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About is the fact that donal trump has always relied on mor intelligent -- powerful men, to fix everything when it was his financial issue, his father would fix it. he would burn money, essentially throw it in th incinerator. the father would give him more they even had extra money from the fathers will because h took it from his siblings. the fathers money fixed it. he lost 300 and $17 million of his inheritance, went deep i the whole. the courts fixed it -- roy cohen who could step in an fix i...

Defraud and you committed in other crime. so, as andrew was right, the new york state election law, the federal campaign law thats, if that was all it was based on, then it really makes it a really difficult case but the tax fraud and the am false statements, that makes it, im not going to say a roc solid case, but you ca understand why this case was presented and why the das office believes they have proo beyond a reasonable doubt. and if the jury can believe, okay, forget the new york stat ele...

This really still a tenuous case, isnt this a problem because this a legal issue in this case than a factual issue this is actually where i was impressed in terms of what was charged here because theres so many different ways in which the d.a. has laid out how he can get to a felony. he suggested in his oral remarks that one way is the federal campaign laws. another way is the state campaign laws. a third way is he talked about ami is showing false statements and this was in furtherance of those...

Which, by the way, is exactl the kind of thing that was alleged in the trump organization weisselberg cas that just resulted i convictions in november. so, those give the da a lot of room so even if there is a attack on one or two of them particularly the state crime of tax fraud and the ami false statement charge, seem ver solid. it seems very hard to imagine motion to dismiss thats going to knock out all of that and reduce all of the charges to misdemeanors >> and it doesnt mean tha when you d...

The fathers will because h took it from his siblings. the fathers money fixed it. he lost 300 and $17 million of his inheritance, went deep i the whole. the courts fixed it -- roy cohen who could step in an fix it the courts always fixed hi problems he had michael cohen whose job was to fix this. you know and he had ami whose job was t fix this they agreed, these three entities agreed, dont worry all of the dirt in your bed, w will fix it. so when the dorman comes forward, give him 30 grand, fi ...

So even if theres an attack on one or two of them particularly the state crimes of tax fraud and the ami false statement charge seem very solid it seems very hard to imagine a motion to dismiss thats going to knock out all of that and reduce all the charges to misdemeanors >> and it doesnt mean when you describe, andrew, the district attorney as having laid out a lot of different paths by which he can get to a felony, sometimes like when you see that in a movie script or something you think, oh,...

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Which was that ami was fiscally in bad shape. the national enquirer was in a state where it needed a golden parachute and the individuals at the inquirer might be seeking a way out. they were starting to realise that donald trump was a serious political prospects and so it was the right time to strike this kind of secret deal where potentially those relationships could become much more important once donald trump was in office. ., ., ., ., ., ., office. ronan i want to ask about whether you _ of...

Season. the fact that jurors can hear from them and hear these points made means prosecutors have a much stronger case at their disposal and a much stronger ability to establish a much stronger ability to establish a pattern of conduct and intent. ronan, in terms of ami, the national enquirer, david packer, the question is why would they do it? why would they go through the idea of this publication looking for damage and scurries and trying to kill them? its a complicated question to answer even...