that kind of guts. so i think our nation has to turn this needs to turn its eyes to some other investigation, some kind of accountability for trump. these revelations enhanced the case in georgia where the atlanta district attorney is investigating election fraud by trump, giuliani, and others. and certainly, we ve heard evidence of trump s criminal intent here, his recklessness. ivanka, according to these reports, we strive three times to haul off his troops and the president refused until it is too late. this investigation has nothing to do with the manhattan district and tierney of the trump organization. but stephanie, i believe it provides more incentive for those prosecutors to try to bring down mr. trump himself. remember, famously elk upon was brought down by tax invasion.
Netherlands-based Booking.com, one of the global giants of hotel reservations on the web, has failed to apply the tax on brokering of rentals of private homes and guest rooms, said police in a statement.
clearly what heather is reporting. you said the city is looking into the antenna issue because that s supposed to be income off of that. cnn legal analyst anne milgram told you that prosecutors would have a lot of questions about what you found. do you have any sense that this is being looked at by investigators? you know, it s so early. i mean we just published the story today, and i don t know honestly. there are there have been a lot of efforts to obviously gain tax invasion from trump, to look at various aspects of his business. we don t know for sure what s happening in some of those prosecutors offices right now, and whether this is the kind of thing that they would be interested in pursuing further. yeah. so however much you can reveal to us, how did you get this information? it was actually public under new york state freedom of information laws. when you appeal your tax bill, the filings that you make in new york city, if it s a commercial property, become public. a
country, we are behind them. the first lady speaking in an exclusive interview in military bases around the washington dc area. back to one of our top stories, donald trump s former lawyer michael cohen sentence to three years in prison after admitting to tax invasion, campaign finance and lying. when it comes to campaign-finance did he break the law or are the goal posts being moved in the host prosecutors go after the president himself. joining us to explain his spokeswoman for the judicial crisis network gail trotter, thanks for joining us, appreciate it. let s take a look at the sentencing michael cohen received, 3 years in prison for tax even asian, campaign-finance violation, $50,000 on, $5000 restitution and voluntary surrender day of march 6th.
but no indictments related to collusion. we have tax invasion, those kinds of things, and lying to garrett investigators. right, mueller has unveiled no evidence so far of collusion. and if anything, if indictments he s handed down so far have worked to weaken the case of collusion. you look at the 13 indictments against russians last week hand down on friday and you see that mueller is claiming not only did he find no evidence of collusion but any contact between russians and associated of president trump. no americans were willing participants in this scheme. so i think that as we go along, we re seeing more and more that mueller has nothing that resemblings collusion. they show a large-scale criminal enterprise. if true, they also show