Play along with the game. trump may also be hoping the report brings the investigation to a close, but former u.s. attorney preet bharara who ran the southern district of new york says he expects more to come. it may be coming to an end, but i keep seeing conflicting pieces of evidence. sort of like things are not what they seem. on the one hand, andrew weissman, top deputy, is leaving. there s lots of people who are reporting who i presume have decent sources and are very smart who say it s rwinding dow. then on the other hand you have rick gates whose sentencing has been postponed yet again. for the fifth time. the fifth time. that makes it look like the work of the special counsel is not done. another apparent area of concern for the president is this man, the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler of new york. he s leading one of several congressional investigations. more on that just ahead. and as we mentioned, trump also lashed out at arizona senator john mccain
So having established that, what is your reporting on the status of the southern district of new york, the justice department new york bureau? well, my reporting suggests what you just said, that everything the southern district is looking into, which ranges from trump s foundation, to his finances, to his business, potentially poses even more legal jeopardy for him than mueller s probe. and i was speaking a couple days ago with preet bharara who, of course, used to be the u.s. attorney for sdny, and he said he agrees and he thinks the work the southern district is doing is more dangerous for trump because the southern district doesn t have the same circumscribed mandate. maybe obstruction of justice. but the southern district can look at anything it wants. and because of that, trump could be facing a lot of legal problems, legal questions, whenever he leaves office. and jeff, because you ve been both a fed and a former employee of the manhattan d.a., help us
You ve been in contact with the southern district of new york, is that true? i am in constant contact with the southern district of new york, regarding ongoing investigations. is there any other wrongdoing or illegal act that you are aware of regarding donald trump that we haven t yet discussed today? yes, and, again, those are part of the investigation that s currently being looked at by the southern district of new york. tomorrow, we may learn more about the southern district of new york. the feds in new york investigating michael cohen. a federal judge in manhattan has ordered prosecutors to publicly release redacted copies of warrants and other documents tied to last year s fbi search of cohen s office and home. there s new reporting tonight from the new york times concerning trump s many dealings
well, my reporting suggests what you just said, that everything the southern district is looking into, which ranges from trump s foundation, to his finances, to his business, potentially poses even more legal jeopardy for him than mueller s probe. and i was speaking a couple days ago with preet bharara who, of course, used to be the u.s. attorney for sdny, and he said he agrees and he thinks the work the southern district is doing is more dangerous for trump because the southern district doesn t have the same circumscribed mandate. that mueller does. mueller was tasked with looking at links and/or coordination between russia and the trump campaign and maybe obstruction of justice. but the southern district can look at anything it wants. and because of that, trump could be facing a lot of legal problems, legal questions, whenever he leaves office. and jeff, because you ve been both a fed and a former employee of the manhattan d.a., help us sort out the notion that the manhattan d.a.
To a close, but former u.s. attorney preet bharara who ran the southern district of new york says he expects more to come. it may be coming to an end, but i keep seeing conflicting pieces of evidence. sort of like things are not what they seem. on the one hand, andrew weissman, top deputy, is leaving. there s lots of people who are reporting who i presume have decent sources and are very smart who say it s winding down. then on the other hand you have rick gates whose sentencing has been postponed yet again. for the fifth time. for the fifth time. that makes it seem likes the work of the special counsel is not done. another apparent area of concern for the president is this man, the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler of new york. he s leading one of several congressional investigations. more on that just ahead. and as we mentioned, trump also lashed out at arizona senator john mccain who died almost seven months ago. he slammed mccain for passing the christopher st
Dismiss this once they look at what they had. it will be redacted, obviously. it s going to give us a good sense of the level of evidence they had to go into that room. it s not a high burden, but there has to be something given to the judge to go into the president s lawyer s offices and homes. so i think we re going to get certainly an interesting look at what it was at that time. tessa, it s become vogue to say that the biggest legal jeopardy this president might face is, indeed, what we ve started calling the department of justice new york bureau because the southern district of new york, for those who do not watch billions, can be a clunky and misleading title. so having established that, what is your reporting on the status of the southern district of new york, the justice department new york bureau? well, my reporting suggests what you just said, that everything the southern district is looking into, which ranges from trump s foundation, to his finances, to his business, p
Attorney preet bharara who ran the southern district of new york says he expects more to come. it may be coming to an end, but i keep seeing conflicting pieces of evidence. sort of like things are not what they seem. on the one hand, andrew weissman, top deputy, is leaving. there s lots of people who are reporting who i presume have decent sources and are very smart who say it s winding down. then on the other hand you have rick gates whose sentencing has been postponed yet again. for the fifth time. for the fifth time. that makes it seem likes the work of the special counsel is not done. another apparent area of concern for the president is this man, the house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler of new york. he s leading one of several congressional investigations. more on that just ahead. and as we mentioned, trump also lashed out at arizona senator john mccain who died almost seven months ago. he slammed mccain for passing the christopher steele dossier along to the fb
Really. one, as you just said, what they were looking for. that s going to be really a glimpse that the public usually doesn t get into dhethese kind document. the first thing they re going to get which i think is probably going to be a little more illustrativ illustrative, what did the feds have when they went to the judge with a warrant? there has to be a certain level of evidence. peop people, it s hrd hard for them to dismiss this once they looked at what they had. it will be redacted, obviously. it s going to give us a good sense of the level of evidence they had to go into that room. it s not a high burden, but there has to be something given to the judge to go into the president s lawyer s offices and homes. i think we re going to get certainly an interesting look at what it was at that time. tessa, it s become vogue to say that the biggest legal jeopardy this president might face is, indeed, what we ve started calling the department of justice new york bureau because the sout
Mueller s probe. and i was speaking a couple days ago with preet bharara who, of course, used to be the u.s. attorney for sdny, and he said he agrees and he thinks the work the southern district is doing is more dangerous for trump because the southern district doesn t have the same circumscribed mandate. that mueller does. mueller was tasked with looking at links and/or coordination between russia and the trump campaign and maybe obstruction of justice. but the southern district can look at anything it wants. and because of that, trump could be facing a lot of legal problems, legal questions, whenever he leaves office. and jeff, because you ve been both a fed and a former employee of the manhattan d.a., help us sort out the notion that the manhattan d.a., if they pursued charges against one paul manafort, does that make manafort kind of pardon-proof? what could go wrong there? i don t think it makes him pardon-proof, but it does create an interesting argument. there s a federal sy
Prevent problems, and to help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for comcast. we are working to make things simple, easy and awesome. you ve been in contact with the southern district of new york, is that true? i am in constant contact with the southern district of new york, regarding ongoing investigations. is there any other wrongdoing or illegal act that you are aware of regarding donald trump that we haven t yet discussed