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The democrats on this investigation to learn more about exactly what happened back in 2015 and 2016. >> amidst this, pamela, michael cohen's attorneys filed lawsuits against the trump organization seeking millions of dollars in legal fees and other expenses. they went to court in new york to do so. >> that's right. they did. they filed this lawsuit in a court in new york. michael cohen's attorney contends there was an agreement between michael cohen and trump org to pay his legal fees after the raid on his home and office. according to this filing, they didn't end up doing what they said they ...

Investigations were going under way. when it came time to -- when michael cohen's document review after his raid was being finalized, that the trump organization just stopped paying those legal fees and cohen is alleging that's because he was switching lawyers and was going to start the path to cooperate with prosecutors. he's saying he was entitled to still be covered because he was working under this agreement with the trump organization. the trump organization has declined to comment. people familiar with the trump camp's thinking is that michael cohen was being investigated for a host of c...

Hit the educated workforce, the white collar employment that is seen in, say, big law. right? i so in big law, a huge portion of big law, especially in the early years, is document review. that's already been hit by a.i.um and that's only begun. physicians may be more threatened than nurses. because a lot of physicians simply read symptoms and offer diagnosis. that's certainly going to be automated. in other words, it's only begun in the white collar world. and i think we can look at what's happened to our blue collar economy as sort of a warning for all of us. >> tucker: so why -- i mean, eve...

The white collar employment that is seen in, say, big law. right? so in big law, a huge portion of big law, especially in the early years is document review. that's already been hit by ai. and that's only begun. physicians may be more threatened than nurses. because a lot of physicians simply read symptoms and offer diagnosis. that's certainly going to be automated. in other words, it's only begun in the white collar world. and i think we can look at what's happened to our blue collar economy as sort of a warning for all of us. >> tucker: so why -- i mean, everything that you have said is well...

Investigation. let's bring in steven mull roy a former federal prosecutor for the justice department's civil rights division and constitutional law professor at the university of memphis. break this down for us. the fbi has not been notified. and in their letter, the fbi was asked if they could get this thing done in a week and the answer was depends on the schedules of everyone we would have to interview. very tight time constraints here i suppose it is tight but not impossible depending on the schedule and how many witnesses they would want to interview. presumably they would want to intervi...