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Can you pinch me. >> reporter: constand said cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in his pennsylvania home in 2004, cosby said the interaction was consensual. in 2005 the district attorney at the time, bruce caster, who later would go on to be one of president trump's impeachment attorneys did not bring charges. he testified there was not enough evidence but instead he made a verbal agreement not to prosecute cosby if he would give a deposition in constand's civil case. that same deposition became the basis for a new da to charge him ten years later, days before the statute of limitations ...

Things that is really important is when nonprosecutorial agreements are made, they are in writing, approved by the court, and bruce caster, who had been the da for a number of years knew that. had actually implemented that in prior cases. so it's not like this was something he did not know. so, a verbal agreement like that not only doesn't happen, but i think the other thing to emphasize is that if it were to have happened, it would have been in writing, it would have been approved by the court. and there are other indicia that i'm happy to go through that kind of firm up for me at least the f...

Libby. they get in there and blow it up and screw it up for the victims and it happens every single time. i know know mark agrees with me as a defense attorney. he doesn't like prosecutors either. we will leave at that really quick though, mark. >> i was just going to say the interesting thing that tammy mentioned was there wasn't a written agreement but the prosecutor, the former prosecutor bruce caster who incident dentally defended trump in impeachment is the one who testified that he had this oral agreement. that's what they hung their hat on. >> jesse: all right. there you have it pennsyl...

The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump on Saturday, though seven Republicans sided with all Democratic senators to find him guilty.

The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump on Saturday, though seven Republicans sided with all Democratic senators to find him guilty.