the biggest is michael cohen. his fixer. definitely michael cohen and you can tell when president trump got off the plane in virginia. very keen in addressing the manafort. because he feels it is separate from him. avoided questions on cohen. it is making him nervous. i don t think it is the beginning of the end, but maybe the end of the beginning. no longer can you say rigged witch hunt. they have five witches caught with broomsticks in their hand. flying. you are right on the front page. what does this mark in terms of the investigation of donald trump. this is a big day. this is a day as you say, you can t call it a witch hunt or that it is rigged.
tough guy and he should be tough in telling them we want more money or else, but that doesn t mean that you beat up the allies on every single other issue and when you talk to these allies privately, they will tell you that they don t feel like trump is in it for them on pretty much anything. martha: i think it s pretty clear that he s in it for his own country first. but look at angela merkel for example, during some recent military exercise over the past year or two they were using broomsticks instead of rifles. they obviously do not have the capability that they need to face an increasingly aggressive soviet union. this is just the reality of what these nations need to do to defend themselves and they are so overextended in their social benefits and what they are offering people who are residents as well as people who are immigrants, there is an end to how much you can point out before you have to think about guns more than butter.
media platforms while actually on trial. a federal trial for eight fraud charges. he has been cleared on all but three, but he still went online and said, it s a victory and here s how he celebrated. hours after leaving a courthouse. my new prison name is big rolls. cracked open a beer and made predictions with his internet fans about the punishment he could face. i don t think i m going to prison, by the way. just so you now. reporter: the fbi accused the 34-year-old of orchestrating a ponzi scheme. cheating investors out of millions by mismanaging money at hedge funds he ran. amp five days of deliberations, a new york jury found shkreli guilty on less than half the charges. the most serious count, securities fraud, a witch-hunt of ethic proportions and maybe found one or two broomsticks. end of the day, we ve been acquitted of the most important charges and i m delighted to
elementary school, even considered taking her own life. the story resonatesed with members of the indy pop group foster the people. now the two are fighting back against bullying. we have the details. reporter: the story of how a teenaged girl from japan wound up in california recording with indy pop darlings foster the people begins on a darker note. a disturbing cnn piece it bullying. she explained starting in second grade, she was slapped, beaten with broomsticks. she later contemplated suicide. translator: the big problem in japan is that when you are seen as somebody that s a little different or strange and deviate from mainstream society, that s when bullying happens. when i read the story, it took me right back to the place when i was her age in school. and right when i really discovered music. and music for me at that moment was kind of my outlet. really like i guess it gave me
people. now how the two are striking a chord against bullying. reporter: the story of how a teenaged girl from japan wound up in california recording with indy pop s foster the people begins on a darker note. a disturbing cnn piece about bullying. reporter: she explained starting in second grade, she was slapped, beaten with broomsticks. she later contemplated suicide. translator: the big problem in japan is that when you are seen as somebody who s a little different or strange and devyates from mainstream society, that s when bullying happens. when i read the story, it took me right back to the place when i was her age in school and right when i discovered music. music for me at that moment was my outlet. really i guess it gave me hope. reporter: foster the people, known for social consciousness,