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Another investigation. you know which one im thinking of. >> the mueller investigation. >> explain the significance for mr. pecker and the national enquirer and ami of a nonprosecution agreement. >> so they are -- please chime in, but they are now -- they are in the clear. >> team america, though. theyre helping them with whatever they want to know. >> they have helped them. the question now is, will this go forward for more help? and what did they already tell them? first of all, we knew that m...

Talking about at ami? >> it just smells fishy. in addition to shortly after that cover was racked, american media, which is basically somehow came up with the funding to buy up their competitors from the baa ebauer organization. suddenly there was an influx of cash. i think thats suspicious. >> thats certainly the thing that prosecutors would investigate. these are investigative leads, not verified conclusions yet. jerry and elizabeth, two i would say heavyweight insiders. thanks to both of you ...

Children, including his daughter and son-in-law, were getting closer to criminal activity. >> let me read to you, as we talk about criminal activity, the fact that this corporation you know got this immunity suggested that they needed some kind of immunity. heres a federal prosecutor arguing -- >> i understand that you worked there a long time. im sure there are people you do like and love there. but what is your view at the end of the day here? do you think that ami did act in concert with the ...

Implicated in a federal felony. >> go ahead. >> you can make a contribution in kind. so its really their first amendment status rather than the fact it was in kind that makes it a problem. theres a very interesting argument here that they really are not deserving the first amendment protection. they are not functioning as a -- as an actual objective news agency here and, particularly, its not simply because they were biased. many papers are. but their coverage all -- the fountain head of it all ...

If mueller took an investigation that was founded on collusion and is now looking at trumps business dealings from the 80s, is that a witch hunt? is mueller looking for something, anything like giuliani says? >> i dont think we have any evidence of that. the campaign finance related stuff, the special council handed that off to federal prosecutors because he understood that even though it was evidence of criminal activity, even though it was related to president trump it was not related to his c...

Campaign reached 126 million people. it reached another 20 million people on instagram. with us now one of the washington post reporters that obtained this report and breaking this news craig timber. craig, how is any of this different from what we already learned about russian interference? lets start there. >> this is the report we have been waiting for. its sweeping and comprehensive. it uses the fullest data sets we have seen from the company. this is -- doesnt exactly tell us things we didn...

Seeing here? >> reporter: yeah, the white house very clearly trying to discredit everything that michael cohen has become saying even in that tweet. cohen said they were respectful and courteous. the president mischaracterizing what happened when they went to visit his properties there. as you noticed in interviews, rudy giuliani is on the defensive. saying the only way to believe the claims hes made about president trump is to take him at his word. that is simply not the case because as you kno...

Attorney, michael cohen, suggesting that the payments made to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal as not campaign contributions. that thats debatable. he pled guilty to two charges of campaign finance violations. he suggested the only way to believe cohens claims is to trust him. thats not the full story either. the southern district of new york said they corroborated cohens claims. we know that ami, the company that owns the "national enquirer" corroborated cohens claims in court. that paper help...

Karen mcdougal were not campaign contributions. michael cohen and part of all the charges that he plead guilty to were from campaign finance violations. he went on to say that to believe cohens allegations about the president is to trust him and take him at his word. thats not the case. the southern district of new york was able to corroborate some of cohens claims and ami, the company that owns the "national enquirer" that helped to facilitate the killing of the stories is about the affairs tha...

Howie: michael cohen will be spending time behind bars. prosecutors let the parent company off the hook overpayment to karen mcdougal. >> you are saying ami suddenly came back to you. >> yes. >> why do you think it was after donald trump was the republican nominee that they came back? >> they wanted to squash the story. howie: american media inc said they couldnt corroborate the affair and paid her for cover