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Hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels. $130,000 payments. stormy daniels no, no involves potentially falsified business records and possible campaign finance violations, something that would have surprised trump back in 1999. nobody knows more about campaign finance than i do. the payments to daniels were facilitated by cohen in the final days of the 2016 campaign. the access hollywood tape it just come out and they let you do it. you can do anything, and daniels was allegedly trying to sell her story about sleeping with trump money to stay silent. yes, um the story was coming out ag...

Time a former president is indicted in u.s. history, he needs to be held accountable he's been a con man -- broke many laws. it is a reckoning. donald trump is at the cente of that reckoning. when he was president, with th first attack on the u.s. capitol by american citizens and u.s. history that was because of him pushin a big lie. and now, it is time for me t finally be held accountable fo one of the alleged crimes that he's committed >> listen, pretty stunning isn't a? his former vice president, mik pence, chiming in and agreeing with you that he will be hel accountable once history assess...

Testified in his own defense, and admitted to them. so, even if they didn't find him guilty of these crimes, they were going to automatically find him guilty for the other crimes, so, he was going to get life no matter what. >> we saw dave say, at the beginning, this guy is a con man. by taking the stand, i believe it was like a slap in the face to me to that community into those jurors who are from there. i think, to go back to my initial point, that was a huge mistake, and that made that part of it even more important for the jury. and why they said so quickly, this guy's done. >> will the v...

Have backfired. sara, you can -- >> oh, i'm sorry. yeah, look, abby, there were really two reasons why we have a defendant testify, to humanize and to explain. he did have to explain things. i was always saying that this is one of those cases where i fear that, you know, it certainly is his right, he wants to exercise that right. i think his lawyers have to let him do it. and the problem here is that there were two death nells, not just his testimony but the admissibility of all of this lying, it really at the end was not about motive, it was about looking people in the eye that he eventually ...

Refused to do so. a liar is going to continue lying. that's his m.o. a con man's going to con. and then you can see he got the full sentence, and the defendant here, alec, was playing for the appeal. he knew that this judge was going to give him two life sentences no matter what he said, so he was playing for the appeal. he's also playing for his family name. i think the reason why he went to trial and admitted all the financial crimes was because he was okay being labeled a crook, but he did not want to be labeled a family anighlator, a murderer. he's going to keep that secret until his grave...