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What i will say is that it -- you know, any casual observer with any kind of legal training that looks at the plea agreement of michael cohen after he changed his plea to guilty, its clear that this -- that there is -- theyre alleging a conspiracy and that theres unnamed co-conspirators. >> im really glad you came for your first time to be on "the beat" with all this stuff going on and well speak to you again, mr. davidson. thank you. and we are not done. up ahead, a first of its kind on the r...

Ugliness. orourke is the kind of politician the country needs because he is full of grace. the author joins us now. there he is. in my hand i have his new book "on freedom." they for being here. before i talk to you about beto orourke i want to understand the article you wrote about him during his campaign. does that withstand the fact hes now the 13th candidate in the race? does that translate into you thinking -- you endorsing him for president? >> well, i dont have an endorsement. im an obser...

Administration caused employment to raise for all segments of our society, african-american and hispanics around them and ronald reagan was the first president to appoint a hispanic to the cabinet. she would have found out he was raised to treat people on the basis of who they were, not what color they were. and that when he was a football player in college he took two black players to sleep in his home because the hotel that the team was staying at wouldnt let african-americans stay there. that...

Still matter. could be an illusion to whats going on in politics. people may not trust what the president is hearing. that cant happen in her courtroom. the further you take this outside of mueller as it goes to places like the southern district of flork anew york and state level, thats more proof of the intervention of the executive branch of the white house of the president trying to get involved. >> a casual observer would say seems like a lot is still going on. while fltheres no reporting th...

For now, though, those candidates spending time in austin, texas. 2020 democratic hopefuls descending on south by southwest this weekend, hoping to make an impression with voters. three of the more long shot candidates sat down with cnn for town halls. pete buttigieg, tulsa gabbard and tom delaney. all three barely registering with voters, polling at or below 1%, both now and back in january. comparing their numbers to the top four candidates in this poll, joe biden, bernie sanders, kamala harri...

Observer observers. ann, let me ask you when people look back and ask why did britain go down this bizarre path of what seems to many people to be a bizarre path, when you write a history of this 20 years from now what will you say? whats the explanation here? >> if you want the explanation for why brexit has seems to have crashed the british political system you have to look at the time tori party. it was one of the leading political forces in the world through the 1980s and 1990s. in the past ...

Countries going through 12 entities, concealing $55 million and $6 million in taxes that werent paid. this was an extraordinarily extensive crime over a ten-year period. what the judge said, there was a real mismatch between that and the facts that were established during the trial. >> lets talk about your former colleagues, the federal prosecutors here. what is that locker room likely like when they come out of a courtroom with a gut punch like this, how does mueller feel in the case and his to...

Taxes that werent paid. this was an extraordinarily extensive crime over a ten-year period. what the judge said, there was a real mismatch between that and the facts that were established during the trial. >> lets talk about your former colleagues, the federal prosecutors here. what is that locker room likely like when they come out of a courtroom with a gut punch like this, how does mueller feel in his top lieutenants, lets theoryize. >> im guessing they were shocked, too. i think any observer ...

Crimes, these were eight felony counts of conviction. somewhere the jury had to find he willfully violated the law, meaning he knew he was violating the law. thats the highest standard we have in criminal law and to use some of the numbers that the special counsel used repeatedly in the sentencing memorandum they were talking about 30 foreign bank accounts in 3 countries going through 12 entities, concealing $55 million and $6 million in taxes that werent paid. this was an extraordinarily extens...

Congress about pardon discussions. trumps lawyers may have crossed their own line when reaching out to cohen. the worst leak for trump could be this. alleged edits made to a document that became part of a crime. cohens now infamous 27 page statement to congress downplaying the trump tower moscow preparations, and "the new york times" obtained, look at it, more checks that cohen says trump used to reimburse him for those hush money payments including six signed by donald j. trump himself. you cou...