national convention. that's a big deal. >>hardly know the gentleman. >>now we've moved into the impeachment inquiry, the president called gordon sondland a great american following gave a million dollars to the trump inaug

michael cohen will remember when president trump was asked on air force one about the stormy danielsayments. he said, oh, ask michael cohen. i don't know anything about that. and he does this with everyone. they start out as the smartest people in their industry. they're killers, they're warriors. then he slowly starts to talk about them in more ambiguous terms and distances himself. the participattern of behavior seeing him exhibit fits with the laundry list of people that you mentioned earlier. and we'll remember rudy giuliani's first day on the job. he revealed on a fox news interview that trump knew about the stormy daniels payments when trump had been denying it up until that point. it is shocking that he has lasted this long. >> the former mayor is aware of that cycle because reuters has some new reporting that said he was joking about having an insurance policy. how did democrats deal with this asymmetry? on the one side you have this torrent of controversy and scandal surrounding the president, surrounding rudy giuliani. and on the other hand you have republicans trying to ma

is seeking president trump's tax returns as part of the hush money payment for stormy daniels and thents were made to the women with the help of the president's former lawyer michael cohen now in prison. yesterday, the supreme court temporarily blocked the release of the president's tax returns requested by house democrats. >>> meantime, "the wall street journal" is reporting that federal prosecutors are launching an investigation into whether pharmaceutical companies intentionally allowed payments. and it could be the largest contribution of drug companies contributing to america's opioid epidemic. the statute that federal prosecutors have started using against opioid makers and distributors earlier this year. at least six companies have said in regulatory filings that they received grand jury subpoenas from the u.s. attorney's office in the eastern district of new york. >>> still ahead, the anonymous author who wrote a book about the inner workings of the president administration answers questions online and promises to reveal their identity. what we know so far, coming up. had to t

. >> do you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. n no. >> like he knew nothing about who scrawled with a sharpie on that map of hurricane dorian's path. every time he says that, guess what? he knows something. listen, i keep saying -- i hate to keep repeating myself, but i will. do not fall for the okey-doke. this impeachment inquiry is momentous, a historic moment for our country. there's going to be a lot of spin. watch the facts. historic moment for our country, and we're just getting started here. there are at least nine more witnesses to come in these public hearings. listen carefully to what they have to say. now, is this -- now is a time -- this is a time for everyo one o us to focus on the facts. remember, facts first. i need to tell thaw cnn also has some new reporting tonight about how the white house thinks that today's testimony went. we're going to talk about that and the new evidence against president trump with kaitlan collins, laura coates, max boot, next. >> frustrated that everyday activities cause wrinkles

and michael co-'s defendant knowny from stormy daniels.ning with the entire agenda of this cabal within -- what's frighten being this. you have allegedly senior but regardless of their senior or not, you have got people within the american government actively trying to undermine the president of the united states. david: they don't call it the deep swamp for nothing. this is the deep state itself. a lot of these people are holdovers, they are career bureaucrats. they never liked donald trump. and they tried to endear themselves to him talking about how wonderful he was only to be leaking stuff about him. it's the public i care about. the public i would think would catch on to the phoney stories, phoney books, phoney sources, et cetera. >> in spite of our colleagues in the establishment liberal media that constantly push this, recycle it and push it again. i think the public has had its fill of this. there is an attack on trump fatigue taking place. there will be a backlash that reveals itself in 2020. dave require' fitting this book is cal

new york investigators are looking into alleged hush-money payments made to porn star stormy daniels and "playboy" model karen mcdougal. the women claim they had affairs with mr. trump before the 2016 presidential election. the president denies the affairs. his attorneys say since he's president, mr. trump is immune to -- from prosecution and investigations. the president plans to appeal the ruling to the supreme court. >>> "the new york times" says president trump embraced the world series champion washington nationals both figuratively and literally. the nats were honored yesterday at a white house ceremony. 18 of the 25 players on the team's roster were there. mr. trump hugged kurt suzuki america great again" hat. ryan zimmerman thanked the president for keeping the country safe and gave him a number 45 jersey. >> the nats as always, they lived up to a motto, it's stay in the fight. that's true about life. stay in the fight. you never know what's going to happen. stay in there. >> more than 5,000 people attended the ceremony celebrating washington's first world series championship

