After the raid on michael cohen s home and office by the fbi. so if he was discussing pardons with someone who s about to flip on him, who else is he discussing pardon with? that s a hell of an analysis there. cohen asked his lawyer to explore a potential pardon last year. davis said he had a joint defense agreement with the president. it appeared to contradict his testimony last week for the house oversight committee. let s watch that. i m ashamed of my own feelings. i publicly accepted responsibility by pleading guilty in the southern district of new york and i have never asked for nor would i accept a pardon from president trump. is that credible, what he just said? going to prison using the one out he had at hand which is i ve
Documents, contempt for the rule of law and as many in the white house says the normal rules don t apply. so i think any pardon for manafort would trig arfire storm. pardon all kinds of dirt on him. everybody knows he dwood this to reward him stone walling. johnson. the african-american boxer. and remember that this sentence itself is so lenient, laughably lenient that it would in fact
fidel castro led what other stream of conscienceness if you don t have a consciousness. the idea of him staying in the rose garden is amusing. i think they ll keep a few roses with him wherever he goes. i ve covered a lot of his rallied during the campaign and seen him since in action. he requires energy infusion in person. it s not enough his twitter follower number goes up. he needs visceral human the mayor of new york for years. how am i doing? how am i doing? and two more topics.
Acting to undermine and defraud the u.s. government? i want to ask you, regarding michael cohen, the u.s. president said he s not concerned what cohen says on capitol hill. could cohen s comments cause complications? trump is doing a great job pretending not to be concerned about what he is going to say. he should be incredibly worried. this is his most trusted adviser with lots of dirt on him. michael cohen had been working to pay hush money to individuals to silence them. what he s going to reveal in more detail are some of the activities of trump s businesses that could be very suspicious. the suspicious activity during the inaugural campaign and with his charities. he could unload a heap of information that will be, you
Analyst. you think this is going to backfire on both sides. do you think this is strategy at all for team cohen to have this committee issue a subpoena? i don t think so. i don t think he wants to testify at all. i think that s why he backed off of his voluntary appearance in front of the house committee. but, you know, i don t think either side is going to win here. i think they re both foolish to call him at all, frankly, because on the democrats side, once we learned he wasn t going to be able to say anything interesting, he wasn t going to be able to testify about any of the ongoing investigations, all he s going to say is here is how badly president trump treated me and here is all the dirt on him. isn t he also going to talk about the hush money? i don t think so. that s the problem. he could probably talk about the medallion case if it s wrapped up. we still have unnamed suspects in the indictments. once it became clear he wasn t