Erin Burnett stays ahead of the headlines, delivering a show that is indepth and informative. Also on this, just breaking tonight, minutes ago, the Associated Press is reporting that the National Enquirer kept a safe with documents on hush money payments and other killed stories that were damaging specifically to trump. A safe. Do you know anything about that . I actually dont know anything about it. I havent been at the company for quite a while. But then again, it wouldnt surprise me. Because when you have ammunition, it gives you a lot more ability to get to people who you want david pecker owns a stable of publications. Its not just the National Enquirer. And theres actually been stories of him using killing a story in the enquirer to get someone to do something with his other publications. So. All right. So carrie, lets talk about the law here. At the same time the National Enquirer was catching and killing these stories about trump, it was also taking on his opponents, hillary cl
an extended period of time and pardoning someone who has violated and potentially colluded with russia, we don t know yet. there are huge differences here. pardoning somebody like paul manafort, this is trump again putting out there he s above the law. that s what people don t like about it. you say, look, you know people who have done this, done a lot of bad things. shouldn t there be a different standard this high in politics? shouldn t there be a different standard if you re running a campaign for five critical months? yes. i m not making any excuse and neither are those in pennsylvania. here s the big issue, i think voters are understanding that. it has nothing to do with russia at this point that we know of and it has nothing to do with the campaign of president trump, everything to do with what he
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mandatory minimum sentencing. right. he opposes the president, jared kushner, on that. is it possible in your mind that the president may actually respect jeff sessions more after today for that comment, for the statement he put out? because we have not seen trump punch back. right, right. trump, the worst insult that trump thinks he can give to someone is sort of questioning their manhood. you know, what kind of man is this? and i think in some ways, sort of seeing jeff sessions stand up and basically saying, i m not going to be improperly influenced, it s a strong i m not going to be your punching bag. i m not going to be your punching bag or whipping boy. but at the same time, the whole notion of improper influence really does bother trump. he sees all of these people, the cabinet secretaries and toeratty general as working for him. they don t. they work for the american people. but from his point of view, the time had kind of come to say, you know, it was kind of a shot
2016. in the aftermath of the legal bombshells involving trump s former attorney michael cohen and campaign chair paul manafort, here in liucerne, voters like ann marie is so encouraged by the economy, she says she can overlook allegations of trump s infidelity. unless the money came from campaign funds, then i don t think that it s good. reporter: i see. so that s where you draw that sort of line. yes. reporter: i see. but i would still vote for him again. reporter: trump s win in this part of the state is also thanks in part to democrats like eileen and richard sorocas. this is all from president obama s campaign. reporter: who after voting twice for president obama switched their vote to trump. this is what the couple told me weeks after trump s inauguration. you ve got to get a businessman in here, get the