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Justice everybody has the right to confidential secret communications with their legal representative. when federal prosecutors from the southern district of new york swooped in with fbi agents and took all this stuff from michael cohen's practice, from his legal practice, his office, his home, and the hotel room where he was living, this was their defense. hey, you may have taken all that stuff pursuant to the search warrant but you can't look at it. thousands if not millions of those documents that prosecutors just took, those are confidential legal -- that's confidential legal advice that m...

Extradite these people to the u.s. how will this indictment ever serve justice? then that indictment soon seemed not just surprising and maybe a little odd. it ultimately ended up seeming like it was maybe a little risky. when one of the entities that was sued, concord management, actually ended up hiring aggressive american attorneys to represent them in court. and that has resulted in some dramatic hearings where the lawyers for this russian entity have demanded reams of u.s. government documents as part of this court case. the discovery process in this case has forced the government, forced...

Hands of prosecutors, that appears to have been poor planning. if there is anything in those documents for michael cohen to worry about or the president to worry about, they are going to need something else to rely on. today's june 4th. by june 15th, which is a week from friday, end of next week, the judge in the michael cohen case has ordered that this entire review process, all the stuff seized from michael cohen, it has to be over and done with. this first report from the special master tonight indicates that as they're going through these materials they're finding almost nothing that can b...

Privilege, she would also protect things like medical records from michael cohen's family, anything else that was not necessarily attorney-client privilege specific but it's stuff that should be kept from prosecutors purely on the basis of privacy. you add those two things together, and that's another 155 privileged or highly personal items out of nearly 300,000 items that they got off those devices. so in that case in terms of electronic items from michael cohen's phones and his ipad prosecutors are going to get to look at more than 99 1/2% of those items that they seized. 98% of the hard cop...

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