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During those discussions, and in part we would like to talk him about this conversation. so is it fair that when you read these 69 pages, every place where it says the statement was recorded, or anywhere that this conversation was recorded, to interpret it as, that is the recorded material, and wherever it doesn t say that you can assume that it s not recorded? that s the way i read it. for the most part but i would say that there are other recordings that made reference to the complaint that may become relevant at some time and the complaint is an outline of mistimed these allegations, it s a very detailed outline, yes, but there may be other evidence that comes out at the case proceeds towards a trial. now the lawsuit, to be clear, it s about rudolph giuliani as described luring this woman who he finds attractive into working for him, promising her to pay her million dollars a year which he can t pay her right now because he s trying to hide money from his wife while he s and d
i think it will send more women into the courtroom, i think it will send more women to law school. i think it will send more women to become public intellectuals, to speak out when they see something wrong. for sure. but i think more broadly than just an a gender based comment, i think it may embolden people to be interested in the truth again. that you can t just a lie with impunity, that your words matter, the matter whom you are. a lot of misconduct, of course, from donald trump happen from when he was not president. clearly the message is that these were not presidential acts, they are not acts of leadership, they were not acts that were worthy of an american citizen. and i think people will be thinking about that, and women in particular will feel somewhat comfortable to speak out more. it s inch by inch, trial by trial. that s a fine way for this to develop. former federal prosecutors faith gay and andrew weissmann,
Million dollar pardons for cell? not especially, no. have you been able to review all these emails? yes, we have a wonderful team and maine together my teams, we have gone through virtually all of the emails. when will we hear the recordings that are in this lawsuit? so those will be disclosed in a normal discovery process, within litigation, some will be offered as evidence at trial, and so they will come out through that process. justin kelton, think you very much for starting off our discussion tonight, really appreciated. thank you. lawrence thank you. joining us now is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york, he s professor of practice at nyu law school and msnbc legal analyst. and andrew, jested is still here actually so why don t i do this you give me the response to what you heard so far but if you have a question for justin, feel free! i m interested from gaston,