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Cohen, who has been proximate to the president of the united states for many years and knows many of his secrets, is saying, i want to spill those secrets, especially this one, in exchange for my perhaps being treated leniently. >> you know, jim, just for context on what is happening here strategically, this is a big change for cohen by disposition of his legal team. they had been saying, flip on what? there are no charges. you know, what would we have to offer up? we havent done anything wrong....

>> no. thats pretty easy. its different them him leading the crowd in a chant of lock her up, but of course, these are the times we are living in. where the bias that is wrong is the bias that you dont like. and the president saying hes going to pull security clearances from people because he believes theyre politicizing things. now, obviously, sessions has done him no favors, by doing that. the disposition with flynn and how he was handled, does the president no favors in that regard. but wolf,...

Disposition. we will have the joint press briefing. you have the larger issue of trust which has been twisted because ordinarily we would rely on trump to be the vehicle for the worlds understanding on this. however, given his disposition toward russia and what he said of late, it is hard to know what to believe. >> chris cuomo, stand by in helsinki. we have one eye on the airport where the russian leader vladimir putin has not yet arrived. he is more than 20 minutes late at this point. pushing ...

As fake news. steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." once an advisor to former british prime minister, david cameron. what do you make of the president going out at that news conference saying this is fake news, after doing this interview after clearly in "the sun" he criticized theresa may and that she didnt take his advice. how does that look from a british perspective? steve: from a british perspective, the british media and british public are strongly in a hostile disposition towards p...

The dnc was hacked at all and who hacked it. i dont deny the governments made a compelling argument today, but thats still an accusation. its not a conviction. >> do you think the u.s. president should use the same standard that when his intelligence community and his intelligence officials and his department of justice all tell him we know who did this, its russia, and the senate intelligence says, weve reviewed it all. were not info wars, but were pretty sure theyve got it right, that he shoul...

Pretty sure theyve got it right, that he should accept it instead of saying, nah, i go with vlad. vlad said he didnt do it and he seems to feel thats the truth, so im open on it. you really think thats the right disposition for a president? >> i dont think the president has ever said that. certainly not in those words. >> when asked about whether or not he thinks they did it, he said, i spoke to vladimir putin on the phone. he says he didnt do it, and he like left it at that. then he was asked a...

Decisions on whether to recommend prosecution or exoneration so far ahead of all the facts coming to light? >> typically, sir, doj makes prosecution decisions in cases. >> do they normally make such decisions whether to recommend prosecution far ahead of the facts coming to light? >> sir, i dont think any -- in my experience, the final decision is never made until the conclusion of the case. i think it is fair to say that in the conduct of investigations, particularly very large investigations w...

Exoneration so far ahead of the facts coming to light. >> typically doj makes prosecution decisions in cases. >> do they normally make such decisions whether to recommend prosecution far ahead of the facts coming to light? >> sir, i dont think any decision -- my experience, the final decision is never made until the conclusion of the case. i think it is fair to say that in the conduct of investigations, particularly very large investigations, a lot of folks working on it, my experience is there ...

As they should to the rescuers and the soccer team. the distances they have to penetrate, 3.2 kilometers, 1 1/2 miles. the scuba cylinder, based on the depth, the breathing rate, an 80 cubic foot cylinder is not going to last at that distance. the cylinders are prestaged for the divers and the soccer players. thats a critical element for the success or failure of this operation. >> wow. you are a cave diver yourself, obviously. from your perspective, what do you think the biggest challenge is go...

Resort option, but if the people there who are evaluating the weather coming in and decisions in the cave decide thats the option, that means that is the best option they have currently i mean, should we also take into account the disposition of the children? what if they panic? what if they malfunction? what could possibly go wrong? >> well, any of those things could go wrong. the full face masks that they used, theyll be strapped on fairly tight, would be my guest. if the child vomits inside t...