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The democrats on this investigation to learn more about exactly what happened back in 2015 and 2016. >> amidst this, pamela, michael cohens attorneys filed lawsuits against the trump organization seeking millions of dollars in legal fees and other expenses. they went to court in new york to do so. >> thats right. they did. they filed this lawsuit in a court in new york. michael cohens attorney contends there was an agreement between michael cohen and trump org to pay his legal fees after the rai...

Investigations were going under way. when it came time to -- when michael cohens document review after his raid was being finalized, that the trump organization just stopped paying those legal fees and cohen is alleging thats because he was switching lawyers and was going to start the path to cooperate with prosecutors. hes saying he was entitled to still be covered because he was working under this agreement with the trump organization. the trump organization has declined to comment. people fam...

Hit the educated workforce, the white collar employment that is seen in, say, big law. right? i so in big law, a huge portion of big law, especially in the early years, is document review. thats already been hit by a.i.um and thats only begun. physicians may be more threatened than nurses. because a lot of physicians simply read symptoms and offer diagnosis. thats certainly going to be automated. in other words, its only begun in the white collar world. and i think we can look at whats happened ...

The white collar employment that is seen in, say, big law. right? so in big law, a huge portion of big law, especially in the early years is document review. thats already been hit by ai. and thats only begun. physicians may be more threatened than nurses. because a lot of physicians simply read symptoms and offer diagnosis. thats certainly going to be automated. in other words, its only begun in the white collar world. and i think we can look at whats happened to our blue collar economy as sort...

Investigation. lets bring in steven mull roy a former federal prosecutor for the justice departments civil rights division and constitutional law professor at the university of memphis. break this down for us. the fbi has not been notified. and in their letter, the fbi was asked if they could get this thing done in a week and the answer was depends on the schedules of everyone we would have to interview. very tight time constraints here i suppose it is tight but not impossible depending on the s...

Gillian: here with some analysis is kerry sebarino, and elizabeth widerow. ladies, thank you for being here. wonderful to have you. carrie, first question is for you. friday, the white house decides to announce that theyre going to withhold about 100,000 pages of documents that comprise a sizable chunk of kavanaughs record from his time at the white house. what is in these that is so sensitive or damming that the administration decided to hide them from the american people? >> any document revie...

Wh factored into this decision is it. >> there has been an evolution. first he had planned to fight the charges. s about and you but as time went on and he realized the high talks, prosecutors raised the possibility that not only would they increase the number of charges that he could be charged with, but his wife was also being inch wiimplicated. and some of the documents were still being gone through. so if he waited perhaps until next year for them to finish doing all their document review, h...

>> no, i was just going to say, we are -- it seems like everything is in some sort of slow motion, just because of the pace of news any more. its not that long ago we were talking about the way that paul manafort spent his money. thats the way they sort of began the case. heres a guy who made tens of millions of dollars consulting on politics and blew through it all by the time he went to work for the president. he didnt have any money left. theyve got a legal defense fund. word is its not doing...

Interests and the trump organizations interests are probably pretty much one and the same. >> what is your sense of -- i mean, so weve now sort of reached the end of what was this kind of judicial review, the special master going through. theres nothing right now in terms of what the fbi has or the sdny and michael cohen to further do. they just take the documents and theyve going to sit with those and figure out. and michael cohen waits by the phone or his lawyer reaches out? >> i think the doc...

>> i think the document review is just a portion of this. in told its 4 million pieces of evidence or items that theyve been able to look at so far. sought prosecutors are going to look at this, theyre going to look at all the various cell phone records, see if those match to meetings, see if those match to documents. theyre going to have text messages theyll have access to. theyre using the cell bright software in this which means that even if you try to delete a message on your phone tlez goin...