but potentially the news above weisel but members of travis' family and trump himself. they live for us in washington d.c. thank you she have first find us a former u.s. defense dept associate techie to attorney general he says it's important to note that it's always illegal for a corporation to find a campaign first of all it is an absolute crime for a corporation to make any contribution to a political campaign they can't spin one cent providing that assistance directly to a candidate and so granting immunity based upon the public record that seems as though substantial sums were paid from the trump corporation to pay off or to reimburse mr cohen agrees for payments made to these the porn stars or the playboy bunny for the purpose of influencing the outcome of the election so that being a campaign contribution and that is what basically muster cohen is already pled guilty to the corporation is equally guilty and clued in those who operate the corporation will grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there's a so-called fifth

these are your headlines on al-jazeera federal prosecutors have granted immunity to allen weisel berg the long time chief financial officer of the trump organization and this is part of the investigation into u.s. president onil trump's former personal attorney michael cohen some bobby's highest court has upheld president emerson and god was election when at last month. the supporter celebrated in the capital harare the opposition launched the challenge saying the vote was rigged the judges say they found no evidence of irregularities and goggle will be sworn in on sunday. yeah because it is dismissed with schools. in terms of six nine two three subsection four. progress. in months on number two number one. is. do we know of the prison. and it's the july. two thousand the. united nations says a saudi air strike has killed at least twenty two children in yemen and struck a camp for displaced people near who data at least thirty people died and human rights watch has criticized a saudi panel investigating alleged war crimes in yemen saying it's not transparent or independent ecuador's o

another trump ally gets immunity this time it's alan weisel work he's a chief financial officer of the trump organization. and you know watching all of his there live from london also coming up. supporters celebrate as a bobby's tough part confirms president money god bless victory dismissing opposition claims of breaking. ecuador opens a humanitarian corridor to help hundreds of venezuelans reach group before new restrictions begin on saturday. and a major new study says even the occasional alcoholic drink is bad for your health. donald trump's week appears to have got worse another one of his allies has been given immunity in the investigation into michael cohen and this time it's allen wise oberg he's a chief financial officer of the trump organization with the wall street journal describes as trump's longtime financial gatekeeper beisel burke has already been called to testify in the inquiry into cohen the president's former personal lawyer that cohen pleaded guilty on tuesday to campaign finance violations saying he had paid hush money before the election two women who allege that

of his allies has been given immunity in the investigation into michael cohen this time it's alan weisel barak he said chief financial officer of the trump organization for the wall street journal describes as trump's longtime financial gatekeeper weisel very crass already been called in to testify in the inquiry into cohen president's former personal lawyer cohen pleaded guilty on tuesday to campaign finance violations saying he had paid hush money before the election to women who alleged that they had affairs with trump. now allan wisenberg has worked for the family the trump family for more than four decades serving as donald trump's executive vice president as well as c.f.o. for the trump organization since two thousand he's also the treasurer of families charitable foundation which is being investigated by the state of new york on thursday david packer c.e.o. of the national enquirer is publisher was also given immunity in the cohen case to discuss his role and hush money payments of bruce fein as a former u.s. says he it's deputy attorney general and he says granting immunity will

berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades weisel berg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances you grants immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity now they will compel a complete confession of whether and how in the circumstances in which these payments were made trump may no reference to the scandals in his friday night speech though he's often called the investigations a witch hunt in private though trump is reportedly fumi beneath the growing burden of his legal troubles and the diminishing list of loyal allies. castro al-jazeera washington. ranger refugees living in bangladesh are holding protests to mock one year since a military crackdown forced them to flee from their homes and me and more. than un's describe the military's attacks on the hinge as a textbook case

burke is a long time chief financial officer of the trump organization weisel burke has already been called to testify at this part of the end corey and to michael cohen president all transformer personal lawyer cohen pleaded guilty on tuesday to campaign finance violations the family of u.s. republican senator john mccain says he's talking all treatment for brain cancer mccain announced that he had the disease last year his family says he's quote surpassed expectations for his survival eighty one year old mccain has been a vocal opponent of u.s. president almost from. zimbabwe's president emerson my god is calling for unity after the country's top court upheld his disputed election when the main opposition party challenge the result saying the july thirtieth election was rigged in favor of god it's led to violent street protests but in and out of his decision the constitutional court found the vote was free and fair a lawyer for the opposition says there is still question marks over the legitimacy of the vote ultimately they had to quit having spoken. so that the people followed the