this quid pro quo nonsense, just like the stormy daniels thing pays $100,000ump to make these grifters and liars go away for making claims they had sex with him because the only reason he could possibly care about that isn't because of his grandkids, he doesn't want his wife to know, is it because it is humiliating generally, no, it is only because it would hurt him with voters. that is insane, crazy. american there was n interest in firing the prosecutor investigating the company paying hunter biden ill-gotten gains. ok. you have a mixed motive. it is a lot worse than that case, then it is with trump because, i mean, i don't think biden is the strongest candidate um because biden might be running for office. if you don't get out of a criminal prosecution or corruption investigation because i am running for president. jeffrey epstein. running for president. you cannot investigate me federal government. host: what do you think about rudy giuliani's role? guest: i don't really care, in myfirst let me say, lifetime, i think in anyone's lifetime, alive today, government mostly does a lot o

well stormy daniels of a nod to the b.p. people who basically do nothing and kim carr dashon who dare i say is kind of like you know they always say the defendant or the seinfeld was a show about nothing but dick van dyke was really the 1st and she was as well but what i'm saying is that we're learning more about us and you get to the point where you get scared you know when you say we're really not well we're mapping the genome we're traveling around the universe we've got particle physics his brain theory but yet something as stupid as this not only but 10 years later we bring it back to. analyze it and i love it and you rule my day because i've been fixing it yes thank you so that is not about impeachment ok all right thank you so much for coming on a lot of us fascinating discussion about the news media and all of our foibles thank you so much for thank you. the real meat the fake me the freeze dried meat and spaceship they at the bio printed me on the space station that's right the very 1st lab grown meat developed by a

from new york state investigators looking into those hush money payments made to adult film star stormy danielspaula reid joins us now from the white house. so, paula, does this mean we're finally going to see the president's tax returns? >> reporter: norah, the president's attorneys are going to do everything they can to keep these returns private. cbs news has learned they intend to appeal this decision to the supreme court, arguing that the president is protected from any criminal proceedings while he's in office. but today these judges held they don't think that the president will prevail at the high court, because they believe the president's accountants are not protected from subpoenas, and they may have to hand those returns off to investigators. >> o'donnell: another question for you, paula. the justice department today demanding details about an anonymous senior administration official who has written a critical book about the president. this is the next big showdown. will that stop the book's publication? >> it's unlikely. norah, this is the same official who last year penned an anony

. [♪] >> this lawyer's star rose while ripping stormy daniels but fell after he was accused of tryingo extort millions from nike in 2019. name? michael avenatti. greg: alex trebek with the win. they had such ambition, such dreams. the first hour for the most part will be entirely adam schiff. it's designed to be a blockbuster. >> these hearings will be like the o.j. trial where people took sides very quickly. greg: just like the o.j. trial, and i'm marcia clark. i don't think you will get a thrill up your leg from this. >> i worried about what i heard. i heard a staff person. after i heard of this conversation. what i can do here for you today is tell you what i heard from people. greg: that's what you call a herd of heards. if that was a -- if that is a blockbuster, brian stelker is a gymnast. so we finished the first installment of what i like to call -- up schiff's creek. a desperate dolt -- did you hear an ambassador got fired. joint clubbing with lady, that's life. i got fired three times and all i got was drunk. how clueless do you have to be to be shocked by getting fired by a

. [♪] >> this lawyer's star rose while ripping stormy daniels but fell after he was accused of tryingrom nike in 2019. name? michael avenatti. greg: alex trebek with the win. they had such ambition, such dreams. the first hour for the most part will be entirely adam schiff. it's designed to be a

and michael co-'s defendant knowny from stormy daniels.bottom lining with the entire agenda of this cabal within -- what's frighten being this. you have allegedly senior but regardless of their senior or not, you have got people within the american government actively trying to undermine the president of the united states. david: they don't call it the deep swamp for nothing. this is the deep state itself. a lot of these people are holdovers, they are career bureaucrats. they never liked donald trump. and they tried to endear themselves to him talking about how wonderful he was only to be leaking stuff about him. it's the public i care about. the public i would think would catch on to the phoney stories, phoney books, phoney sources, et cetera. >> in spite of our colleagues in the establishment liberal media that constantly push this, recycle it and push it again. i think the public has had its fill of this. there is an attack on trump fatigue taking place. there will be a backlash that reveals ielf in 2020. dave require' fitting this book

