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Motivated by personal vendetta and their desire to gained fame notoriety and a claim and a financial windfall. and we re further intended to advance their political agenda. and it says this, the breaks in the midst of the defendants actions cannot be understated. cannot be understated, wait a minute, cannot be understated. impossible to rewrite, rachel, do not try to rewrite art. do not. it s page one of the lawsuit, cannot be understated. how can you not understate. i m sorry. he has the lawyers who think the way he does. yes and who apparently i don t know never mind, i will not speculate. donald trump and his lawyers went to the same word school. ....
And team u.s.a. is already taking a knee. the u.s. women s national soccer team sparking a new wave of activism with other countries following suit from sweden to the u.k. to chili before respective matches. player removed from the soccer council for his stance against kneeling. seth joins us now. he also served our country. what s your reaction to this demonstration which was permitted by the u.s. by the ioc? hey, brian. appreciate you having me on. as you spoke about earlier, like the olympics are just showcase for country s exceptionalism, that s girls are doing pretty much the exact opposite of that i was this is such a disingenuous maneuver like it s all about promotion of personal brand for fame notoriety to appease the organization and liberal endorsements and sponsorships. in this particular case, like i ....
Will: two and a half years for a conviction or a guilty plea of extorting nike from. ainsley: for $25 million. will: $25 million in his statement yesterday before the court, avenatti said the following: i betrayed my profession. driven by things that didn t matter to my life. i often asked to myself why did this need to happen i have learned all the fame notoriety in the world mean nothing. everyone wants to rise in a limo with you but very few will to sit with you on the bus few are willing to take your calls from prison. brian: no kidding. ainsley: you don t want to sit on the bus with him because he has just been convicted of lying and he betrayed his client. the judge said he betrayed his client. he was representing a small basketball team. a youth basketball team and nike dropped them. then he threw them under the bus and extorting nike saying i will go public, i will hold a press conference and tell them what you have done and i will do that before your quarter earnings ....
His head of fame and notoriety. that is how he grades everything. everything is who is up. who is down. who is doing well. who is getting buzz. who s not. who is causing me problems. it is not really a merit-based system. it is a fame notoriety based world. that is how he sees things. i think the political reporters who made their chops in new york were tremendously valued. they are more valued now because they understand that s who donald trump has been his life. panel, thank you for all of those fascinating insights. up next, a cnn exclusive. russian hackers suspected of planting fake news that is now fuelling the crisis in the middle east among america s closest allies. the fbi is on the case. we have a live report from qatar next. ....