london. pam brown is awaiting the president and prime minister s arrival. you have new reporting that you can share with us. reporter: that s right. i ve learned from a british official that president trump had a 20-minute phone call with boris johnson, he is a leading contender to take over for theresa may as prime minister once she steps down at the end of this week. now, i m told by this official that this conversation was friendly and that it was productive, but that boris johnson declined to meet with president trump because he had a prior engagement that he had already committed to. president trump according to this official was the one that offered to meet with boris johnson one-on-one while he is here in london, but it didn t work out. the source says that president trump understood and said that he hoped he would be able to meet with johnson at a later date. of course, this would be a delicate time for johnson to meet with president trump because he is a leading contender
call it what you want. reporter: she got married, moved to california with a brand-new husband. it didn t work out. ended pretty quickly. but then one day she went to a ball game, dodgers versus somebody, who knows? and she found him. the right guy. her guy. fred schockner. he was almost 14 years older than she was but didn t seem to matter. didn t hurt either that fred was a very successful man. anyway, this time it clicked. they had an intimate wedding on a boat off the california coast. the captain did the honors, and they lived alone together in that house in bixby knolls until finally, after 11 years, they had a son who grew up to be charlie. as parents, they encouraged him to try new things. it was one of the olympics. and we were watching gymnastics, it might be trite to say
everything with congress. and it didn t work out so well for nixon. in nixon s case he tried to pretend he wasn t stonewalling. one of the differences between the two cases. there are a number of them but this is important. is that nixon pretended to be cooperating. and members of congress and we know this from data opened later members of congress were willing the president please cooperate. it s important for our base that you appear to be cooperating. what s different in 2019 is the republican party don t believe it s paying any price at all if the president stone walls on the questions a lot of people are asking about the mueller investigation. if amashes concerns lead to concerns from other libertiarians, people deeply concerned about imperial presidencies. if that happens maybe we will see bipartisan push for some real testimony on capitol hill. paul, if amash does end up lighting a fire under both republicans and democrats, what would happen if the house were to move for
reporter: so did that work out for them? or did it backfire? it didn t work out because shelley s mother also testified when she was cross-examined by the prosecution that as far as she knew, shelley never had that conversation with nathan. so nathan reporter: nathan wouldn t have known. he wouldn t have known. so that kinda kills the idea that that could have been motive if he didn t even know that they were gonna break up. reporter: still, one way or another, nathan may have felt he was on trial as much as daniel was. so in their closing argument, the prosecutors had to essentially act as nathan s defense attorneys. reporter: one of the prosecutors pointed at him and remarked this is basically a scared little boy who spent that week at home with his grand grandmommy cutting the crusts off his bread. i told the jury he was yellow as mustard without the spice. he was a scrawny little kid. shelley probably could be have took him in her sleep, you know? reporter: bu
you smiled just now. he can do damage because he s pretty stupid and i would tell him to just plead the fifth. i would hope that his attorneys would tell him to plead the fifth. you saw a clip of him trying to talk on apprentice. it didn t work out that well. we used to call him the squid. he s donald s enforcer. he met him before he had trump tower. guy didn t graduate high school, was a security guy. beat somebody up at a u.s. open and then was doing security for trump. he s very lucky to be where he is. not right now maybe. not right now but i ve heard rumors, alex, of what he has done. i don t know. we used to joke around and say he deals with the cement people. got it. felix sater, is there a reason to ask him about trump tower moscow negotiations? this is a man who had an office on the 26th floor of trump tower, the premier floor, right?