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The days biggest political and news stories, with interviews and reporting from around the nation. Youve got Michael Cohen, of course, guilty. These are individuals who were incredibly close to the president of the United States of america, and weve got to get an answer to the question, what did the president know . When did he know it . When this crime spree was taking place all around him. Weve got to clean up corruption with this administration, and washington, d. C. , restore our democracy for the people. We played maya some sound bites of those that are coming out and defending the presid...

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Directly for weisselberg. weisselberg is going to face a lot of problems if he doesn't flip. i think that is inevitable, because weisselberg is 73 years old. he doesn't want to spend five years or more in state prison. what's to say that trump will continue to support weisselberg? because according to michael cohen, trump promised cohen he would support him throughout the whole process. but as the legal bills started piling up, those promises went away. so using a metaphor, it's kill or be killed time. weisselberg has to decide. because if he doesn't cooperate and then trump is charged anyway,...

Said he has no interest in flipping. the other question is even if he doesn't flip, do prosecutors have enough based on michael cohen and the controller who testified, and the tax returns and the financial documents. my read is at this moment, they don't believe they have enough to charge other people, or else they would. so they're going to need a break here one way or another is the way i view it from my prosecuting experience. >> they need weisselberg. weisselberg is the guy who was involved in cutting the check for stormy daniels. according to michael cohen. weisselberg has the keys to the...

Itself to get weisselberg to flip. having said that, lots of people don't flip, they simply tell the truth. there is nothing to flip. you subpoenaed them, you interrogate them, you questioned them in front of a grand journey, and they tell the truth. now, i don't know mr. weisselberg, i don't need to cast any aspersions on that man, i don't know if you will tell the truth or if he would lie. but charging the corporation is probably not enough if he did something wrong to get him to own up to what he did. and so, there are other options for prosecutors. perhaps they have a case against miso wei...