they are willing to go after him and everything that he knows. it potentially just exposes him to greater risk than perhaps the russia investigation, which is far more limited in scope. jeffrey toobin, weigh in. a year ago the president said to the new york times, if they go after my family or my business, that s crossing a red line. well, they have that red line is history. it s been history for some time. it s worth remembering that the southern district has a rule. most u.s. attorneys have a similar rule. but the southern district certainly has it. if you are going to cooperate cohen doesn t have a formal cooperation agreement, but he is cooperating. if you are going to cooperate, you have to cooperate about everything. every question they ask, you have to give an answer for. you have to talk about any subject that s of interest to them. as laura was saying, it started in this discreet area. but it s moved to the whole
to and five streaming video services he doesn t watch. this is jerry learning that he s still paying for this stuff he s not using. he s seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo.
guiliani and jay sekulow about michael cohen on many occasions. and they at least to me have not expressed any concern about anything that cohen may tell congress, or may tell mueller for that matter. then, again, you can always have the public face and then the private one that i may not be completely aware of. shepard: understood. john, you are the best, thank you. so the best information we have comes from the players at hand, michael cohen says on february 7, i m testifying before the house oversight committee. oversight and government reform committee. and the chairman of that committee says he s going to be testifying, but doesn t give a specific date. at any rate, bob bianchi is here, very often on the set with us on the news deck. but today on the phone. bob, i just wonder what it would be like this confluence of situations, where we have, he
i did just got off the phone with him, just spent about 3 or 4 minutes to get information that we could pass along. he said he can t imagine why congress would want to hear from michael cohen at this point. or at all, ball games he is a, quote, discredit theed liar. rudy guiliani said the democrats want to start an investigation without any evidence that anybody did anything wrong. because the mueller report is not even in so he s not sure what they re going to investigate. he said to me, quote, cohen doesn t know a damn thing about collusion. he did expect that the democrats when they took control of congress would do this, though he thought they d wait for the mueller report to come out to see if anybody did anything wrong. and i also asked him if he thought maybe this was the first stepping stone down the road to impeachment. giuliani said there s nothing to base impeachment on, no evidence of a high crime or misdemeanor in anything that s come out of the mueller investigation. so
before congress and allow us publicly to get to the bottom of this and where the next steps might lead. do you think congress should defer to mueller s timeline before taking any major anxious? i think we have to be careful. obviously we would consult with the mueller investigation to make sure we don t do anything that jeopardizes or compromises that investigation. we have to give extreme curtsy but if interviewing mr. cohen doesn t interfere with that, that s something we re eager to do. also, jared kushner, for example, do you want to call him in front of your committee? congressman connolly raised the issue of kushner s security clearance. that s another issue. security clearances in general