. >> man: payments, one made to stormy daniels and one made to karen mcdougal.et with prosecutors from the new york manhattan district attorney's office who are investigating the hush money payments the trump organization made. they're looking into whether trump or any execs violated state laws. as part of this investigation, they're now talking to people, they've talked to david pecker, sources tell myself -- they met with cohen three times at the federal prison where he's serving a three-year prison sentence for these hush money payments as he bleed guilty to a year and a half or so ago about the federal campaign violations. this shows the investigation is still ongoing, even as their fight to obtain donald trump's tax returns is now heading to the supreme court. >> keep digging, thank you so much for relaying this information that these gentlemen are talking to prosecutors. >>> moments ago, michael bloomberg held his first official campaign event in the 2020 race. one of my next guests says the mayor is the ante dote to interrupt the other says, maybe not. th

they pushed impeachment over all different kind of things but trump's taxes, stormy daniels, his tweetingthe rest of america are very different. if everything trump does warrant impeachment, then nothing warns impeachment. it's partisanship, it's a stun fit on a deeper level, most americans understand the issue that democrats chose to impeach over doesn't really matter. in fact, what is it? after several months, it's almost impossible to explain what the crime is but most americans don't understand that and for good reason, president trump how the military aid to ukraine? why are we giving military aid to ukraine in the first place? all these people on stage telling us we have a moral obligation to arm ukraine. really? why? speak fully so we can understand. no one really bothered. why is it important to protect the right of hunter biden to take a do nothing job from a foreign country. why is that the focus? why is any of this the focus when america is continuing to be crushed under rising debt levels, following opportunity, decaying cities, growing inequality, open border, some of the lon

he put all the parts into motion just like he did with stormy daniels.ld michael cohen to make the payoffs. he told him what to do and michael cohen did it and michael cohen is in jail and donald trump is just as guilty as michael cohen and should be in jail with him. he is individual one. as far as his foreign policy goes, go back to the beginnings of this administration. first thing that son-in-law did was ask if we can have a back channel connection to russia so we can talk to putin and not have anybody hear it. well, they still are talking to putin and put their discussions in this lock box, this super secret stashed away area where they put these ukraine calls to zelensky, which are not about sources and methods, which is what you'd be protecting and not the subject per se of the conversation. they're still operating a rogue state department, a rogue foreign policy for the benefit of donald trump's politics and for repaying a favors that put donald trump into the white house. this is the most corrupt administration in the history of our country and

court from subpoena business records including tax returns that it appears the secret payments to stormy danielsnd the first reason why i have said publicly i thought he should be sanctioned i didn't think there was a basis to be sued because that in junction statute that prevents an interference with state proceedings and amended their complaint that said trumps civil rights were a bridge that's where there's a federal question that the federal court should abstain and then to go on to reach the merits of the extraordinary claim trump was making was that the president was not only immune from prosecution and indictment to appeal in the second and said your client is quoted to say he can choose somebody on fifth avenue and people would still vote for him. so let me ask you suppose he shot somebody on fifth avenue using the police could not investigate or interview witnesses? or see if they could get a statement from him? or to gather the surveillance tape? and so much more complicated and intrusive and now they're just asking for documents so now the seven years of tax returns five of the years

stormy daniels and mcdougal before the 2016 election. jay sekulow says in a statement, the decision of the second circuit will be taken to the supreme court. the issue raised in the case goes the the heart of our republic. joining us now, tom tiwinters a danny cevallos. >> tom, how significant is this, followed by danny, are we actually going to see them in. >> it is significant. a little around the presidential immunity. we talked about this. the president's attorney was look, while he's there, he's protected and immunity over state prosecutions that we believe the president has protected by article ii of the constitution. that plays to the third party subpoena. that applies to something looking into his business and not to him specifically. the judges here is saying not so fast. any presidential immunity from state criminal process does not extend to investigative steps. some of this process can continue and can go forward. it is a little bit of a precedent. it is a little bit of a defining piece of this opinion. it is something that s

