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stated that thousands if not millions of pages of documents that they maintain are attorney/client privileged were seized by the fbi. they also claim those documents may span 30 years. to put that in context or to really put a fine point on this, anderson, michael cohen right now is radioactive. i m going to repeat it. radioactive. anybody that had any contact with this attorney, this man, for the last 30 years, their information may now be in the hands of the fbi. and there is going to be a lot of people that are going to be very, very nervous. and the more contact you had with him during that time period, the more at risk you are. and we know who the person is that had the most contact. and that s the president of the united states. michael avenatti, appreciate it. michael, thanks. thank you. up next, the strikes in syria. we ll have the latest from the pentagon, from the white house, as well as moscow, after the
search for records related to a $130,000 payment to daniels right before the election to keep her quiet about the alleged affair with the president. stormy daniels attorney michael avenatti joins me. you mentioned the hearing on monday. is this something she needs to be there for or something you just want her to be there for? we haven t decided, anderson, whether she s going to attend on monday afternoon at 2:00. that s the time of the hearing. it s really ultimately going to be up to her as to whether she wants to attend. she feels very passionately about this case and wants to ensure that these documents are handled appropriately and also wants to ensure that the american people understand that her goal is to make this process as public as possible as it relates to the disclosure of facts and information. it s a pretty important issue for her. there s reporting that the
anderson. first of all, the judge posed a number of simple questions to michael cohen s attorney relating to or attorneys, relating to his law practice. they were not able to provide the most simple answers in response to those questions. the judge became fairly frustrated and ultimately ordered michael cohen to court on monday at 2:00. i find it ironic that at the same time they were not able to answer those questions, the judge actually asked if they had contact with their client and they hedged. it was unclear whether they were able to actually reach him to have him participate or not. meanwhile, we re all in court doing what we need to do. and then it comes out that at the same time michael cohen is basically sitting with i guess his friends, enjoying cigars on the upper east or west side of new york. vry bad, bad scene for michael cohen. i don t know what this guy is thinking. if he s going to skip court, he
a target inside heavily fortified damascus with russia an antiair weapons. not too far away from where assad lays his head at night. i think if they take advantage of this, apply a strategy, which i hope is coming, they could get a lot out of this. david, is it clear, knew what the mission is for the u.s. when it comes to syria beyond degrading or prevent iing them from using chemical weapons? not at all. i think, ander son, son the big sense b is relief. given the volatile, brash and often dangerous sounding president, so many people in the country have been b scareded he s going to get us into a big war and use weapons. general mattis, he showed caution. i think for a lot of people waking up, thank goodness he didn t do it any harder. he sent the message.