i mean, i could automatically be alienating half of my fan base right at this moment. jenna jamison said about you, the left looks at her as a whore. just uses her to discredit the president. it s a lose-lose, she should have kept her trapped shut. i think she has a lot of wisdom in those words. the president watches 60 minutes. if he s watching, what would you say to him? he knows i am telling the truth. some breaking news on the president s private reactions. which this new reporting says he did, in fact, watch. we will have details on that next. more of what stormy daniels said that you did not see last night and her attorney michael avenatti joins us as well. ke tr and this is our sears hometown store. (toddler speaks) i used to run my own landscaping company. people have asked why i d sell my business just to go work for sears. but i didn t. i own this place. and being an independent business owner
there s an e-mail, you ve shown a lot of e-mails that were sent to michael cohen from michael cohen using his trump organization e-mail address. you have this other e-mail from michael cohen to keith davidson who is the former attorney for stormy daniels. there s two things. and i think you just released today, nbc had it and we re showing it. there s two things on that. one is michael cohen where he signed it he s described as the personal attorney for president donald trump, and then there s something else you say that is significant. what is the significance in your opinion of this? anderson, we believe this to be a smoking gun e-mail. it s february 22nd, 2018, approximately one month ago. it s an e-mail that michael cohen sent to my client s former attorney. and michael cohen inserted the subject as pp versus dd nda.
because it was very important for me to be able to defend myself. is part of talking wanting to set the record straight? 100%. why does the record need to be set straight? people are saying whatever they want saying about me. i was perfectly fine saying nothing at all. but i m not okay with being made out to be a liar or people thinking that i did this for money. and people are like, oh, you are an opportunist, taking advantage of this. yes, i am getting more job offers. but tell me one person who would turn down a job offer making more than they ve been making doing the same thing they ve always done. a lot of people using you for agendas? they re trying to. oh, stormy daniels come out, hashtag, #metoo. i am not a victim. trying to use me to further someone else s agenda does horrible damage to people that are real victims. stormy daniels real name is
it s laughable. it s ludicrous, it s preposterous. lawyers don t do that you re saying? ever. michael avenatti is stormy daniels attorney. he s a los angeles trial lawyer who s suing the president in a california court seeking to have stormy daniels nondisclosure agreement or nda declared invalid. in part because the president never signed it on the lines provided for his alias, d.d. david denson. michael cohen has said this has nothing to do with the election. he would have made this agreement months before. so why didn t he? it just slipped his mind? it s just a coincidence in the waiting days of the campaign he thought to himself, you know, i ve been thigtsds for years, perhaps now is a good time to get that executed with stormy daniels. he has found documents that shows michael cohen used his trump organization e-mail address in setting up the payments. he also says the nondisclosure
developments in the stormy daniels saga. the dispute between stormy daniels and the president is more than a tabloid scandal especially when you consider her silence was purchased 11 days before the presidential election which may run afoul of campaign finance laws. michael cohen said he used his own money to pay stormy daniels. cohen said the money was not a campaign contribution, but trevor potter, former chairman of the federal election commission appointed by george h. w. bush doesn t agree. the payment of the money creates an enormous legal mess for trump, for cohen, and anyone else who was involved in this in the campaign. are you saying that can be seen as a contribution to benefit a campaign? i am. it s $13,000 in-kind contribution by cohen to the trump campaign, which is about