i m glad that he s a coward. if he executed the plan that he had developed beforehand, we wouldn t be talking about five, we would be talking about 10, 15. what he created was essentially a fatal funnel for people to go and run into, and i ll get criticized for this, but create a killzone. this is hearing it is chilling. so i am glad that he s a coward. in the moment that law enforcement got there, you know, he cowered under a desk. i m almost at a loss for words hearing what he planned. and it goes along exactly with we are hearing from some of the reporters that survived. celine, one of the reporters, she was telling anderson last night that when she heard the chaos ensuing, she got up, she says, i m outta here. she grabbed her bag, she went to the nearest door that she knows was an exit, and i assume it was
breaking tonight stormy daniels lawyer just told me that the porn star has evidence of her alleged affair with president trump on a dvd on a tweet showing the disk is a coat, a warning shot to mr. trump and his lawyer. let s hear from the attorney now from another woman speaking out claiming she had an affair with mr. trump. that would be the former playboy model karen mcdougal. her lawyer peter smith joining us now. thanks for having me. we heard your client saying she just wants her life rights back, her words. but why did she choose to come forward now? i guess, let me start by saying that karen told her story to anderson last night, and it was her job to tell her story not to argue a legal case. but in telling her story i think it s pretty clear that she was direct, she was authentic, and,
story, president trump story. that said, some of the details we re learning about how porter behaved really tell us a lot and raise even more red flags. jennifer will by, the second wife, did an extraordinary interview with anderson last night where she indicated that rob porter basically told her to lie about this. listen. did he ever ask you to deny no. we were in contact even a couple of days ago as he was asking me to release a statement about my blog post. i went back and forth with him for an hour or so about what language i would be comfortable with and ultimately the language he asked i wasn t comfortable with. he came out with that statement less than an hour later. can you say what he wanted you i don t remember the exact wording, but it was something along the lines of the post does not accurately depict my marriage.
deal for his lawyer to be in the interview room because the lawyer cannot attend a grand jury setting. guys, let s talk about the sort of extraordinary ten hours that played out yesterday with bannon in front of the house intelligence committee. asha, the scope of privilege, you have representative jim hines who was on with anderson last night saying that he was sort of stunned and appalled by the fact that bannon tried to use privilege, the scope of privilege to pertain the conversations that he had in the white house with people other than the president. does that hold legal water? the no. you know, the white house has kind of made up this very broad privilege that seems to extend from the beginning of time until when people leave the white house and that s just not how executive privilege works. the executive privilege is held by the executive and the
collusion. shouldn t she have said no collusion or had a big x? all of it is look over here, look somewhere else. that whole interview was about, you know, ukraine and what s going on with the democrats and all kinds of other things which is the same thing that came up with the gorka interview. all right. we ve had sebastian gorka on this week, one of the president s advisers, was also on with anderson last night. these interviews, jeff, tend to be predictable in a certain way, which is they run off the rails and there s a lot of plate spinning and a lot of accusations and some attacks. let me play for you a portion of the sebastian gorka-anderson interview. it s just fake news. i m sad to see cnn in this. i know you re salacious, your