breaking news to bring to you now that the us federal prosecutors have granted immunity to allen weisel berg he is the longtime chief financial officer of the trump organization and this is part of the investigation into president onil trump's former personal attorney michael cohen says a lot to follow she joins us live from washington d.c. even for the trump presidency these developments keep coming very very quickly now every day she adds so this is a big deal put this in some sort of context for us. right and as you said this is in connection to that particular probe and prosecution. pleaded no longer prosecution but that some of the plea deal of michael cohen who is trump's former fix relates to the the hush money that was given to two women during the election campaign of twenty sixteen who claim to have had affairs with donald trump michael cohen said he was part of a criminal conspiracy to subvert the will to break campaign finance laws by funneling that money to those two women to bury their stories in order to help president trump election campaign that would be a crime now thi

berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades weisel berg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances you grant him. unity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity now they will compel a complete confession of whether and how and the circumstances in which these payments were made made no reference to the scandals in his friday night speech though he's often called the investigations a witch hunt in private though trump is reportedly few meet beneath the growing burden of his legal troubles and the diminishing list of loyal allies. castro al-jazeera washington now pope francis is due to arrive in ireland shortly for a two day visit the month the first time the head of the violent catholic church has visited the country and maybe four decades will be live pictures from dublin and to nat

of the trump organization for the wall street journal describes as longtime financial gatekeeper weisel guard has already been called to testify and korean soko and president trumps former personal lawyer cohen pleaded guilty on tuesday to campaign for violations saying it paid hush money to women who allege that they had affairs with trump sheraton's yes more. it all depends on various issues that we know nothing about at the moment it all depends on the details of the immunity deal and the scope of the investigation that he may be cooperating with if all weisel did was testified to a grand jury in order to give evidence against michael cohen which may or may not have led to michael cohen pleading guilty about a conspiracy to break campaign finance rules then. it might not be as bad as some are suggesting right now because that's over it's done he's given his testimonies he's told prosecutors what he knows about the trouble denies ations wrote all this and it's over i recall beginning to get some reporting suggesting that's exactly what did happen he talked to he said what he knew abou

president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades why is oberg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances hugh grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity now they will compel a complete confession of whether and how in the circumstances in which these payments were made trump may no reference to the scandals in his friday night speech though he's often called the investigations a witch hunt in private though trump is reportedly fuming beneath the growing burden of his legal troubles and the diminishing list of loyal allies. i do joe castro al-jazeera washington one final note out of the u.s. senator john mccain is stopping his treatment for brain cancer his family says he

friday with a look at people still trying to locate friends and relatives who did pledge allegiance to weisel it was on monday that we showed you the story of two russian sisters found in iraq orphanage you can now watch it in full at your own leisure on you tube. you know world of big movies and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. it's good to have you with us today it is now ten years since the war between russia and georgia broke out after georgia attacked the autonomous region of south of setting him back in two thousand and eight the russian intervened after five days of full scale conflict and fourteen hundred civilians killed a cease fire agreement was reached and in fact russian troops remain in the region to this day acting as peacekeepers however the u.s. sees it as an occupat

of a valid as possible weisel i slit my wrists. i can't remember how i did it but i recall the policeman saying that if you try to kill yourself or something like that it will sedate you and put you on the plane to afghanistan any way you are going to mind i'm about that was also. shams was one of two hundred forty four afghanistan were deported from germany on charter flights between december two thousand and sixteen and nature thousand and eighteen doctors in germany had certified that the young man was at risk the suicide and was suffering from severe depression he had neither family no friends in kabul. has any contacts back then was abdul go for founder of an aid organization for deportees. i wasn't content with the chance for a long time because of the support that he used to receive from the network in germany and the madison here so when he suddenly disappeared you know. we couldn't get in touch with him for a long time. then at some point a blurry photo appeared on social media but living on the streets. he reappeared and

