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Was given a choice yesterday in the courtroom, continue what the judge called his publicity tour, come on tv and talk about the case or represent your client in this courtroom. and he chose the publicity tour. is that right? >> sort of. the request was being held in abeyance anyway. so he wasn't going to be able to intervene right away. so i believe his explanation has been if we weren't going to be able to intervene anyway, let's drop my what they call the pro hok vice application. >> sew may come back around. >> if he feels like it serves his client best. >> what specifically was avenatti's ...

Documents and the records. they haven't looked at them yet. they're waiting for them all to go through the special master. part two was whether or not attorney michael avenatti would be allowed to appear pro hoc and intervene on behalf of stormy daniels. for the time being, the answer to that question is "no." >> danny cevallos outside the courthouse there. danny, thank you. the aforementioned michael avenatti, stormy daniels' attorney, he was in that courtroom a short time ago. he's here in our studio now. let's just get your take, first of all, on what danny just mentioned there. this decisi...

His fifth amendment rights in the stormy daniels's case. rudy giuliani has met with mueller. the attorney general, jeff sessions, talking about executive privilege and the president's pardon abilities. so there is a lot to cover. let's bring in former federal prors micha prosecutors michael zeldin and laura coates. this is actually kind of complex as a legal tactic. you can say it is is a no-brainer. you have an open criminal investigation. plead the fifth in the civil case, it will keep it in abeyance and keep it quiet. pleading the fifth can have a negative inference with the jury. that is a...

Of justice by the president and his aids who are deliberately trying to stop the investigation. they know there's something there or they wouldn't be doing it. they know there's someone guilty involved in a conspiracy with russia. the russians know something or have something and that's why they're trying to stop the investigation. and we have to let the investigation go forward to find out the answer to that. >> let me go to ken on that question. do you think they have to show that the trump's people did something we didn't know about it? we know he fired comey and tried to protect flynn. is ...

Her work as an attorney, and i look forward to my day in court with my legal team. what is the real story behind that? >> all i can say is that i wish summer the very best in her pursuit of justice. i cannot state the reasons for our withdrawal, but i think that what is really important and has not been discussed publicly is that this is the very important decision and victory that we won in the case of summer zervos against donald trump in the supreme court in new york, and the manhattan supreme court wrin the judge jennifer scheckter wrote a very, very important and well reason and thoughtfu...