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We may see him sit in prison for a few years but eventually, well see the president pardon him. >> and the fbi says that releasing any information that is related to comey, the comey memos which this is coming from a new court filing, cnn is trying to get those released. the fbi says thats going to compromise the mueller investigation. is there credence in that? >> could be. we dont know what is in the memos. we dont know where mueller is in the investigation. weve heard reports theyre about to ...

Speculation was cohen angling for some sort of a pardon and would trump come through with that? avenatti was making the argument that trump should have just taken, should have taken cohen to washington with him. you know, set him up real good there so this would never cross his mind. was there anything trump could have done or should have been doing here? >> thats the interesting thing. michael avenatti loves to give trump back his tweets and fire right back at him. im perplexed as to what micha...

Strategic. he is smart. he is experienced. he is a former u.s. attorney. he knows how to run these investigations. so lets take a step back. hes got paul manafort right now in the crosshairs. manafort is going to be found guilty. i would bet the house on that. then the question is does the president pardon him, does he go to jail, does he cooperate. big, big issue there. hes now focused, bob mueller is now focused on one of the political operatives, who allegedly was involved in some of this rus...

Overruled but i would put the final nail in. >> here, here. >> so, if that tape had ended 15 seconds sooner than it had you wouldnt have an issue. but instead you have a potential republican appointed supreme court justice saying hed like to throw out the special counsel statute when this very supreme court may, in the future, have to weigh in on things like can the president fire the special council. could the president pardon him, himself. any number of issues related to the special counsel in...

System, hell have to do 85%. the only way to reduce that is for him to be a cooperator. thats what the feds want. thats what hes going to have to do. other w otherwise, hell do the sentence if he gets convicted. >> the personal attorney of donald trump giuliani has been talkative about the whole notion and potential of pardons. would trump consider pardoning cohen preemptively before this case, you know, were to even go to trial or before, you know, well, maybe even after, you know, a deal were ...

Conversation when the president floated the idea of 3,000 potential pardons out there. again, hes been circumventing the office of the pardon attorney right now. remember the doj guidelines suggest they indicate that you must wait five years after completing your term, your time behind bars before applying, before petitioning for the pardon. dsouza was only four years out. in that instance, the president ignored the rules. when he was asked about paul manafort, he said he hasnt been convicted of...

Jurors dont like when you have a deal on a lateral, which is me telling on you. you have to go up the chain. >> our boss is in a lot of trouble. >> i know nothing about him except that he gave me and my family a great opportunity. it is an interesting political question which is, hey, mr. president, if you care so much about michael cohen and this is so unfair, pardon him today. pardon him today. if its so unbe fair, if its so clear to you, pardon him today. >> look, i think we all understand th...

Its extraordinary. the idea of having an accidental client may be a possibility, where you give legal advice at a cocktail party and the person acts on that and thinks that youre their attorney. the idea of being an accidental attorney is what were talking about here. where michael cohen has said, i am this persons attorney. he is one of my clients that im working with. but lo and behold, hannity says, not only did i never retain him, he never represented me win never paid him, i never got an in...

>> and thats the president fees biggest vulnerability and michael cohens, because he cant pardon him, and then -- >> hes got a war on two fronts. >> thank you, john dean. always a pleasure. >> thank you, don. when we come back, two black men arrested in philadelphia at a starbucks. starbucks ceo apologizing, but are apologies enough? and why do things like this keep happening in america?

Client, only to have the mystery client deny hes a client. and also, you can see the legal technology there. i want to make sure im saying this -- >> definitely not hannitys lawyers. >> he lawyered up. but go on. >> yeah. you know, this is the understatement of the year, that its extraordinary. the idea of having an accidental client may be a possibility, where you give legal advice at a cocktail party and the person acts on that and thinks that youre their attorney. the idea of being an acciden...