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[ applause ] >> his proposal is to expand it with a follow on agreement, a supplemental agreement. pleading with the president dont blow it up on may 12th, but build on it so it doesnt sunset in 2025 of the nuclear constraints. so that you have more control over irans behavior in syria and elsewhere in the region which would lead to a political resolution in the civil war and covers ballistic missile testing and development. is there any daylight there? >> i feel its pretty ambitious. thats what...

Cooperate. >> to genes point, were getting a lot of paper as we go. this is the pleading from michael cohen. this is the first time the presidents lawyer has sworn to a court that he will plead the fifth in any matter. this matter is him saying explicitly based on the advice of counsel, ill assert my fifth amendments rights in connections in this, stormy daniels case. so its about this. it doesnt tell us about the rest. as some of our experts have noted tonight, if youre pleading a fifth in the ...

>> what is the significance of the michael cohen raid in the mind of the president if that, for him, is so scary that it would trigger him doing the very thing that everyone, including some of his loyalist allies on television, have been pleading with him not to do. alan dershowitz was on "the beat" earlier this week. hes a loyal defender of trump on collusion among other things, other issues, and hes pleading with him not to fire rosenstein. >> all the reporting shows the president was deeply r...

To steer the course of the investigation. whether youre talking about dangling pardons or pleading with the heads of the intelligence services to intervene with comey, and, you know, there is a litany of ways in which the president did things that could reasonably be described as attempting to interfere with the course of the investigation. whether all of that adds up to obstruction of justice will depend upon a showing that he did all of that corruptly and that there is enough evidence to take ...

House and the department of justice are very aware of those questions. >> what is the significance of the michael cohen raid in the mind of the president if that, if him, is so scary that it would trigger him doing the very thing that everyone, including some of his loyalist allies on television have been pleading with him not to do, alan dershowitz was on "the beat" earlier this week, hes a loyalist of trump and hes pleading with him not to fire rosenstein. >> all the reporting shows the presid...

Earlier this week, hes a loyalist of trump and hes pleading with him not to fire rosenstein. >> all the reporting shows the president was deeply rattled by that development, deeply concerned, deeply angry, believed it crossed some kind of red line. you know, on the other hand, its now been, you know, what, nearly two weeks since it occurred. and this is a president who has a history of venting loudly, voc vocally about various people, developments that anger him and his venting does not always r...

Not just our voices but other conservative voices. we have gotten hundreds of emails and complaints about how people are being censored we have got to bring it to life. >> go to the site of our facebook page you will see the complaints going on. ainsley: how many followers do you guys have on all of your social media all together. >> we got 1.6 million on facebook. 600,000 on twitter. over 2348. 22 million. steve: go to washington april 26th. ladies. good luck to you. brian: jillian mele is stan...

Donations. that their employees were threatened when some of this stuff became public. asking for damages directing any of the parties never to do any of this again. a tall order, a stretch. the "washington post" points out that when the democratic party sued the nixon campaign and the republicans after watergate they ended up with $750,000. now, granted, the rules for standing, the rules for being able to survive challenges and lawsuits have changed over the years, but its a start. >> pete will...

Public, but they are also starting to sink in for the people who are directly involved here, even for the lawyers who are working this case. i want to show you one transcript from the last court hearing in this case. this is michael cohens lawyers pleading with the judge, pleading with judge wood about how big a deal this all is, and basically, how bewildered they are by this whole turn of events in this incredibly important case. all right, so, this is from the tran script. lawyer todd harrison...

In this pleading we see indication for a period of years he represented clients in the capacity of a consultant. the lawyer/client privilege only attaches if youre in a formal legal relationship with your client. it only applies to providing legal advice and it does not apply if the conversation is in furtherance of any kind of criminal activity. so the key for cohen will be very narrowly describing his practice, his relationship with these clients, and the substance of these conversations in or...