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That when i was working on this case he made the wrong decision. >> understood. it's an interesting book, and i appreciate you coming in here and taking some of the questions, and people can read what you call the inside account and make up their own minds. thank you, mr. pomerantz. >> thank you. we're going to get into how obama, lebron and activism all comes together, and that secret deal, matt gaetz, we've got a new clue holding him accountable. stay with us. ng him accountable. stay with us

And there's a lengthy chapter at the end of the book that goes through my thinking about what may have happened, and i make the point that as far as i know, he was acting in good faith. another possibility is that because of the person, because of the stakes, because of the extremely high stakes, the tendency is to want to have perfect cases. the tendency is to about only when the circumstances compel you to act. i believe that that's one of the reasons that donald trump has been able to dance through the raindrops of accountability, and i believe that the practical impact of that is to create...

Through the judgment that the case should be brought and that he charges the financial statement case. i see from what has been publicly reported that he is moving forward in connection with the hush money case. if that prosecution brought, that's great. that should be applauded. the evidence is there. it may not be as sweeping an offense or an offense that involves so much money as the financial statement case, but it's still serious misconduct. i hope that case is brought. >> so in that sense, and i have to wrap up on timing, it's interesting, i mean, in that sense you made this presentation...

Statements. theoretically it's a simple crime because you just can't lie to banks. you can't give banks false information to get loans, but determining how the false financial statements were created required us to probe asset after asset year after year. >> bottom line, the case wasn't ready why cy vance was d.a. >> we came close. we were working at fever pitch. >> yes, but is close ready? >> close was not ready. that's why we didn't bring it. >> you didn't bring it then. this is what i think is interesting. you've clearly laid out why donald trump is a liar who faces evidence of trying to us...

Overtime that an enterprise corruption case with simply biting off more than we can do. there came of maine where both carry done and i, spoke with tsai vance, the district attorney about enlarging the team, and adding resources to, it and giving us more bandwidth. but again, we are coming up on the end of cy vance's term, we want to hire some senior people with extensive prosecutorial experience. we didn't think it was fair to the incoming industry to, carry did start hiring senior people at the very and assignments turn. and in any event we ultimately decided that largely for practical reaso...