they put a lot of hope on mueller hearing that unvalved, we heard from president tax returns to stormy danielsnd on, now this ukraine. which is within the scope and authority of the presiden presis constitutional duty. >> you had taylor testify that harm of withholding aid from ukraine could send a negative signal to russia that united states is weakening its support. wyou think this is a hoax, the fact that we talking about it constantly is that not a concern for u.s. and foreign policies, especially are russia. >> first it was not with held, it was lethal aid. this was aid that was with held under the obama administration. what we're hearing right now in the hearing is the opinions of career bureaucrats, who seem to confuse their role with that of the president. all executive authority is vested in president of united states, that is what the cop the constitution says, they are entitled to their opinion but not e entitled to usurp his role of president. >> some reporting out of iowa not a single person in lest several weeks asked a single candidate about impeachment, they talk about healthca

your member stormy daniels and the insane elliott allegations invented and promoted and used to affectctions. they are telling us that all of them were true because about presumptions. eyut that's the thing in all of this. at the beginning, washington had presumptions about what the new president was like, about the policies and voters were allowed to choose. voters weren't allowed to end foreign wars, or put america first or secure america's borders. that's not on the table, those a aren't menu options. this is not a real democracy according to the people who administer the democracy. that ought to make you nervous. you go to washington and sing in charge of our democracy and nobody believes that? he showed up in detroit, and it makes you nervous?em it would. and what they're saying toto voters is, you can't make changes to american policy. all you're allowed to do is rubber-stamp the current status quo, the one that enriches private equity managers, and that and that, bureaucracy, the donors and friends. other than that, shut up and obey. that's the program and maybe it will succeed

remember stormy daniels? and sometimes the sometimes insane allegations.hey promoted and used to try to affect elections and in so live lives? they are telling us that all of them were true because about presumptions. that's the thing in all of this. at the beginning, washington had presumptions about what the new president was like, about the policies and voters were allowed to choose. voters weren't allowed to end foreign wars, or put america first or secure america's borders. that's not on the table, those aren't menu options. if this is not a real democracy according to the people who administer the democracy. that ought to make you nervous. you go to washington and sing in charge of our democracy and nobody believes that? you should have in detroit, and it makes you nervous? it would. and what they're saying to voters is, you can't make changes to american policy. all you're allowed to do is rubber-stamp the current status quo, the one that enriches private equity managers, and that and that bureaucracy, the donors and friends. other than that, shut u

from new york state investigators looking into those hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels. paula reid joins us now from the white house. so, paula, does this mean we're finally going to see the president's tax returns? >> reporter: norah, the president's attorneys are going to do everything they can to keep these returns private. cbs news has learned they intend to appeal this decision to the supreme court, arguing that the president is protected from any criminal proceedings while he's in office. but today these judges held they don't think that the president will prevail at the high court, because they believe the president's accountants are not protected from subpoenas, and they may have to hand those returns off to investigators. >> o'donnell: another question for you, paula. the justice department today demanding details about an anonymous senior administration official who has written a critical book about the president. this is the next big showdown. will that stop the book's publication? >> it's unlikely. norah, this is the same official who last year penned an ano

. >> this lawyer's star rose while representing stormy daniels, but fell after he was accused much tryingom nike. jesse: when they don't know you on jeopardy, that means your 15 minutes are officially up. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: breaking tonight. new testimony released in the trump impeachment inquiry while more public hearings are scheduled for next week. welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. and we did it again. last weekend justice beat the competition all weekend long and i have you to thank for it. the white house press secretary steffey griffin joins me later. first up, my open. imagin

the republicans pounded the table like stormy daniels. this was embarrassing even for them.tried to smear the recipient of a purple heart to protect a president who doesn't even have a red one. jim jordan of ohio implied that vindman was a leaker with questionable judgment. like if were you a wrestling coach and the team doctor was abusing your wrestlers and you didn't say anything, that's questionable judgment, jim jordan? but the third favorite son pieflpiefled on. djtj tweeted, he was well coached and should get that he's a low-level partisan bureaucrat and nothing more. that's right. the slick-backed sperm sample who never served anybody is questioning the credibility of somebody with a purple heart. daddy bone spurs must be very proud of him. their goal is to smear them, to confuse us, to bore us, to question the loyalty and pa patriotism of life-long civil servants to protect a lowlife, they know defending him makes them popular among a certain group. lieutenant colonel, this guy has a purple heart. the woman whose reputation they tried to stain works for mike pence ri

