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The southern district of new york regarding ongoing investigations. >> is there any other wrongdoing or illegal act what youre aware of regarding donald trump that we havent yet discussed today? >> yes, and again, those are part of the investigation thats currently being looked at by the southern district of new york. >> you dont say. thats where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. former federal prosecutor paul butler. with us in new york, former u.s. attorney joyce vance ...

New york think theres other financial things that you did. also they said managed to commit a series of crimes all withholding himself as a licensed attorney and up standling member of the bar, also the southern district prosecutor said -- wrote that your consciousness of wrongdoing is fleeting, that your remorris is minimumable and your instinct is to blame others is strong. so im kind of left here, why you worked for the president for ten years before he was president, if you have any sense of...

Information with respect to the personal life, political affairs, and/or business affairs of mr. trump or any family member, close quote. do those terms sound familiar to you? >> ive seen that document. >> in fact theres class action lawsuit filed this month by former trump chain worker jessica denson that this nda language is illegal because it is too broad, too vague, and would be used to retaliate against employees who complain of illegality or wrongdoing. would you agree that in the use of t...

Something important we learned from michael cohen under oath. he said hes in constant contact with the feds wurk working other cases. heres what happened when a congressman asked about his last personal interaction with trump. >> and what did he or his agents communicate to you? >> unfortunately this topic is actually something thats being investigated right now by the southern district of new york and ive been asked by them not to discuss and not to talk about these issues. >> is there any othe...

Forward? >> i apologize, if you want to define "chilling." >> oh, just that he would -- in using these ndas or trying to enforce them, would basically try to keep people silent. >> that was the goal. >> and nothing at the trump organization was ever done without it being run through donald trump; is that correct? >> thats 100% certain. >> mr. cohen, do you believe there are people out there today, either from the presidents business or personal life, who are not coming forward to tell their stor...

I want to ask you about it on the other side. >> when was the last communication with president trump or someone acting on his behalf? >> i dont have the specific date, but it was awhile ago. >> and what did he or his agent communicate to you? >> unfortunately, this is being investigated by the southern district of new york and ive been asked not to talk about these issues. >> fair enough. is there any other wrong doing or illegal act that you are aware of regarding donald trump that we havent d...

For more information on how to be prepared and keep your family safe, visit pge.com/safety. the 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls are working to set themselves apart from the pack and now at least three candidates are showing support for some sort of reparations for the descendants of slaves. an official way for the government to acknowledge wrongdoing and compensate for years of oppression. senator elizabeth warren, senator kamala harris, and julian castro have all said they support some ...

Tomorrow with more evidence? >> it is possible. thats why this is going to be such a dynamic situation. in any criminal trial the most dramatic, most explosive moment is when the cooperator takes the stand. testifies against his former partner, his former boss. were going to have that here. only no rules of procedure, no rules of evidence. >> you cant object -- >> right. normally if you have a piece of evidence at a criminal trial the prosecutor would offer it up the defense lawyer would object ...

Justice department if they make a decision not to prosecute, that is not made public and that is the guideline that governs this particular document. the distinction is, however, that typically a regular person could be indicted if theres a crime. under doj policy, that is not the case for the president of the united states. and knowing rod rosenstein, i would be surprised if he would be comfortable with the idea that, hey, you cant indict a sitting president but you also cannot share informatio...

The president is overreaching. we will bring in david gregory, jeffrey toobin and dana bash, cnn reporter. when michael cohen testifies in front of the senate intelligence committee, we wont be able to hear it. if he testified to criminal wrongdoing, what do they do? >> there is not much they can do other than impeach him or not impeach him. there is not a specific remedy available. i dont think the impeachment will go forward any time soon. i assume what they will really do is leak what he said...