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Before and they had relationships with this kind of power balance built into them with a number of public figures. with donald trump specifically, there was a relationship between donald trump and david packer and what people are on packer told me is that hejust along with his consiglio mary, dylan however, liked the perks of the relationship. like the fact they were close to someone who had money and power and a certain kind of prominence and when they, as we now know you did, as they admitted ...

And a wider pattern of payments. why is that important? to bolster their case it would have to establish that these payments were just personal in nature. in new york the arguments they would have to advance legally is untested. they will have to cover two different charges. one relates to bad book—keeping which is only a misdemeanor and elevated to a felony and more serious charge, they would have to introduce the idea that this was a misdemeanor intended to commit a second crime in this case...

Wait so long? why did you wait so long? he didnt have an answer. he said, we have evidence that they didnt have before. hogwash. after this guy costello came in and testified in the grand jury, saying that michael cohen was a nut job and a liar, who did they bring back? they brought back david packer from ami. i mean, david packer, that whole catch and kill, they knew that in 2015, 2016, 2017. there is nothing new here. one of the additional charges they can use in this case is not just selectiv...

As part of the scheme, donald trump and others made three payments to people who claimed to have negative information about mr. trump. to make these payments, they set up shell companies and they made yet more false statements, including, for example, ami, american media incorporated business records they paid money to keep quiet a woman named stormy daniels less than two weeks before the presidential election, michael co co cohen wired money. that payment was to hide damages information from th...

Up to everybody, but harris, i will come to you first beer in the break, we talked about michael cohen, it appears he is a central part of all of this, but it sounds like if you read it carefully, david pecker, former head of ami, listed also, could very well be a witness. did you read it that way and see it that way? >> harris: this thing is so short. i wondered why the indictment was so think know my thin, i would think to bill hemmer, i could have written a book report about the indictment lo...

Had this agreement between these three parties. ami, david pecker, which is the people who published the national enquirer, michael cohen, and donald trump. and they say were going to squash any negative stories. its an illicit child, well pay $30,000 to this person this person says they had an affair, they get $150. this person gets $130, then well reimburse and pretend we make a shell company that aint real, two companies, they pay out. and then we reimburse cohen and say this was a retainer. ...

Help prosecutors laid down the facts about how exactly this how many payment came to be who reached out to ami, the publisher of the national enquirer, and why did they reach out in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election? was she doing this to hurt his chances of being elected? was she doing this because she felt that her story would be more valuable at that time period. who reached out to her. how is the money exchange? did you ever ask how it would be paid back? she could really be helpful ...

Exceeded the federal campaign contribution cap and the false statements in amis books violated new york law. that is why mr. trump made false statements about his payments to mr. cohen. he could not say that the payments were reimbursements for mr. cohens payments to stormy daniels. to do so, to make that true statement, would have been to admit a crime. instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual crime committed the prior year in orde...

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