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22nd, 2020, have proven to be true. compensation and gift taxes for the organization, for donald trump himself, and for all the employees, the employees, specifically, the trump family and the weisselberg family. theres nothing legal going on there. >> so listening to that and your last answer, is it only a matter of time before criminal charges are officially filed? >> well have to wait for the investigation to see. but i think we know two very important things. number one, the prosecutors are ...

Impeachment allegations or political statements by nancy pelosi against donald trump or something. this is an official statement by prosecutors who have the power to put someone in jail and saying, look, we think theres something serious here. and, you know, trump has been pretty good at delaying and delaying and delaying. but now it seems like the chickens are coming home to roost. and so, you know, if i were one of the trumps right now, not just donald trump, the former president, but also one...

Donald trump. hes been investigated for nearly 5 years and they havent come up with anything. howie: i do have to add that roger stone got a presidential pardon. mara, report in new york times saying theres a probe of cfo of the trump investigation over tax allegations because he would flip as a witness, that would not be good as the president. >> yeah, thats what criminal defense attorneys say its important and something to batch. as i said, this is a grinding process and to make a huge deal ou...

Are a criminal defendant. if the governments sort of adding people to this effort. >> michael cohen says trump will try to evade charges, by flipping on everyone else. take a listen. >> donald trump never put his name on anything. he had, as you know, no e-mail. he very rarely texted, if ever, unless he was tweeting. and so, what he will do is hes going to turn and say, it wasnt me. it was my cfo. he is the one that did it. he worked with my accountant. it wasnt me. he will blame everyone. he wi...

>> sure, next yes. to approve a commission. trump has now weighed in with a none too subtle threat with a statement that says, 35 wayward republicans. they just cant help themselves. sometimes there are consequences to being ineffective and weak. the former president facing a big legal threat as new york states attorney general investigates the trumps cfo. his former daughter-in-law has confirmed she has been co-op investigation. >> will he flip on trump? >> yes. >> one very important developm...

Homeland. pressure building on the cfo to flip to investigators. well talk with one of the few people who has actually seen with her own eyes what financial evidence prosecutors may be examining and how bad it could get for trump if the heat is indeed turned on the long time money man. those stories and more. the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. ♪ as you charge ahead. illuminating the way forward. a light maker. recognizing that the ...

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