Documents are not an accident to this is corroboration because you obviously have michael cohen , who admitted himself today. well i might not be the most reliable witness, but i keep reminding people he did go to jail. so um, so when you talk about corroboration is jamie is talking about, um, we know about the sign check, etcetera. but then there are questions about karen macdougal. the other person with whom trump was apparently involved and the catch and kill that went on at the national enquirer. so you establish some kind of pattern, and maybe there were people at the white house. who knew at some point what was going on after he was elected as the payments continued. so then you sort of try and bring in people that way. so you know you re not. i mean, these are experienced people. this is a former president of the united states. i don t think they can just rely on michael cohen and we should note kellyanne conway and hope x both worked at the white house, and both also worked on
It with like, don t we all hate donald trump? let s convict. it doesn t work that way. i mean, the thing is that there s two cases right now, right one in which it involves an exchange of money. money and an affair and the other in which the former president of states legitimately subverted our constitutional democracy. any rational human being would rather be have the constitutional democracy case be front and center. i m actually certain that most republicans would agree with that. but you can t have both. you can t say that one cases more legitimate than the other and also say that there s some nefarious democratic conspiracy at play right now, if there were obviously the georgia case would be coming first right now. so what has happened? turning right now is the disjointed, decentralized process of law and order in the united states of america, and we have to let it play out. thank you all very much. thank you for your expertise. great to get all of your different perspectives. we
Around. and come tuesday that all these witnesses were corroborating your testimony. let s just say i know i was there 22 times, so there s things that i that i know things that i believe corroborate and at the end of the day we have an indictment today. so clearly, that means that the information provided was more than enough for the grand jury to come back with the determination for an indictment. oh by the way for donald, since we re talking about convicted felons c on tuesday, pal. so listen, considering what you just said about that about your credibility about what donald trump says. given your the issue. um of credibility. and you re an attorney. you know how these things are, and you knew from the questioning what they were targeting. and don t tell me he didn t because i know that i know that you did. what kind of documentation are we talking about here? are we talking text messages? are we talking emails ? are we talking? what are we talking about? also you have
Classy, the better it is for our position in the world on that personal note, michael obviously , you know or knew donald trump very well worked with them very closely for many years. what s he doing tonight? behind the scenes? how is he handling something like this tonight? seething. and to the world he wants to again appeared to have this thick skin. he s not thick skinned. i think we ve also saw that during the, uh what was it ? the correspondents dinner? he is not fixed skin. he s actually very thin skin and he is a very fragile ego. this is his biggest fear that he will be mug shotted. and that you know he s going to now. have an f a felony next to his name. these are not things that donald trump ever thought in his entire life. nor i, for that matter that he would ever be confronted with. he s seething right now, because of all of the mistakes that so many people that were around him have made from jared all the way to
, and it appeared that the grand jury was going to go into recess for a while. i have to say i m impressed that the grand jury kept this as quiet in a secret for as long as they did when obviously this is among the most significant legal actions going on at the moment, but but i m not surprised that at the end of the day if justice required a person who was directed in a campaign fraud scheme to go to jail, that the guy who did the directing should also be held to account that s the way it should be. adam schiff. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you hand things over. take a look. live pictures palm beach international airport on the left. trump tower midtown manhattan. in many ways, they are the touchstone to the former president. trump tower. we made his big splash in new york first when he built it then when he launched a presidential campaign from it in the airport in the town where he returned after losing the election, he tried to overturn where he will likely