putin s war is not only destroying cities and costing human lives in ukraine, it s also ruined something so simple as human trust. everyone, it seems, is suspicious of everyone else now. as scott mcclain found out for himself. reporter: days after the invasion began this lviv office was setup to help ukrainians fleeing war, but not everyone who comes here is welcome. shortly after we arrived the man we re filming draws suspicion from staff. they tell us he has links to russia. police are called, documents are checked, questions are asked. more than an hour passes. the man tells us his only link to russia was a 5-year-old passport stamp. they let him go. even here in lviv, a city that is far removed from the front lines, we ve had the police
his passport which didn t show a trip to prague but did show a trip to italy. he could have freely traveled to italy without getting a passport stamp. since that report cohen was back on twitter writing, no matter how many times they write it, i was never in prague. i was with my son. prove it. bradie stepped down on friday when it was reported cohen represented him in a $1.6 million sex scandal when she said he got her pregnant. the times reports trump s inner circle sees the raid as a bigger threat to trump than the mueller investigation. that could be because cohen was known to tape conversations he had. although he says he never taped any conversations with trump. okay, there is a lot there. anita kumar, what of this the prague reporting seems quite interesting because of the broader context of this dossier. right. i mean, totally. my colleagues had that story and as you explained, he had flat-out said he had never been
area close to treason, i would say, we re undermining the election of the united states and conspiracy with another country. michael cohen adamant on twitter saying he was at usc with his son, he was this los angeles, not in prague. you can only be in los angeles with your son for what? a week, two weeks? the time period was a month, at least. something like that. somewhere between august and september. that only may account for a very short period of time. michael cohen s statements don t really hold a lot of water for me and giving somebody a passport to show that you weren t in prague when you don t need a passport stamp to show that you were in prague if you were in another country like germany. he s trying to be very cute and that s not impressive to me. could be undone. let s return to the attorney-client privilege issue. this is something that s quite upsetting to the president of the united states. his tweet this morning, attorney-client privilege is now a thing of the pa
country by car. so without getting a passport stamp that you were. there could be things in the law officer that demonstrate that. i think we will figure out whether he was or wuasn t in pra prague. let me ask you about the raids. it seems that there s a great deal of concern here. book ending allover this is cohen may have taped a lot of conversations he had. how worried should he be? if he is the fixer and has been paying off not only mistresses but has been involved in traps actions with russia perhaps there s good reason.
cohen was in prague in 2016, possibly confirming part of the infamous steele dossier. mcclatchy reporting according to two sources familiar with the matter, there is evidence of cohen s secret czech trip in late summer 2016. this could be one step in confirming a portion of christopher steele s dossier which accuses cohen of meeting with russian officials in prague to strategize on election meddling. at the time the dossier was published by buzzfeed, cohen tweeted a picture of his passport and wrote, quote, i have never been to prague in my life. buzzfeed published pictures of his passport which didn t show a trip to prague but did show a trip to italy. he could have freely traveled to italy without getting a passport stamp. since that report cohen was back on twitter writing, no matter hou how many times they write it, i was never in prague. i was with my son. prove it.