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Most people who knuckle under to the threat of this kind of embarrassment, right, would be embarrassing, but bezos, what is frankly a boss move, in a boss move that pretty much only the wealthiest man in the entire world could make, publishing threatening e-mails. he published them, from officials at ami, the parent company of the enquirer, publishing them online where anybody can read them in their entirety. including the description of all of those photos i told you about. bezos saying, any pe...

The "washington post." we also know that the saudis are not very happy with the "washington post" because, frankly, the saudis killed one of their opinion columnists and they have been incredibly aggressive in investigating and getting to the bottom of what happened in that case. and on a parallel track, ami has reportedly been sucking up to the saudis, perhaps because they have some kind of financial relationship or want one. so, you know, theres a lot of unanswered questions about this and wha...

Want made public about you. so ami lays out demands. spelled out plainly in e-mails, telling bezos to state that amis coverage of the saudis was not politically motivated or influenced by political forces. thats when he said he made a decision. rather than capitulate to exportion and blackmail i published what they sent me despite the personal embarrassment they threatened. i prefer to stand up and roll this log over and see what crawls out. now keep in mind, this is all happening while david pe...

>> stunning allegations of extortion made against a key figure in the one crime we know directly implicated to president trump. the target is jeff bezos. you know him. founder of amazon, owner of the washington post, wealthiest person in the world and someone president trump hasnt been shy about attacking, right? bezos made a gutsy move today. he published the e-mailed threats from executives representing david pecker, you know him too. he is the head of ami. the parent company of the national e...

Is, i happen to believe that its a pretty tawdry situation. but why is ami and why is mr. pecker and the enquirer, why are they involved in this incident at all? so its sad and i guess thats why we in the united states congress, the house of representatives, for the first time since this administration, are going to vigorously investigate things that the american people -- >> let me ask you some questions about that. lets talk about that and talk about the first thing thats going to happen tomor...

Why has ami or any of their folks never blackmailed donald trump? one could argue because i have a good relationship. maybe ami has personal vendetta that we dont know about. im not sure. i think it was a very bold step. i dont think the last time i went to the panl wge was at lea year ago. they mentioned saudi arabia in these communications. what is that about? there are lots of rabbit holes to go down here. i dont think it is well for anybody that goes to ami. it says he rewarded mr. pecker,

Extort and essentially it was to try to prevent the "washington post" from working on a story, an investigation, into the "national enquirer," theyve been working on an investigation . a couple of things these e-mails indicate and what bezos released from the enquirer" is i guess the "washington post" was going to say some of these stories that the "national enquirer" has been working on were political motivated, influenced by political views and decisions and it seems that ami was trying to get...

Im working on a book, but i said that title is gone. maybe far worse is a better title. what drove me to worse than watergate was using torture which was contrary to international and domestic law. thats why that title came out for bush. >> there is another story out today. wed love to lean on your legal expertise here. it has to do with jeff bezos and the publisher of "the national enquirer." bezos wrote a blog post yesterday asserting he was trying to be extorted and blackmailed by ami. he was...

>> ms. inabinett saw kellyanne conway, a public figure, in a public place and exercised her first amendment right to express her personal opinions. she did not assault ms. conway. the facts at trial will show this account to be false. she will be pleading not guilty. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. this just in. the parent company of the national enquirer whom bezos called out for what he called blackmail this morning. ami issued a response. let me read it to you in full. quote, amer...

A whole lot of people, maybe most people who knuckle under to the threat of this kind of embarrassment, right, would be embarrassing, but bezos, what is frankly a boss move, in a boss move that pretty much only the wealthiest man in the entire world could make, publishing threatening e-mails. he published them, from officials at ami, the parent company of the enquirer, publishing them online where anybody can read them in their entirety. including the description of all of those photos i told yo...