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Bob mueller was looking at and he chose not to take action. part of that was because he had trouble talking to the lawyers because of the attorney-client privilege. separate from all of that, what i had read both in the washington post report and based on some of the testimony, with respect to the issue of the trump tower deal, you know, it could be argued that jay sekulow was somewhat suggestive but i think, you know, we're getting really ahead of ourselves to say he did something approaching something unlawful especially when you know that michael cohen, you know, has credibility problems, w...

President's finances. and the president's legal team, the essence of their argument in trying to prevent congress from obtaining these records was that there was no legitimate legislative purpose. and as gloria just pointed out, this judge has effectively rejected that premise. so there are a couple of ways in which this could unfold. one is looking at the allegations that were made by the president's former attorney, michael cohen, under oath. now, as much as he has credibility problems, in his high-profile testimony on capitol hill just a couple of months ago, he alleged that the president c...

Wednesday. so, a new article in the "associated press" is asking the question, who can you trust in the cohen/trump saga, because both have credibility problems? in fact, let's take a listen to their contradictions. here it is. >> michael cohen lied about the pardon. >> i have never asked for, nor would i accept a pardon from president trump. >> it's a stone-cold lie. >> cohen's lying his you know what off all over town. i mean, it's one perjury after another after another. >> he knew all about pardons. his lawyers said that they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons. >> you may have heard ...

Culpa, he lied last week to congress. i'm not sure what his end game is when he could have said look, it's complicated. >> both have credibility problems, you have the president caught so often telling mistruths and then you've got michael cohen who says he was paid to lie on behalf of the president, before and after his presidency. who do you believe most? is that what the issue is? >> that's a good question. who do you believe most is right. it raises the issue of how well pardons play out in the probe going forward, whether it is michael cohen or other people involved. >> jeff mason, david...

Contradictory to other stuff he said of under oath. on the other hand, was not pushing their costs and there was no collusion. >> this is why prosecutors in general with regard to prosecution are so careful about cooperating witnesses, particularly cooperating witnesses would have a credibility issue and a truthfulness issue. >> it is not just the this witness. there are so many witnesses that we have seen brought forth from the democrats who have had credibility problems. if michael cohen is the best i have, what does that say about the others? do you think they will continue to rollout these...