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Have the companies and as you imagine, stormy daniels company wants the documents to be made public. shep? >> shepard: the experts are telling us its highly unusual for this type of a document to go missing. >> very unusual. the database is maintained by the government. the new yorker was told that he had never seen something pulled off the system, a former prosecutor that spent years working with defensive data systems said she didnt know of any mechanism for restricting access to suspicious ac...

Business deals that involved clients overseas. and these suspicious activity reports, they are red flags from a bank basically saying he was getting a lot of money over the last year and into this year. whether president trump knows about that, whether thats illegal, we will find that out. but it could potentially bring legal exposure to the president. and as for mueller, i think everyone needs to wait. everyone is saying this movie he is making is so expensive and its terrible, and the acting i...

Would start to look at the information, the transaction information and the information collected at on boarding. if a human being decides this looks suspicious, then the human being would escalate that up the chain and that would cause a suspicious activity report to be filed. >> you heard my discussion with rachel maddow about what happened to the other two suspicious activity reports. the two missing reports that provoked this current government official to decide to leak the suspicious activ...

Financial crimes network. theres an official that is now said, anonymously, i cant find three suspicious activity reports that relate to michael cohen. im very worried that they seemingly have disappeared and im going to the press with this. thats the reporting were seeing. but we need to understand there are legitimate reasons why very sensitive articles could be masked and restricted and theres a possibility that bob mueller has taken those out of the system. so that every one of thousands of ...

Suspicious activity reports, three sars filed by that bank where cohen has the bank account for that little company that paid off stormy daniels that mysteriously had all that other money flowing through it for all those corporate entities. there were three sars. just one of them produced all that news and all that scandal last week. the reason that one sar was released is because the two other reports have gone walkies. somebody knew that there was supposed to be three reports and only one was ...

Banks and thousands of these reports are filed where compliance officers at banks see a transfer or something happening and go it look right and file it with fin sen at the treasury department. is that a think that you as an attorney, its something you interact with, right? >> all the time. suspicious activity reports are no big deal. they happen, you know, hundreds of times a day. what happened here is the first republic bank where cohen had set up the essential consultants account flagged some...

Release those suspicious activity reports. the official who made the michael cohen suspicious activity report public knows the legal risks involved, the official told ronan farrow to say that i am terrified right now would be an understatement. the official added, this is a terrifying time to be an american. all of the information that michael avenatti first made public about michael cohens bank accounts comes from one of three suspicious activity reports that banks filed on michael cohen. that ...

Network. "that database can be searched by tens of thousands of law enforcement and other government personnel." that document about michael cohen that was released last week according to ronan farrows new reporting was based on one sar, one of the suspicious activity reports that was filed at the first republic bank, which is the bank where michael cohens little shell company, essential consultants, had its bank account. that one suspicious act report included transactions between september 201...

Everybody uses. well know eventually. but how it was done and by what mechanism is completely befuddling right now. >> let me start just to lay the groundwork. these are suspicious activity reports that banks, thousands of banks and thousands of these reports are filed where compliance officers at banks see a transfer or something happening and go it look right and file it with fin sen at the treasury department. is that a think that you as an attorney, its something you interact with, right? >>...

Expertise about suspicious activity reports about michael cohens banking practices. those reports are filed with the treasury department and maintained by the treasury departments financial network. it is a crime to publically release those suspicious activity reports. the official who made the michael cohen suspicious activity report public knows the legal risks involved, the official told ronan farrow to say that i am terrified right now would be an understatement. the official added, this is ...