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Non-disclosure agreements and violated the non-disclosure agreements? i dont see them giving the money back. >> i think you are absolutely right. i think its malpractice for the attorney for stormy daniels to say go ahead and talk while the case is pending as to whether or not its a valid and enforceable non-disclosure agreement. so its stunning to me. but to bradleys point, not everything that benefits a candidate is considered to be a campaign expense. professor smith wrote that in one of his ...

Will this touch trump. sarah sanders says this had nothing to do with the president or his victorious 2016 presidential campaign. it is totally unrelated. thats their story, theyre sticking to it. >> rudy guiliani is saying the same thing. evan perez and i talked to a bunch of people affiliated with the sort of trump side of this, all saying the same thing, and they dont know. how do they know? when you look at this agreement and it specifically says your client shall testify fully, completely a...

He could be tying it together with a neat bow. what he knows, you dont make a plea offer with eight convictions and i will turn the power over to you. he had information and thats akin to the probe. evan perez is talking about what rudy giuliani is saying. none of this has anything to do with donald trump, they always said that. this is before he was engaged by the trump campaign and only worked there for a short period of time. however, however we all know that wall manafort was in the meeting....

2016 that president trump was unfit fors office. even senator ted cruz was saying trump was amoral and turn his back on every promise he made. what we have in this op-ed is we dont know who the author is and instead what is happening as a result is because this could be anyone, it ignites the sort of bonfire of paranoia. i do think there are staffers trying to curb the more extreme impulses of the president. it makes their job that more difficult. >> some people think this is journalistic malpra...

>> one of those former patients now had terminal cancer, and she was suing him for not diagnosing it sooner. michelle says that for mark the malpractice suit was more than just a blemish on his reputation. it was a blow to his vanity. and though michelle assured him of her love and support, she said she could feel her husband pulling away. >> i knew he was stressed out about the lawsuits, but i really believed in my heart it was something we could fight against. >> a few weeks later, it was mich...

>> she suffered in silence. i think she kept a lot of what she was going through to herself. >> family members admit phyllis cigarette use was probably a factor, but those who watched phyllis withering away wondered if dr. weinberger might have missed a chance to catch phyllis cancer early, which cost her valuable time. >> regardless of why she got cancer, or how she got cancer or where she got cancer, she should have been able to go to a doctor and expect a certain quality of treatment that she...

Patients woke to find their nose doctor on the front page. in alabama, michelle kramer, the wife he had abandoned, was just wrapping up another long day as a psychology intern when she heard the news. >> tears started coming out of my eyes and i didnt know if they were tears of joy or tears of sadness. i couldnt even identify what my emotions were. >> out in california, shawn barnes, a college student, was heading home for the holidays when her aunt called to tell her. >> i got that news, and yo...

>> he was yelling at everybody and hes, like, i have to make this flight. im like, were not going to miss the flight. were not late. he was just completely uncontrollable in the airport. >> oddly enough, even knowing her husband had deliberately deceived, humiliated and abandoned her, michelle continued to defend him. >> he was an excellent doctor. thats why it really infuriated me to see his name dragged through the mud. >> the real culprits, michelle felt, were former patients egged on by gree...

Eight months after his return to the united states, federal prosecutors offered mike weinberger a plea deal which he accepted. in exchange for agreeing to plead guilty to all of the federal insurance fraud charges, mark weinberger would get four years in prison. >> if he gets four years, a slap on the wrist in club fed, i guarantee you he will be out somewhere, whether its in the united states or somewhere else, practicing medicine doing the same kind of thing in some way, shape or form. >> rega...

>> by february 2010, arrangements for weinbergers extradition had been completed and he was back in the united states and facing a world of legal trouble. first, there was a 22-count criminal insurance fraud indictment charging him with billing surgeries he didnt do and overbilling for those he did do. then hundreds of former patients were suing him for malpractice. >> what he has done to my daughter is horrific. >> remember valerie thomas daughter kayla? shes the adorable 8-year-old who got sin...