35 mostly that can be filed by the government at the end of the day which allows the government come back after a sentence and say, hey, you know, this guy came to us and talked to us about somebody, gave us information that was important in another criminal investigation and now we want you to come in and assist him and give him a credit toward his sentence and sentence reduction. that s not happened yet and that s because mueller is a smart enough prosecutor to know to keep his hands clean, to let those investigations run their course, the cases run the separate tracks and then he can send somebody in at the end of the day and come in and go talk to cohen and find out what cohen has to say. there s no way that cohen walked into that courtroom and pled guilty and is looking at four and a half, five years of prison away from his family without at least some consideration that, you know, he s going to tell the truth, and i think lanny davis has basically told us that. i mean, he said wi
at a place in his life where he wants to quit hiding and tell the truth. i think we ve got to put some stock in that and we can expect to hear more from cohen and what he knows as the months progress. unindicted co-conspirator. we ll discuss whether he is or isn t. stick around everybody. michael cohen implicated the president in his guilty plea today. why is team trump claiming that he doesn t have anything damaging on the president? we ll discuss that. erywhere. so why am i sliding into this ski lodge with my mini horse? because hotels.com lets me do me. sorry, the cold makes him a little horse. hotels.com. you do you and get rewarded. and i m the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it s great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i ve got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll
have on. larry, good evening to you. thanks for having me. how serious is it for the president that his former attorney directly implicates him in coordinating a campaign finance violation? it s very serious. what michael cohen said today in court directly implicates the president in a campaign finance violation. he says he directed and coordinated with cohen to do these acts which were the campaign finance violations, and that is the first time i ve been practicing campaign finance law for i hate to admit it 40 years, where the president has been directly accused of these type of campaign finance violations. it s just then you re saying it s uncharted territory. what does that mean for the president? we ve been going back and forth about whether a sitting president can be indicted or not. you can be found guilty of a campaign violation, i would imagine that s serious, maybe, i don t know. you tell me. this type of violation is very serious.