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Amount for brand valuation. this goes along with her, kara, saying that they have significant evidence indicating the trump organization used nuj stand by. i want to bring in our legal analyst here on cnn. did you hear what we said? can you -- >> yes, don. >> go for it, what do you make of this from the attorney general leticia james? >> well, obviously it's a very strong statement from the attorney general. i think it's a cause for concern any time a state attorney general is saying these kind of things. obviously, the core theory here goes to this valuation idea. did the trump organization s...

Office said ivanka trump was a key liaison to deutsche bank and donald trump, jr., from 2017 onward. they explain what investigators may be zeroing in on. have a listen. >> the core theory goes to the valuation idea. did the trump organization intentionally over value assets when convenient or under value those same assets when it was also convenient. the first question that i'm thinking about is who can they specifically tie to this conduct. they mentioned the trump organization, and they say, the words are chosen very carefully here, that there is some involvement by, and they name some memb...

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I think it becomes a very hard case for prosecutors to make against donald trump, because let's remember, the key theory here, the core theory is that the trump organization inflate and had deflated intentionally their assets. you'll need somebody to put that on donald trump. it's not enough for prosecutors to say, well, donald trump is the boss. he had to know. you have to prove that. if weisselberg isn't communicating, the rest of the circle has the name of trump. don jr., ivanka, they're not flipping. donald trump is not an e-mailer, he's not a textor. so i don't know if you prove a crimina...

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