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Crimes while working for donald trump. i think thats what makes him so interesting. he was a most intimate adviser, setting up deals aall over the soviet union. thats what he is doing. so he is not some sort of random person. he is somebody right in there in the trump organization, while he may have been doing things. we havent heard yet, whether the southern district is going to charge him. >> we should say, of course, cohen says, clear my family and country, not president trump, its his first ...

Thats what he is doing. so he is not some sort of random person. he is somebody right in there in the trump organization, while he may have been doing things. we havent heard yet, whether the southern district is going to charge him. >> we should say, of course, cohen says, clear my family and country, not president trump, its his first loyalty. what do you think about the time line as floated in the "times" article which is possibly before labor day. >> this is a moment of truth for michael coh...

Mcgahn, the president tut put i. he is driving trumps successful efforts to fill the courts with conservative judges. >> that, includes, okay, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh mcgahn escorted to capitol hill today. though reporters were interested in a different topic. >> why did you take so long to the special counsel, mr. mcgahn. >> were you afraid the president would betray you? >> do you regret that decision? >> will you continue to comploo i? >> have you briefed the white house on ever...

>> so im going to be a little contrary here, chris, say i see where the president is coming from when he says this is a bit old news, my colleague, bob costa and i wrote in november when don mcgahn went before bob muellers interview team, sat down with verdicts two days straight so people have known for a long time that don mcgahn was cooperating with the investigation, that everyone who was in the white house was encouraged to voluntarily be engaged in these interviews. now what we do know now ...

That constitutional norms that have governed our country for hundreds of years would say, no. now, if he does it, who can stop him? the answer is congress can top him. we have a mechanism for impeachment. >> or possibly the courts. >> possibly the courts, depending on how he does it. in the future after he leaves office a president can be prosecuted if he commits a crime like obstruction of justice, thats why nixon needed the pard frein ford many years ago. its a total subversion of the system t...

Director of protect democracy now and a reporter for the washington post. carol, have you news about don mcgahn or what he has been saying to robert mueller what have you learned in. >> so im going to be a little contrary here, chris, say i see where the president is coming from when he says this is a bit old news, my colleague, bob costa and i wrote in november when don mcgahn went before bob muellers interview team, sat down with verdicts two days straight so people have known for a long time ...

Maybe. maybe the lesson of ferguson is f most of the police. >> that doesnt seem to be in response to some twitter troll. >> the same thing with a lot of oother justifying tweets. she retweeted the n word. it was someone using the n-word satirically to control race its and make the pont that theyre wrong. the fact that she used her word has enough to be ousted before she got there i dont see how you fire quinn norton and stand behind jeong. the "new york times" i dont think has a defensible stan...

Hired for their prestigious editorial board. typically for a conversation like this id go to the "times," today there was nothing in the print version for hatred of white the people, police, et cetera, et set ramp thats something i noted on twitter, which prompted somebody else to reply, well, what else do you need to know? is it that simple? sit heard she tweeted f the police multiple times? perhaps the president retweeted the drenl report that calls her out. i know one time she said f the poli...

Is necessary to close out the russia investigation. trumps attorney admits the "new york times" admits to the "times" there is not much of a chance mueller would agree to those demands. in the meantime, investigators are connecting the dots between paul manaforts bank trial and they say the former campaign chairman was given some $16 million in loans, who imthe banker who approved those loans was seeking a role in the trump campaign. lets talk about it all at a professor leave in our london bure...

Making the same arguments, but making them for hillary clinton rather than helping donald trump by making the civil liberty arguments. its all about small-mindedness and intolerance, and unwillingness to talk. this is whats going on on college campuses these days. conservatives are being shunned. conservatives are being denied the right to speak on campus. when you see serious people, adults wanting safe spaces, trigger warnings, not to be confronted with a view they support if it applied to a d...