attorney michael cohen who pled guilty last week to campaign finance violations they also include alan weisel burke chief financial officer of the trump organization and longtime friend david packer who was involved in hush money payments to women during the twenty sixteen u.s. election with u.s. voters going to the polls for midterm congressional elections in november a democratic takeover of the house of representatives would mean trouble for trump the most damaging thing for the president is going to be the impeachment hearings and the investigations that the democrats have been likely have over the course of the entire sort of twenty nineteen here perhaps that's why rumored to replace john mccann is someone who knows a lot about impeachment proceedings lawyer and that flood represented president bill clinton during his impeachment hearings in the ninety nine can really help at al-jazeera the white house. primary elections in two u.s. states are being seen as an important test of the so-called trump effect and florida democrats have picked the state's first african-american candidate andre

president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades why is oberg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances hugh grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close company in crime but by granting immunity now they will compel a complete confession of whether and how in the circumstances in which these payments were made trump may no reference to the scandals in his friday night speech though he's often called the investigations a witch hunt in private though trump is reportedly fuming beneath the growing burden of his legal troubles and the diminishing list of loyal allies. castro al-jazeera washington a diplomatic row has broken out between the u.s. and pakistan's new government the two countries disagree over what's bein

president's role in paying hush money to two women who said they'd had affairs with trump and finally allen weisel berg chief financial officer of the trump organization the president's money man for four decades why is oberg is expected to lead investigators through trump's finances you'll grant immunity because under the united states constitution unlike in great britain there is a so-called fifth amendment that enable someone to remain silent in the face of questioning if they believe an answer could incriminate themselves or their close come. b'nei in crime but by granting immunity now they will compel a complete confession of whether and how in the circumstances in which these payments were made trump made no reference to the scandals in his friday night speech though he's often called the investigations a witch hunt in private though trump is reportedly fuming beneath the growing burden of his legal troubles and the diminishing list of loyal allies heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. a judge in ecuador has lifted some border restrictions on venezuelans trying to escape the economic and p

every month so the worse months of rain weisel the best depending on how you see it are july and augustin both of those two months you'd expect over four hundred millimeters of rain in the month that's an incredible amount of rain it is very very wet and then we're just at the end of august now so we're towards the end of the rainy season a lot of rain already on the ground the dam should be full so if something was going to go wrong with the dams it would happen now and you were saying earlier that there has been flooding this month the end of july in the beginning of august one hundred fifty thousand people were displaced in me and margy to flooding that was and coastal regions and me and mark and where this dam is i would say is just on the northern edge of that so probably they had more rain than usual as well which didn't help with the overloading of the dam or stuff that you very much for that. we're now moving on to other news but staying with myanmar international pressure is going to prosecute the country's military leaders for the genocide of the hinge of muslims the governmen

extraordinary week of legal woes that is laying out the feet of the president your description of weisel burke as the financial gate keeper for trump and for his business and personal interests is spot on this is a man who is not only the chief financial officer of the trump organization but he is the only non member trustee who is overseeing the president's personal interests in his companies while he's in office not to mention was reportedly assisted in preparing trump's tax returns the fact that he is cooperating with prosecutors is only the latest of the number of people who have flipped and have gained immunity in order to seal the case against other trump associates michael cohan the former personal attorney of donald trump of course he pleaded guilty to eight criminal counts on tuesday one of them including campaign finance violations that implicate the president himself that's two men add to that another name david pecker a longtime friend of trump the publisher of the national enquirer tabloid who told authorities told prosecutors that he and cohen together worked at the behest

