conversations with anybody about that and not tell the president that he s doing that. we know for the president loyalty for the president is incredibly important, but getting creditor for that loyalty is important to they will. michael cohen now has admitted he s a liar, so he s probably lying about this, too. why is he a reliable witness? michael cohen was a concierge for trump. whether trump directed him to lie, he was doing it because this is his boss and he was the front man. very personally, personally tied up. the important thing to look at yesterday was the sentence. here he is pleading guilty. he does not have a formal agreement with the special prosecutor s office so this was not something to emily s point that he had to do. he has nothing to do with why he did what he did. but he only got six months to serve concurrently with where he s going to be sentenced december 12th which means he got nothing. that tells you what that was worth to mueller. that tells you there s pr
that s something he s got to be looking into. again, that s something that s got to driver t the president k of nuts. i think his concern would go beyond the narrow question of whether his answers to mueller s questions comport with what cohen said in court. i think he s worried about the rest of the iceberg, what else mueller might have known. the fact that mueller himself signed the criminal information that was presented yesterday, he doesn t sign all of them. he doesn t put robert s. mueller iii on all of them. that was kind of a statement. and the question of what else he knows. that s got to be unsettling. he does seem to surprise the public and the president with what he presents every time the special counsel s office does announce something. you asked about the president s mood, gene. here s a window into it. a couple tweets this morning. the president writes from argentina, quote, oh, i get it. i m a very good developer
blo blockbuster week of developments. monday, trump campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos reported to prison in wisconsin after losing appeals against the special counsel s legal authority. later that day, mueller tossed the plea deal of ex campaign chairman paul manafort, accusing him of violatinger their agreement. at the same time, jerome corsi claimed he rejected a deal and then corsi says he merely guessed correctly about the wikileaks document. tuesday night, it was revealed that paul manafort s attorneys have been speaking to trump s team. trump says he s leaving a pardon for manafort on the table. on top of that, we ve learned trump s written answers to mueller including the claims that he was not told beforehand
the wheels. what would be the tipping point where trump, do you think, would jump in, possibly fire mueller, possibly really kind of gin up whitacre. because it s clear at this point he s not driving the championship. the area that poses the most risk to that ready line is what is going on in the southern district of new york. so i know the people around trump, and it s true and it bears repeating, the investigation that has concerned them more is that southern district of new york investigation. i spoke the on rudy giuliani the day they submitted all their answers to mueller. i said, rudy, do you think like you know what the chief financial officer has told the southern district investigators
dell percio. susan, this is a piece to the puzzle. do you believe there s more to come here? i believe there s a lot more to come. whenever mueller comes out with something, he s about six months to a year ahead of all of us and what we know. not only do i think this is a piece of the puzzle, but we re going to see where donald trump s business and political entities start to crash and mesh and is there an issue and how it affects his relationship with russia. but i think that mueller has a lot more to show than just the russia collusion issue. i think his finances will be under scrutiny. what is the level of concern,