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He's telling the truth this time? >> there is no perfect way to do that. it's a very different kind of forum when he appears particularly in public hearings with congress, as opposed to cross-examination you might see it in a courtroom. there is no magic to it. he put his finger on one thing, which is that you have to contextualize and look at the overall picture as best you can. and then recognize that there are some serious credibility baggage for mr. cohen. apparently enough baggage to give federal prosecutors from giving him credit as a cooperator. speed when you've heard from catherine he...

The president has vast pardon power but not unlimited, and no pardon is free from political scrutiny. the actions and words don't have to amount to a crime to be wrong. that's the point. and this president is going to have to confront that reality, if not in court, certainly in the court of public opinion. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with d. lemon right now. let's get to him. >> chris, you realize you're talking about donald trump, right? >> yes. thank you. >> i'm just saying. i mean his own lawyer said this week that he couldn't trust him to tell the truth during a deposition, or if...

Scrutiny. the actions and words don't have to amount to a crime to be wrong. that's the point. and this president is going to have to confront that reality, if not in court, certainly in the court of public opinion. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with d. lemon right now. let's get to him. >> chris, you realize you're talking about donald trump, right? >> yes. thank you. >> i'm just saying. i mean his own lawyer said this week that he couldn't trust him to tell the truth during a deposition, or if he was questioned by robert mueller. the guy can't tell the truth, and you say his name is ...

And what did he conceal from the pfizer courts. primarily with mr. steele, after he had been fired by the fbi, they knew they couldn't trust him. the third thing is regarding carter page. the information the fbi had that indicated all of these accusations they made against him were not true and they didn't include that in the fisa application. they had a legal obligation to do that. they can't say we will show the fisa courts this but we won't show them that, they can't do that. >> harris: are we going to get to see how this secret court operates? are we going to get some revelations about tha...

Anything that persuaded her otherwise, found that she just couldn't trust him again to comply with the conditions of bond now that he has breached it in a very serious way. >> and, chuck rosenberg, from the standpoint of mueller, of the investigation that really sort of started all this, the question, the issue that's been raised here is does it make it more likely for paul manafort to want to cooperate, to want to seek some kind of a deal with the special counsel? from mueller's standpoint, do you think those odds in his mind went up because of this? >> well, yes and no, steve, and here's why...