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Nation"national enquirer," as w been reporting for a long time, he has a very close relationship with donald trump and a lot of information has been coming out in the past couple of months in revealing that donald trump could approve stories or not approve stories that are weighing in on him. so this might have been another story that ami has been trying to attack and coh during the election, any story that went through "the national enquirer" or any ami publication, if that's what michael cohen handled, are there other recordings with michael cohen or somebody else is discussing these kinds o...

>> maybe. >> she says american media incorporated, the parent company of the national inquire paid her $150,000. >> mcdougal says she thought he was signing a deal that would buy her silence and publish a few health and fitness health column for a.m.i. publication. >> let me ask you about these consequen coincidences. >> daniels and mcdougal are both in instances of affairs with donald trump and both of those deals with silence, it seems to be an awfully strange coincidence that they both landed in your lap. don't you think? >> no, not at all. i have an active practice. there are a few attorne...

An ami publication is vetted twice internally before they go ahead with the story. you'd have to imagine if they paid the guy $30,000 or whatever money was paid to anybody bringing the story to them, there must be some validity, once they pass through that process. >> "the new yorker" quotes a source saying "the national enquirer" who worked there, "we didn't pay thousands for nonstories let alone ten of thousands." this was $30,000, would they have paid that for a story they really did think was completely untrue? >> you can only draw conclusions by what happened and didn't happen. >> right, ...