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To say. she met with prosecutors and rushed to a full week later before speaking to the grand jury. they want to lock her in and get her testimonies on the record. things are moving quickly of this grand jury. >> what do you make of that and what do you think may be happening here? >> just when you thought this case could not get any stranger or bizarre. >> and the manhattan madame. >> and i agree with the analysis, listen, they ju just - the mueller team just eninte interviewed her last week vo...

Attorneys helicopt attorneys continuing their attack today on rick gates. we know that he cut a deal if you will to provide testimonies against manafort. is the revelation he had these affairs and some of the other stuff thats revealed in court, could that affect the plea deal that rick gates cut with prosecutors? >> the question is, the question about whether or not he had affairs as opposed to one, gates did not answer that question because there was an objection and they moved on tch. the jur...

Intentions to sit down with robert mueller. the condition that rudy giuliani has staged, we wont talk about obstruction of justice, well talk about potential collusions and we want written answers, thats ridiculous. it is robert mueller thats going to set the tone and agenda for a meeting that he may or may not have with president trump. he has the law to his side. if he has to take it to the subpoena, it will go to the supreme court. it will say that president trump must sit. >> based on what. ...

The recent testimonies is references to the bank of cypress. the owner of the bank of cypress when manafort and gates were doing their shady business there was the same russian oligarch who paid donald trump $95 million for a house. and that deal netted donald trump 50 million in profit. i think its too close for comfort for the president to be hearing all of this talk about the bank of cypress and its too close for comfort for wilbur ross who subsequently gained control of the very same bank. >...

Is charged with here. bank fraud, lying to get loans, avoiding millions of dollars in taxes and we should note and remember that gates has pled guilty. pleaded guilty not only to conspiracy and also lying to federal prosecutors. pledded guilty for a lower term for the charges he faces and with that, of course, comes the promise he would have to prove his usefulness to the prosecution in coop rating and that testimony when it comes will be the demonstration of that cooperation and puts paul manaf...

Will be contacted by these people. tell them that the property that my wife and i have in new york is not business related. he said flat out, i am not going to tell them that. it is clear at this point that paul manaforts journey when things have fallen out economically for him around 2015 and 2016, he was getting to a desperate point and thats the case that the prosecution is making. hes a desperate person who would have done a lot in order to keep living that lavish lifestyle. >> let me pick u...

If this can be the case certainly increase the significance of an significant meeting and this mysterious meeting and involved in a lot of testimonies. we do have that tape of rudy giuliani trying to plea a reporter story that hes not quite familiar with that hes trying to get ahead out of, perhaps? >> this is fox news. >> why do you feel it is necessary to get on the record of things that have not been asked yet. whats coming? >> well, when i thought it was going to be published, i want to get ...

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Lot of stuff. inappropriate behavior, sexual misconduct, sexual assault from alleged threats to groping, alleged forceful kissing, i bet there are many more that you cited from there. but when you hear now from these testimonies as well as from people witness to the accounts, heard it first person, et cetera, it shows this is systemic or at least theyre trying to establish this was a systemic problem. part of the cbs culture. how does this end up being moonves defense, saying everybody was doing...

Remember, 90% of crime cases involved with key testimony. it is the basic m.o. of prosecutors, putting those witnesses on the stand and more importantly corroborating information makes them sufficiently credible. sammy the bull, had a lot more baggage than michael cohen, what do you say to that, jack? >> of course, you get testimonies against bad guys from bad guys. rudy giuliani himself had no doubt had testimonies from unsavored people on people who hes trying to convict. you mentioned earlier...