banking transactions than this report. the bank files a suspicious activity report had they see something in your bank account that they think could be a problem, not necessarily a crime, just something unusual they want the treasury department to know about. they file this report. we ve moved way beyond that. prosecutors have mr. cohe hen s bank records. idea that there was something nefarious here or questionable, most of all all of our law enforcement advisers say that s not the case. we ve have former u.s. attorney for congression ail affairs at the fib, kim en is b with us. greg, to you, it sounds like this is normal procedure that sensitive records would be held back in a case like this if the what do you make of it? well, some records are sensitive and can be critical to investigation rrds law enforcement investigations. i m not sure what to make of this. if this self-proclaimed whistleblower thought that he saw something amiss, he probably should have gone to the treasury
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whether john kelly will be there? reporter: we do not know if he sat in on these meetings. the white house has said that he was setting them up. there was a lot of talk that he would be physically in the meetings. democrats were complaining about as loudly as they could this morning that this would be inappropriate for him to sit in those meetings. and until we catch sight of him leaving, i don t think we ll know. garrett haake, keep us posted. jake sherman with politico and greg brower, he worked under james comey. let s start there, jake, where garrett left off. j john kelly, why would he be in either one of these meetings? i don t know the answer to that. he is the chief of staff, but this is an investigation obviously into an investigation that touches the president and just as a note, we just saw devin nunes walk by
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the conversation when they want to get your vote is what is going to happen when they are on the supreme court. and president trump, as i noted previously, he would not be asking the potential nominees on the stance of roe v. wade, but he said that the justices are conservative and many of them have been vouched for by t the federalist society which is a conser vatist organization, and so it is a read between the lines in that regard, fred. thank you, boris sanchez, so much. joining me is former u.s. attorney greg brower, and good to see you. the president says that he is going to be making an announcement a week from monday and how much of this process is about who the president feels like he can connect with in these interviews? i think a lot of it and especially for this president. i think that the putting together the short list that he is examining is done by those who are thinking of issues and the supreme court jurisprudence, and also when it comes to making the final se