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Because he does like the attention and wants to talk. they wont want him to confirm to anyone if he is cooperating, they being the government, and his lawyer im sure would try to tell him not to. but i dont know if he can help himself. the truth is a sign might be sha -- i expect michael cohen to get charged now that this discovery process is coming to an end. one would think the next step would be him getting charged. if for some reason charges arent filed, that would be a sign to me that there...

Running with a large team of associates which snnon mentioned. th disagreement could further isolate mr. cohen from mr. trump, a risky move for the president. this is from a piece tonight in "the new york times." is it just coincidence that the decision to change counsel comes at the end of thi kind of term, discovery process, where cohen now realizes everything that was seized in the raid. his client, the president, has a pretty darn good idea of what was sitting in iz his lawyers office this w...

To any kind of pay to play. if cohen was responsible for giving access, particularly by foreign governments, to the president, theyl want to know who accessed the president, what they paid, and whether or not there was any undo influence on the way. th of muellers job. it can come not just from russia, but other countries that might have tried to influence this election or what happened after the election. >> on the of whats going to be another big day on your beat, we preciate y talking to than...

Around, that this may be the most normal thing donald trump does as president, that under fdr, under lbj and richard nixon, you stay i line. and you were called out if you werent. they didnt use quite the levers of power that he uses to do it. but this is a president thing. >> yes. although i would sayyeah, 100%, weve seen presidents of both parties try to enforce loyalties in various ways and exact some kind of political cost. usually it would not be a president on whose future in th maintainin...

Gotten a southern district -- former southern district of new york prosecutor to defend him once these searches ocrred. >> at that point? >> yeah. >> i actually -- i disagree with daniel here on this. >> okay. >> maybe because i was a lawyer here in new york at the u.s. attorneys office, but ive also practiced down in washington for the last 24 years in the washington world. ena for washington, you need a different kind of lawyer than you need for southern district of new york criminal lawyer. b...

Federal law enforcement from making any kind of statement, putting their tmbs on the scale in an election like this. >> i always ask you about what stage were at in the mueller investigation. do you have any reaction or waington post" reporting that mueller was asking cohen-related questions in the past five calendar days? >> you know, i dont have presh reporting on that. but i think what we can take affr away from that, brian, is that cohen and mueller are not separate. weve been saying this fo...

The trump family enterprises for the review. that hourly rate, again, which the lawyers have said theyre running with a large team of associates which shannon mentioned. the disagreement could further isolate mr. cohen from mr. trump, a risky move for the president. this is from a piece tonight in "the new york times." is it just coincidence that the decision to change counsel comes at the end of this kind of lay term, discovery process, where cohen now realizes everything that was seized in the...

Serve justice? then that indictment soon seemed not just surprising and maybe a little odd. it ultimately ended up seeming like it was maybe a little risky. when one of the entities that was sued, concord management, actually ended up hiring aggressive american attorneys to represent them in court. and that has resulted in some dramatic hearings where the lawyers for this russian entity have demanded reams of u.s. government documents as part of this court case. the discovery process in this cas...

Extradite these people to the u.s. how will this indictment ever serve justice? then that indictment soon seemed not just surprising and maybe a little odd. it ultimately ended up seeming like it was maybe a little risky. when one of the entities that was sued, concord management, actually ended up hiring aggressive american attorneys to represent them in court. and that has resulted in some dramatic hearings where the lawyers for this russian entity have demanded reams of u.s. government docume...

President or any other criminal defendant, the criminal defendant will be -- once a criminal defendant -- entitled to all of this kind of information, theres a very similar discovery process on the criminal side that exists on the civil side, but this is a little bit like, you know, telling the mafia exactly which members of the gang are under surveillance while the investigation is still going on before youve brought any charges. >> you have got it exactly right. and the danger of this is that ...