effort it s still continues to this day. you are working to peel th broad authority that was granted then - which has been used to the war in iraq in other places. interesting the we have a full list of actors the united states military i fighting a bleed thought t fight under the aumf it is actually classified we don t know who they are. tell us voyeur working t illicit today. i am working to appeal it because, if in fact an president decides to use force that individual that president could use force. they could send our troops int harm s way my dad was a lieutenant colonel, retired. he served and what we re two and then korea right after i voted against it he said, you are right don t send a troops into harm way and as you know exactl what you re doing but exit strategy is in fact, don t giv any president the authority to set a stage for perpetual war.
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general, senior legal affairs columnist for the los angeles times and host of the talking feds podcast along with nick ackerman, former u.s. district attorney for the southern district of new york and former assistant special watergate prosecutor. harry, here s the question i guess, the easiest question. because donald trump has used a lot of legal maneuvers to get out of a lot of things. he s gotten away with a lot over the course of his life. is there some way that his attorney could somehow create an exit strategy that would avoid prosecution? is it too late without going and testifying before this grand jury to somehow convince the grand jury or the prosecutor to stand down? even if he goes to testify, joy, it s too late. they have already made the decision, and it would just be a suicide mission where he would try. very few defendants would take that opportunity and donald trump would not be one of them. stranger things have happened but i m confident in saying an
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that the manhattan district attorney s office recently signaled to trump s lawyers that he could face criminal charges for his role in playing daniels to keep things under wraps. if those charges are made, it would be the first indictment of a former u.s. president. it s kind of bonkers when you think about it. how one of the earliest probes against trump is nearing its final stages but make no mistake, trump s attorneys are working hard to scrape the dirt off teflon don. late today, nbc news reported the attorneys representing trump in this case are meeting trump in florida to discuss an exit strategy. trump attorney told nbc news they have no plans on meeting with the manhattan d.a. s office and insist trump is the victim of extortion. michael cohen made his 20th and final appearance with manhattan prosecutors. the seven-hour meeting was in preparation for his grand jury appearance, which will be monday at 2:00 p.m. joining me now is harry lipman, former deputy assistant attorney