because of the donations to stormy daniels. where did the money come from. what did you do with it?re is going to be and we'll see it a money trail here as related to parnas and fruman and rudy giuliani. that is a problem. it is not hearsay. you could track where the money come from and where did it wind up and who was in the middle of that. >> the superpac committee. stand by. there is more news. president trump is strongly defending his decision to intervene in the case of the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. accused of war crimes. we'll have more on that and all of the breaking news right after a quick break. uh, what do you want? i've got uh, ai robots, i've got vr goggles. i want your sled, please. no. [ chuckles ] timmy. it'd be a shame if this went viral. for those who never compromise. the mercedes-benz winter event. whoa. he was pretty good this year. hbut mike bloomberg became thele clasguy whoho mdid good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and

hundreds if not thousands of times, if he had directed michael cohen ho make hush money payments to stormy daniels. something the president denied, said ask michael cohen about that, because he's my attorney and of course now we know michael cohen is in prison serving time for pleading guilty to campaign finance charges. he's trying to put distance between what rudy giuliani was doing in ukraine and himself really echo what he said about michael cohen, but, of course, brooke, here with the michael cohen situation we later learned about the president's involvement and how he was directing michael cohen. we already know about if here with rudy giuliani, because, one, read it in the transcript released by the white house of that july 25th call where not once or twice but three times trump urges the ukrainian president to work with rudy giuliani, telling him he's going to have giuliani give him a call and praising him at length. of course, in addition to testimony from officials talking about how they were instructed by the president to work with rudy and essentially saying that they had no other opti

. >> do you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels?o, no. >> then why -- why did michael cohen make that statement with the -- >> you have to ask michael cohen. michael's my, about attorney and you'll have to ask michael cohen. >> do you know where he got the money? >> i don't know. no. >> so we hear him say, ask michael cohen. remember that? then, of course, just last night he said, ask rudy giuliani. does it sound to you, mark, like rudy giuliani's days are numbered? >> brooke, i've lost sound here in denver but i think i anticipate your question, which is, is rudy giuliani the next guy under the bus? and as you look at the president's former attorney, who's now in prison, and the long line of people and long trail of people behind the president's bus, it's clear that rudy giuliani could be next in line, because what we know about the president is that his bus has no brakes. when he starts talking about the fact that rudy giuliani had other clients, that's the first tell. right? the first tell. >> yes. >> so just, keep your eye on th

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grand jury for the same kinds of material but f ths time it's related to hush money payments to stormy daniels and perhaps one other person, i'm not sure.th they upheld that subpoena for criminal investigation. they are both up at the supreme court and the trump lawyers asked the court to stop those subpoenas from being forced. so the question now is, will they stay, preventing those things from going into effect? and, with a grant, or they hear the case or cases? let me go straight down the line here. i will ask each of you what you think we should do. >> i'm glad i got in through the back door today.ar i think we are taking the request from the president saying here my case, they generally hear the case. i think this is that they wouldn't take the case. they are probably pretty happy with the careful reasoning by the two lower courts opinions. the trump briefs are pretty extreme in their views so i think it might be better for the court to stay out altogether. >> i would say i kind of agree with neil. the justice kavanaugh was on the court, it's extremely quiet. the justices had high profile

this time it is related to hush money payments to stormy daniels and one other person, i'm really not sure. the second circuit upheld that a criminalr investigation. they are both sitting at the supreme court. the trump lawyers have asked the court to stop those subpoenas from being enforced. the question now is will they stay preventing those things from going into effect? there is a temporary stay in effect right now. rari?they grant certio meaning will they hear those cases? i want to go down the line and ask each of you what you think they will do. >> first of all, it is great to be here with all of you. butnted to apply to cfr, that long application scared the heck out of me. door.ad i got in the back when the president says here my case, they generally hear the case. if i had to predict, my guess is they would not take the cases. they would stay out. they are probably pretty happy with the careful reasoning by the lower court opinions. the trump briefs are pretty extreme in their legal views. i think it would be better for the court to stay out all and let the process unfold. >>