attorney michael cohen who pled guilty last week to campaign finance violations they also include alan weisel burke chief financial officer of the trump organization and longtime friend david packer who was involved in hush money payments to women during the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election with u.s. voters going to the polls for mid-term congressional elections in november a democratic takeover of the house of representatives would mean trouble for trump the most damaging thing for the president is going to be the impeachment hearings and the investigations that the democrats have been likely have over. of course the entire sort of twenty one thousand here perhaps that's why rumored to replace john mccann is someone who knows a lot about impeachment proceedings lawyer emmett blood represented president bill clinton during his impeachment hearings in the ninety nine can really help get al-jazeera the white house. want to come on al-jazeera germany faces growing calls to apologize for a genocide maybe a more than one hundred years ago. have the nighttime sky has been dramatic if you feel

friday with a look at people still trying to locate friends and relatives he pledged allegiance to weisel we money cation missed on monday our story of two russian sisters found in an orphanage in iraq it is now available on the cheap chad. but politicians do something. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when one of the first century. or something wanted. to do like to be first it's like i'm applying for you know more people that. i'm interested in the lawyers and. they're sitting. welcome back to r.t. now it has been ten years since the war between russia and georgia broke out after georgia attacked the autonomy in the south a setia back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened and after five days of full scale conflict and fourteen hundred civilians killed a cease fire agreement was reached and in fact russian troops do remain in the region to this day acting as peacekeepers however the u.s. sees it as an occupation our position on the russian occupied georgia region. and also south ossetia is unwavering that remains unwavering today the regions a

paid hush money to women who alleged that they had affairs with trump castro has more on why the weisel big development is so important he is the only non a trump family member who is a trustee of the president's personal interests in his businesses while he's in off this why is a bird also reportedly assisted in preparing the tax returns for the president and has worked for his family now going on for decades so the fact that he reportedly flipped and is now cooperating with prosecutors is a very troubling fact for the president to face. the family of u.s. republican senator john mccain says he's topping all treatments for brain cancer mccain announced he had the disease last year his family says he's quote surpassed expectations for his survival eighty one year old mccain has been a vocal opponents of president trump. isn't bob ways president emerson man of god is calling for unity after the country's top court upheld his disputed election when the main opposition party challenge the results saying the july thirtieth election was rigged in favor of my god that lead to violence street

because like morning i wake up they're having so much alike that in my heart boys are having wacko's weisel for free. where people remain in their homes food water medicine and toiletries are being carried in the car to simply too strong to promote on a boat like that and hope it ok it will get swept away so they started going to holding on to this rope as they walk the boat about an hour and a half in that direction this is and walking through fast flowing water with debris . hundreds of thousands of people have left their homes are now in camps statewide an unprecedented relief effort is underway india's military has fifty four helicopters over carola some drop supplies others amounting rescues the weather is improving there was much less rain across carola on sunday than at the end of last week but what is already full is fast flowing dangerous and everywhere this is an ongoing emergency i do thomas al jazeera. tim thomas isaac is careless finance minister and he says although the rain has stopped the crisis is not over. now we're really two distinct sort of the fourteen delegates. of th

friday with a look at people still trying to locate friends and relatives who pledged allegiance to weisel meanwhile in case you missed on monday our story of two russian sisters found in an orphanage in iraq it is now available on i you cheap chant. seems wrong. just don't. get to see palo. alto. and it. equals betrayal. when some find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. you should. put themselves on a lot. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be this is what the three of them will be good. interesting. question. welcome back here with r.t. now it has been ten years since the war between russia and georgia broke out after george are attacked the a tone of this region of south assessed here back in two thousand and eight the russian army intervened in after five days of full scale conflict and fourteen hundred civilians killed a cease fire agreement was reached and in fact russian troops to remain in the region to this day acting as peacekeepers however the us does see it as an occupation our position on th

us media says prosecutors have granted immunity to allen weisel burke the longtime chief financial officer of the trump organization it is part of the inquiry into press and donald trump's former lawyer of michael cohen who pleaded guilty on tuesday to campaign finance violations. zimbabwe's president emerson my god was calling for unity after the country's top court could be firm to selection when the main opposition party had to challenge the results saying the july thirtieth election was rigged. and ecuador says it's open to humanitarian corridors or to help in israel and reach proof before it introduces new entry restrictions on saturday. all right let's talk more about donald trump's latest legal worries and joining me from austin texas is matt macchio back he's a former campaign manager for the republican house of representatives member bill florus thank you very much for talking to us great to have you on my first question would be how significant is it that the court has given. immunity does that give any indication of the gravity of the situation or the gravity of the information

