was unfolding in order to do this outside the public s ability to see and review what was going on. this case will be virtually impossible. just because they say there s a fee dispute doesn t mean necessarily that s the only reason why they are changing lawyers. what would the other reason be in. bringing in something who may have a very good relationship with the southn district of florida, who worked in the office recently. who knows these prosecutors. here s the thing about that. michael cohen has been lawyer in new york or a fixer or whatever he says he is, for a long time. ifour life is on the line, your money s on the line, your family potentially not seeing you if you are charged, wouldn t you want to get that choice right the first time? obviously you want to. it may be the lawyers, great
lawyers, terrific lawyers have sat down and read him the riot act and said the evidence overwhelming. you re going todestroyed. he doesn t want to do that and switch counsel. he s a tough guy. he s told the federal prosecutors basically to go stick it. it may be well he s telling the lawyers the same thing. i listen to all the clips we play during the show. exactly. it may be he s told them i want something who will g in and fight this thing literally to the death. you give us an extra nuance, pointing out there s so much we don t know tonight that overinterpreting the legal
we have news that just broke a few hours ago out of new york where a jury has found kerry kennedy not guilty. the jury s decision was unanimous. kerry was accused you may recall of driving while under the influence of prescription medication. she spoke outside the courthouse about the verdict. i really did have great, great great lawyers. most people don t have access to that. joining me now is legal analyst kendall coffey. kennedy claimed she mistakingly took ambien instead of thyroid pills. what does it say that the jury took such a short time for the verdict? every case is different but in this case, you had a lot of