to care. to real quick things. you don t have to take my word for it, the southern district put it in their sentencing memo that clearly it was a clear sign they have a lot more evidence that donald trump was orchestrating this and the other thing to remember, that was one recording. there were 11 others that were subject to some dispute between trump and the u.s. attorney s officer and ultimately, trump s lawyers with drew their claim of privilege with i believe is because they are incriminating recordings that fall under the crime fraud exception. we don t know what are on those 11 other recordings. can we assume the federal prosecutors have this safe, if it does exist and david pecker didn t get rid of it? absolutely. yes. the part of the corporation coopera cooperating, they will give everything. they have to. quite a day everybody. thank you.
they re not going to tell us. presumably that happened in conversation with ami. ami said, we re in. what do you need? one other point i want to make is we re having this conversation is a legal conversation but we have just gotten a second confirmation what appears to be a confirmation that the campaign, this goes back to dan s point, has said trump but the trump campaign was very much managed by donald trump and his children. it was a small operation just like the trump organization is a small operation. which goes back to the report on monday which is the fact that federal prosecutors are looking into the trump organization and the trump family. to the extent we have been hearing senators in congress on the political side of this question since there isn t going to be a criminal indictment despite dan s statement which is important on the law, those senators are saying we don t care. it becomes harder and harder not
has fallen in line with donald trump since day one. it s because he is the republican party. they are handcuffed. th they are stuck between the rock and the hard place. i don t see how they don t try to give him his wall, at least the republicans. i also don t see how they get that through the senate. at what point do you say we need to do what s best for the american people and avoid a shutdown? if i m a republican lawmaker? yeah. i don t think there is. i think they go down with the ship. their voters want them to follow donald trump. this is a problem that has been growing in the republican party for over a decade. maybe a couple of decades. i don t think this gets reversed. i think this is the republican party. this is not just about donald trump. david, i can t help but think this is what we re in for for the next two years. zero bipartisan in washington,
these women if the lawyer gets three years, how much time should the client get? that doesn t even include whatever bob mueller comes up with respect to russia and obstruction of justice and the crimes that were committed there. th donald trump is in serious trouble. his lawyers ought to be telling him to negotiate a plea deal. it s time to negotiate a comprehensive plea deal for donald trump. return for his resignation. that s where this ought to be l headed. that s where the republicans in congress ought to be driving this toward a comprehensive plea deal for donald trump and his family members. get him out of white house. have him resign. pleads guilty to lower charges and let s move on as a country. it s quite clear his goose is cooked here. you have richard suggesting the president negotiate a plea deal. that s going after the big dog here. what about the roger stones of the world who are looking at
was correct but for a much different reason than he was implying. it was because time and time again i felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds rather than to listen to my own inner voice and my moral compass. it seems as if michael cohen is having a, not quite sure how to say this, coming to jesus moment. i would hope so. i know through the years and most of my relationship with donald trump was adversarial fighting him on birther, fighting him central five case. michael cohen was the one that would always be the guy to call you and try to arrange the meeting. can t you talk. he was always in the room. clearly he was his fixer. clearly he was the guy that everybody knew was the one when he called, he was calling for trump. he would be in the room. he knew what was going on. there s no way of getting around. he has a lot of information. he was sitting there in most of the interactions that donald