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Daniels and michael cohen. it is just this rhetorical question. do any of us out there still have any questions or doubts or wonder at all that what stormy daniels or michael cohen would say to a grand jury. michael cohen has a podcast. he wrote a book. he testified before congress. he goes on all the shows. so, no one really has any doubt with michael cohen. i think it is fairly safe to say, we all know everything that stormy daniels has to say. and we've known it for five, six years. so, even if she came in and dispatched -- and ultimate criminal prosecution, i think we largely know what tha...

Joining us now former nypd inspector paul moreau, when are really good as sticking with their stories, no matter what. cross-examine is not going to get them to confess. >> right, this is going to be a game day decision, and defense seems to have called an oddable, saying we lost every major evidentiary hearing in this case, maybe we petter rolls dice, they put him up there, at-this-point, i afle agree with that decision, i could he whether you feel he is guilty, innocent and et cetera, one has to admit in light of the circumstances he acquitted himself pretty well, obfuscated pip timeline as ...

Least a fishing rod. in other words even the people in this bailout know it's wrong, but they don't give a [bleep] because cancun here we come. i had great times there. that doesn't stick in your brought you need to get your cross-examine. or slain any what the hell across is. i would to the doctor lawrence. [laughs] i was surprised by the size. what if you're keep doing it. it is to keep doing it. and then he gave me an ointment. >> kat: were good, were good. >> greg: are you is upset about the stuff as i am? i'm sorry about the bailouts. i gonna disagree with me? [laughter] >> what he identi...

Court delivers a devastating judgment slamming the police investigation’s failure to identify ‘unknown white males’, among other mishaps

The alleged victim in a police battery trial, who went missing when it was his turn to be cross-examined, was back in a Broward County courtroom Wednesday.