that could happen to you. and when it does happen, trust us. nbc news will call you a cue in on conspiracies to my conspiracists theorist. we called paul mack is on a directly, the left-wing four-star general who runs the nsa. and refuses to put us through. we are american citizens so we kept trying because it is our right. we got his direct line and tried again. his assistant seemed shocked and someone s email that nsa is reading would dare to call the director himself. shut up, sir, obey so they told us he was not there. then minutes before it airs, they sent us infuriating dishonest formal statement with an entire paragraph of lies written entirely for the benefit of it until lackeys at cnn and msnbc come all those people they hire. aunt weeded out a few minutes ago. now last night on the show, we made a straightforward claim.
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confidentiality agreement that by the way is normally quite legal. but if it emanates from a threat, then that s a different matter. so we have to hear the details. it sounded still like he s more relying on that argument that donald trump didn t sign the nda, therefore is a party to it, it is without his signature it is void. it does sound like he s relying more on that argument still rather than a duress argument. even as he makes what is certainly headline grabbing, what is certainly going to gravitate people toward watching this interview with stormy daniels on the 25th of march. absolutely. but he is turning this into a major event for 60 minutes, that s for sure. he sure is. when that airs. if it airs, by the way. there is still court proceedings possible to stop it from airing. we ll see how it plays out. we will see. we ll see if we hear something about some actions perhaps by michael cohen or another lawyer associated with the trump organization. paul callan, thank
ads it airs, and we don t see what happens with this immigrant family. it leaves it as a sense of mystery, and 84 lumber put out the original ad you are seeing here partly as a way to get more publicity for it. this is what they do, sometimes, these companies try to get the most bang for their buck by creating the controversial ads to release them ahead of time to get people talking, and i think this ad will stand out when it airs during the super bowl. is there any lumber in the commercial? what are you telling here? no lumber. i saw a url trying to get you to go to their website, that s for sure. anything else you are watching for tonight? another ad getting attention ahead of time, it s the creator of budweiser, an immigrant, and his story about coming to the united states more than 100 years ago, and you see his
broadcasts. and in some cases, i think it s seen maybe as too much trouble because of the push-back and the organized campaigns that come to bear on us when we re working on these stories and afterwards as well. what kind of campaign? special interests. government has adopted campaigns that remind me much of what corporations have always done. e-mail campaigns, telephone calls. you mean complaints about a story after it s aired, that kind of thing? prior to it airing when they get wind that it s going to air. as it airs, after it airs. there are surrogates who act in the capacity of bloggers. some hold themselves out to be independent and really aren t independent at all, but they ve launched this sort of opposition campaign or effort that starts very early, as soon as they catch wind that a controversial story might be done. with various stories you get the idea that at some point they just want you to stop. and it s not just political stories. you went on to say it s storie