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And they can do with it what they want. and its alleged to be a practice by ami to purchase these stories and thereby silence potential critics of donald trump, as is alleged in the complaint from the mouth of the head of ami himself. >> when you talk about the defamation case, the judge let that suit continue writing that no one is above the law. thats what you said. what does this mean for president trump? and specifically, what does it mean for the potential to have to be deposed, for example...

$150,000 to sell her story. in other words, they own her story. but that story never appeared in the enquirer, it never appeared anywhere and she said that was because there was collusion between donald trump and ami to try to squash the story. that case has just been filed. she said it was filed when she was on "the apprentice." you see her there with gloria allred. she said because it was a liar and wasnt true, she said she was dezpamd that case is going forward. >> my panel is here with me. l...

Her silence. that suit implicates trump and hiss lawyer michael cohen, its technically against ami, the publisher of the "national enquirer," then you look to the right side of your screen, the news breaks today, a judge ruling that summer zervo ss suit is not frivolous and it will also go forward and go to court. gloria allred who represents summer zervos. i wanting to turn to you, liz, because you said something on this show a while ago that got some attention, that it might be an adult film a...

Michael cohen, the presidents lawyer for her silence, which shes challenging now in a suit as well with a different lawyer. >> what is likely to happen in this case? there are some similarities in the stories she alleges to be the case in her relationship with donald trump, what she says trump offered her and in terms of the money that was involved. there is also the question of michael cohen, whether he played a role in this deal with this playboy model. >> the suit alleges that mr. cohen was i...

And no binding arbitration there. the discovery process is open to the public. but, of course, theres an ap l appellaappe appellate process summers case is going to take. as you also mentioned, chris, mueller is snokknocking at his , too. hes got a lot of problems. he being donald trump. >> as i mentioned nbc news confirmed the news former playboy model karen mcdougal fought a lawsuit against ami, parent company of the "national enquirer." said in a statement ""ami lied o me, repeatedly manipula...

Things are going to break and they have something they want to say, can they do that without being exposed to millions of dollars in fees or bankruptcy? >> so, again, what "the new york times" is reporting, katie, is that miss mcdougal who filed this in los angeles superior court claims that the preside presidents personal lawyer, michael cohen, was secretly involved in her talks with the companies that owns the "national enquirer," the american media inc., ami, and that the company and her lawy...

She did a thing, and she believes this exposes a system of contracts to keep women quiet through trusted intermediaries like "the national enquirer" and this company, ami, and there are security implications when that system works in the favor of the president. >> they say that your assertion is laughable, and the idea that "the enquirer" could have any assertion over the president is laughable. what do you say? >> we gave them ample time to give their input, and those are in our story, and peop...

People. >> in order to help their friends and hurt their enemies is the point. >> this would appear what happens in the relationship between david pecker and donald trump. pecker has on the record said, you know, he is loyal to trump, you know, that he does work on his behalf in some ways. now, you know, they talk about a negative side to that. this company knows where the bodies are buried, so even working in a friendly way to bury a story for someone, they have the dirt and can release it. >> ...

Reporting, because the enquirer said we didnt print it because we didnt find it credible. >> thats right. obviously as is always the case we gave the enquirer and the parent company and the ami and white house for ample tune input. thats in the comment. the white house says never a relationship and this is fake news. the ami says it wasnt credible. >> why did she go public now. >> she talked about over the past year -- this is present day on the record. she did feel she had to say even as fright...

Senior and editor. says we never printed a word about trump without had his approval. how do donald trump have that influence at the enquirer. >> i dont know how literally he means trump gives approval. we dont report in this piece donald trump ordered this operation. however, david pecker, the head of ami on the record said he is a loyal friend of donald trumps. and here again, you know we talked to six former employees who said that this is a publication that was doing work on behalf of the pr...