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Terms of your understanding of the import of these questions, youve written these up with matt apuzzo with some annotation in terms of what each of these questions might mean or they might be referencing, which is absolutely invaluable. and theres one toward the end of the list that you describe as one of the most intriguing questions on the list. i absolutely agree with you. i wonder if you know what this is getting at. the question is what knowledge did you have of any outreach by your campaig...

Now, the article placing the legal burden squarely on cohen rather than trump. some are questioning cohens role, alleging blackmail, threats, hush money, payoffs and even collusion with russia. stormy daniels lawyer, michael avenatti, drawing a connection between the new "enquirer" article and trumps strategy. >> i think its clear to me whos behind this ultimately. i think its the white house and mr. trump. they have planted this story in an effort to undermine michael cohens credibility, becaus...

Mr. cohen was able to convince them or threaten them that if they ran the story, there would be serious consequences. they decided not to proceed with publishing the story. >> shortly thereafter, daniels said she received a threatening threat. >> storl stormy daniels alleged was in a parking lot with her daughter and that someone approached her with her daughter in the back seat saying, stop talking about donald trump, it would be a shame for your young daughter to grow up without her mother. th...

Connection with government. it depends on who she had an opportunity to work with. it will be some sort of connection in that. the interesting thing is to see the meeting she was part of. we have walked through multiple interviews to try to get the full details about that meeting, how it happened, what happened there, what happened afterwards. we have done a very extensive look there. was anything shard as far as you know? >> well, that was the implication of the meeting itself. they said they w...

>> the answer is not to trust north korea. weve been through this before. their implication of any deal will be very important critical to john bolton as national security advisor before national security adviser before he was u.s. ambassador to the u.n. he was a top verification and arms control negotiator and created something called the proliferation security narrative. we have the right people in the right place. its not except the north korean promises. it is visibly observing actions espec...

All the lawyers seem to agree that any other president with the same executive action on immigration would be okay. certainly on the constitutional claims with regard to religious animous and statutory claims about presidential authority, weve seen president carter impose nationality based restrictions in the past. all the justices want to tread gingerly about not setting a precedent that will have judges and courts looking over the shoulder of determinations in the future. >> paul: you basicall...

All the lawyers seem to agree that any other president with the same executive action on immigration would be okay. certainly on the constitutional claims with regard to religious animous and statutory claims about presidential authority, weve seen president carter impose nationality based restrictions in the past. all the justices want to tread gingerly about not setting a precedent that will have judges and courts looking over the shoulder of determinations in the future. >> paul: you basicall...

Buckets from lowes. >> they sit like that and theyre ready to rock and roll. thats what i did with my money. >> reporter: in kentucky, a one-day walkout brought stiff resistance from lawmakers and the harshest of guilt trips from governor matt bevin. >> how many hundreds of thousands of children today were left home alone? i guarantee you somewhere in kentucky today a child was sexually assaulted that was left at home because there was nobody there to watch them. >> reporter: but the kentucky go...

Import tariffs theyd have a huge implication on a variety of industry sectors including the car industry heres whats at stake for the german economy and what is seventy german companies a sold goods to the u.s. worth almost one hundred twelve billion euros mainly cars machinery and pharmaceutical products in the opposite direction the u.s. has sold goods what about sixty one billion euros to germany mainly computer technology pharmaceutical products and vehicles now that created a trade deficit ...

Animous and statutory claims about presidential authority, weve seen president carter impose nationality based restrictions in the past. all the justices want to tread gingerly about not setting a precedent that will have judges and courts looking over the shoulder of determinations in the future. >> paul: you basically suggested that if any other president had done this kind of a travel order it would not have been challenged the way it has at the lower courts? if thats true, if thats what your...