weisel brca are? elie: could be quite important.ee is the southern district of new york circling around the campaign violation this -- at this point. it is connected to the payoffs of various women are we saw michael cohen plead to those charges. we now know that the seventh district has immunized wessel berg as well as david packer from ami. what i read into that is that they are focusing on these payments and whether they violate the campaign finance laws. more broadly, wessel berg has been described as the guy who knew every dollar and sent by came into and out of the trump organization. depending on the spoke of how far his testimony went, could be problematic. shery: could the southern district of new york actually a bigger problem but even the mueller probe? elie: i think the southern district investigation has a higher probability of landing a short against the president, of making out a provable, definitive crime. i think if mueller's investigation lands on the president, that will have a higher impact. if mueller is able to

. >> as my chief financial officer, alan weisel better. >> reporter: immunity has been granted to mr. weisselberg. he's the longtime chief financial officer of the trump organization, the president's private companies whose finances are cloaked in secrecy. prosecutors unravel the plot held by michael cohen to funnel hush money to women alleging affairs with the president. the attorney for one of those women, michael avenatti, believes more could be at stake. >> the only reason for give immunity is they were looking beyond michael cohen. there's only one person that is likely to be, and that is donald trump. >> are you a hero? do you think you're a hero now? >> reporter: cohen can be heard on an audiotape tiking about weisselberg, the apparent subject, making payments to cover up the president's past behavior. >> i have spoken about how to set the whole thing up with funding --. >> reporter: the big question is how does the president decide to respond in he once tolls "new york times" that an investigation creeping into his family finances would cross a line. >> reporter: looking into

attorney michael cohen who pled guilty last week to campaign finance violations they also include alan weisel burke chief financial officer of the trump organization and longtime friend david packer who was involved in hush money payments to women during the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election with u.s. voters going to the polls for midterm congressional elections in november a democratic takeover of the house of representatives would mean trouble for trump the most damaging thing for the president is going to be the impeachment hearings and the investigations that the democrats have been likely have over the course of the entire sort of twenty nineteen here perhaps that's why rumored to replace john mccann is someone who knows a lot about impeachment proceedings lawyer and that what represented president bill clinton during his impeachment hearings in the ninety nine can really help at al-jazeera the white house. well primary elections in two u.s. tate's are being seen as an important test of the so-called trump effect and florida democrats have picked the state's first african-american c

the immunity deals, allen weisel berg, cfo of the trump organization, apparently -- reportedly getting pecker of the "national enquirer" who participated, we mow from news reports, in the payments and from the plea deal. how do we read that? >> well, it's now focused on not russia and collusion, but some very narrow questions about how settlements with alleged ex-lovers of the president wanted to get paid to stay silent. we're getting into, i think, accounting issues here over relatively inconsequential matters. paul: accounting issues? the plea deal says the president was a participant in what the plea deal says and what the -- and that is a judge has stipulated now was criminal behavior. not nothing. >> well, it's campaign finance violation -- paul: right. >> -- that the federal election commission has never said is a violation of the law, that i don't believe any jury has ever found to be a violation of the law. in fact, the same government is currently prosecuting duncan hunter for using a lot of campaign money for personal expenses. a settlement with a person who wants to keep qui

weisel berg were either convicted, as in paul manafort's case, or got deals or immunity. in other words, the so-called is now of trump world being listed. again, this may not have anything to do with his presidency. but the fact that the arms of the law are coming so close to him is a bit disturbing to trump washington. host: do you agree? guest: i think it was striking, most of us reporters wake up in the morning, i think, we look at the phone and see live-tweets from donald trump. there were no tweets the following morning. i think he was in shock, his white house had to take a step back and think about what his next for us. but after that cause, we saw the same old trump. no collusion, no russia. and the situation we are talking about now has to do with his alleged involvement with women, financial misdeeds of people in his inner circle. we haven't yet gotten to questions of collusion or obstruction of justice, as potential aspects of donald trump's behavior. me to the nextes question, is the president in legal jeopardy? guest: potentially. in the plea deal by michael

