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Cohen. but the company he keeps is noticeable. >> after running for new york city council in 2003 and losing in a landslide, coahen turned hs attention to real estate. attracting the attention of a man whose brash persona and glamorous lifestyle had made him a reality tv star. >> youre fired. >> donald trump who was enjoying fame on his hit show, "the apprentice." >> he bought a $1 million condo in the trump building and a $5 million in another trump building. where ivanka trump also lived. >> a...

>> that would be a decision for the president, according to pence. do you think he would go that far, the president? and if he does, what might that signal? >> personally, i think we should just have a new series of the apprentice where we could play all this out in front of donald trump and then he could wag the finger and say, "youre fired, mr. anonymous." being serious about this, no. i mean, what the administration is doing this weekend is trying to portray that this is one bad apple who was...

Grave injustice, and i think unfortunately in my line of work, which is white collar criminal defense, it happens more often than you think that the government gets things wrong. i think it highlights the bigger difficulty that prosecutors are having in the russia investigation at large. this isnt part of the mueller probe. this is in the d.c. federal court system, but it does have to do with sort of russia at large. and prosecuting these types of sort of spy cases are very ambiguous. they owned...

Welcome back to "kasie dc." president trump is facing legal issues on a number of fronts this week. "the washington post" citing a new court filing. reports the president will submit written answers under oath in a defamation case brought by summer zervos, a former contestant on "the apprentice." she accused trump of forceibly kissing and groping her. but this stems from the disparaging way trump denied her allegations in 2016. the president maintains the assault never happened. meanwhile, the 2...

Guilty to, the campaign finance violations, which involved payments approved by several executives at the trump organization, if this pattern of conduct was more widespread. in other words, they seem to believe that this didnt just happen on this occasion with stormy daniels, but there might have been other campaign finance violations. so thats what theyre investigating. its not clear that theyve found anything yet, but just that they havent closed the door on this probe. >> what youre saying is...

Welcome back to "kasie dc." president trump is facing legal issues on a number of fronts this week. "the washington post" citing a new court filing. reports the president will submit written answers under oath in a defamation case brought by summer zervos, a former contestant on "the apprentice." she accused trump of forceibly kissing and groping her. but this stems from the disparaging way trump denied her allegations in 2016. the president maintains the assault never happened. meanwhile, the 2...

Bufoon. i dont think you can underestimate the attraction "the apprentice" had. i think they see him as a can do businessman. would go to washington, get rid of gridlock. not that he was so unsophisticated, undisciplined and ignorant that he actually would go there and make things worse. >> do you believe that base who watched him on "the apprentice" and believed him as this straight-talking can-do business guy? do you believe theyve changed their opinion? because the president is actually very ...

Point that he needs to score. >> you like when he made fun of the apprentice. >> exactly. he has a way of doing that. is that entertainment for us? possibly. but i think there is something more important here. these last two weeks has been a real exposing of deep fissures in the country and people are realizing where we are. and now there are voices that are starting to emerge, this op-ed. now we will see how it plays out. you may ultimately be right, but i give obama an equal footing. >> here i...

President does not -- cannot perform his office. the president can be appeal that. the congress has to pleat within 48 hours. they have 21 days to make a decision. they either ratify the move or they side with the president. but if they ratify the move and they have -- continue to have the acting president, theres nothing in the amt that doesnt keep the president from simply being able to appeal it again. so i think of this as kind of advice and consent meets "the apprentice." we could he have t...

The president can be appeal that. the congress has to pleat within 48 hours. they have 21 days to make a decision. they either ratify the move or they side with the president. but if they ratify the move and they have -- continue to have the acting president, theres nothing in the amt that doesnt keep the president from simply being able to appeal it again. so i think of this as kind of advice and consent meets "the apprentice." we could he have this constant flow of things. if you read the legi...