into this conversation. chuck, i heard the congressman say he believes michael cohen lied before congress. is there a potential in the future for some sort of global cooperation agreement where michael cohen could say, we ll let you off the hook for lying to congress which i believe is a federal crime if you are helpful to any investigation ongoing in the mueller probe, helpful to any future or current investigations in the southern district, helpful i know he picked up the phone and called some state law enforcement officials. is that something is he a candidate for something like that? he a i think that s plausible, nicolle. i could imagine that a lot of folks would like to talk to him again, or for the first time. let me tell you how i would have analyzed it when i was u.s. attorney. i m not sure i would prosecute cohen again even for the lie to congress. i m not saying that s not important. it is important. but the question to me would be were u.s. interests adequately or fully
inappropriate, that that s not who we are as a trump administration. why not just apologize so america doesn t think that that is an acceptable way of sneaking inside this white house? well, i understand the focus on this issue. but it is going to be dealt with and has been dealt with internally. how? hang on. i was told kelly sadler called the mccain family late last week and did apologize. beyond that, i don t have further comment. excuse knee. but she kelly sadler told megan mccain that she would apologize publicly and that has not yet happened. why has that not happened. i wasn t on the call. i was told she made it prior to the story being published and she ai poll gupologized for the. is there any concern that this white house seems more concern about the fact that there was a leak about the content of what was said? i think we re concerned about all sorts of matters. but this is an internal matter.
police report reveals he was on four medications. we are seeing new photos of his mercedes showing flat tires, rim damage and scuffs on the back bumper. he is due in court next month. those are a look at your headlines. ainsley: you don t get two flat tires from hitting curbs. that s the scary part of it all. he is lucky to be alive let alone what else happened. brian: we don t know the story yet. he a i have a feeling we will be seeing more video. pete: could have been big curbs. brian: huge. pete: why are ignoring attacks on christians around the world? we aren t. next guest has a theory on that. from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. remember dad helping you catch your first fish?
who admits he s one of the architects of these tactics. his name is james mitchell. who is right, in his eyes? well, pam, based on the fact that he called the senate report a pile of crack, i think you have a good sense of where he is coming from on this. remember, that senate report said that the interrogation techniques that he was the architect for didn t provide any intelligence that prevented and he gave me one of the best explanations for how both the cia can be heard saying opposite points with the same set of facts. let s take a listen. the point of that is to get the detainee to be the targeter or debriefer. it s a little bit like i he a i would appreciate it, if you re
i feel like we lost. boy the joys and terror of service is preserved in the trove. colbert wants to pass this on to his own children. we were going with my kids to see where ed had gone. they retraced uncle eddie s steps. we were walking down an alley and a baker says, tuck? he a i said [ speaking in foreign language ] and i points down the alleyway. and we went down there and i managed to stand in the spot, as indicated in the records, where he landed and said i ve got to call my mom and say, you never knew where eddie landed but i m standing there right now. reporter: then they went to the beaches with their guy.