attorney michael cohen who pled guilty last week to campaign finance violations they also include alan weisel burke chief financial officer of the trump organization and longtime friend david packer who was involved in hush money payments to women during the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election with u.s. voters going to the polls for mid-term congressional elections in november a democratic takeover of the house of representatives would mean trouble for trump the most damaging thing for the president is going to be the impeachment hearings and the investigations that the democrats have been likely have over the course of the entire sort of twenty nineteen here perhaps that's why rumored to replace john mccann is someone who knows a lot about impeachment proceedings lawyer and that flood represented president bill clinton during his impeachment hearings in the ninety nine can really help at al-jazeera the white house. brazil's president says he's considering introducing a daily cap on the number of venezuelans allowed to enter the country through the remote northwestern state of roraima the

laura ingle joins me now, who is weisel bergen how important he is to the trump administration?t is his connection? >> there is a lot of connection going on, fox news has confirmed that he was given was given immunity domain community by the office in exchange for providing information about michael cohen in the criminal investigation into hush money payments during the 2016 presidential campaign. earlier this year, "the wall street journal" reporting that he was called to testify before a federal grand jury in the investigation. right now it is not clear when the immunity deal was given. president trump and his longtime financial gatekeeper have a lot of history between them, started working for president trump's father and by the 1980s was truth officer of the administration, then serve for decades with executive vice president and chief financial officer. he reportedly handled control of the financial assets as business interest, the two adult sons after mr. trump was elected. we reached out for comment and have not heard back. we continue to work on that, eddie. >> ed: inter

ee lee weasel -- elie weisel said a destruction, an annihilation that only man can provoke, only man can prevent. but if we do not respond clearly and effectively when there is this type of ethnic cleansing, this type of assault, then we are failing to prevent future assaults by those leaders who will be so tempted to divide their country on ethnic or racial lines to take brutal action against a despised minority community. the seeds of this slaughter began with a military coup in 1962, following on which the military demonized this ethnic group year after year after year. not only should the u.s. respond with a state department report and a clear decision if this is genocide and clear sanctions, but it's time for the president of the united states to speak out boldly and clearly on the international stage on this issue. a year has passed, and we have not a single public statement from the leader of the united states of america. so let that change. the second issue i'm here to talk about -- and i'm going to keep this short. my colleague is here prepared to speak to his amendment -- i

investigation confirmed to fox news that the trump organization longtime chief financial officer, alan weiselas given immunity in the southern district of new york. it is believed prosecutors wondered wanted him to shed light on certain things.we learned that the owner of the national enquirer, a longtime friend and confidant of mr. trump had also struck immunity deal for his testimony in the case. the hush money payments which michael cohen testified were made at then candidate trumps direction suggestive violated campaign finance laws. this morning though, harvard law professor alan dershowitz citizen the prosecutors are simply searching for anything they can use against the president. >> this is another effort to create a crime in order to target somebody he was unpopular. that is the problem. when you get an effort to target somebody, instead of just looking for the facts and let them unfold. i do not think we will see much here. >> this morning the president through more fuel on the fire and is very public with jeff sessions tweeting jeff sessions said he would not allow politics to infl

weisel berg were either convicted, as in paul manafort's case, or got deals or immunity. in other words, the so-called is now of trump world being listed. again, this may not have anything to do with his presidency. but the fact that the arms of the law are coming so close to him is a bit disturbing to trump washington. host: do you agree? guest: i think it was striking, most of us reporters wake up in the morning, i think, we look at the phone and see live-tweets from donald trump. there were no tweets the following morning. i think he was in shock, his white house had to take a step back and think about what his next for us. but after that cause, we saw the same old trump. no collusion, no russia. and the situation we are talking about now has to do with his alleged involvement with women, financial misdeeds of people in his inner circle. we haven't yet gotten to questions of collusion or obstruction of justice, as potential aspects of donald trump's behavior. me to the nextes question, is the president in legal jeopardy? guest: potentially. in the plea deal by michael