that there was going to be a change of plea hearing. she previously pled not guilty and anticipate at this point she is likely going to plead guilty. what we don t know is whether or not she ll cooperate with federal investigators and asked president trump a question at a conference in the campaign so presumably she s got more to share if there is a cooperation agreement. there s a lot of american university students who get to ask a question of the president. danny, let s talk about what both the special counsel s office and separately the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, talk about why it s relevant that these are different organizations. one special counsel, mueller s office, with a seven-page report and the southern district of new york had about a 38-page report on michael cohen. tell me what we know from there that we didn t know with respect to the role donald trump or what we know of whom we know as individual-1 played in the campaign payments and whet
in that sense, this is retaliation. danny cevalos. president trump called ivanka s e-mails innocent and shot down comparisons between her and hillary clinton. joining me from west palm beach. kelly, that was one piece of the president s saez time. when asked about ivanka, who served not only as first daughter, in her house of a private e-mail account in 2017,
of the year. leanleann, thank you very mu. danny, first, jams comey says he s going to resist. can he? only a handful of people subpoenas by congress have successfully changed those subpoenas. congress has the apparent power to conduct investigations into an almost up limited raise of issues. sometimes to testify in open hearings. but sometimes privately or sit for depositions which are interviews under oath and recorded, taken down by a court reporter. so that every word is swosh sworn in. every word is a potential false
he was in touch with. their main questions, of course, will be was anyone else involved? are there other packages out there that they need to be looking at? and is this really over? all right. pete, thank you very much for that. we ll keep you on this because we have a lot of reporters on this right now but i want to bring in ben collins from nbc news legal analyst and danny cevalos and tom winter. ben, this is the van. this is so disturbing. this is really disturbing. these are the images. they were taken by somebody who saw this van, this is not today. saw it and said this is kind of weird. show me some of the stuff. you have been going into the web, following the twitter account. show me what some of these things are. some of this is obviously self explanatory. this is van jones, a target over hillary clinton s face. people on the left. this picture was on there s a committee of the donald. on reddit?
danny, what is likely to happen here? how was he charged? was this a grand jury or a complaint from the fbi? how does this happen? this is almost surely a control complaint. all crimes ultimately must be charged by the grand jury or indicted by the grand jury in the federal system but when you arrest somebody, when the government arrests somebody prior to that they file an affidavit and a criminal complaint. because he s arrested outside the district that he s charged, the southern district of new york, he must have the appearance there in the southern district of florida and transported back to the southern district of new york. those worried about bail, although that s a presumption in the federal system, there s several factors here that almost guarantee that bail will not be probability or possibility for a suspect charged with what i expect to be serious crimes in the area of mailing non-mailable items and also expect use of a