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Pecker/ami may have in a safe or on donald trump? >> the reporting i've done is about these two payments that were made through ami. an additional one directly. >> and also, an additional payment to a trump tower doorman to suppress knowledge he claimed he had about a supposed trump love child that resulted from an affair. to be clear, we didn't uncover evidence that that claim was true, we did uncover the money, the actual payment during the election cycle. and a lot of people saying it was designed to influence the outcome. >> what's interesting also about this, that ami reached with authori...

To publish it, but to bury it. >> in this case, as a favor to donald trump and in this case also to not have a negative story hurt his electoral -- >> well, so, i reported personally on two payments of this type by a.m.i., the "national enquirer's" parent company, to suppress stories about donald trump. and at the time, as you pointed out, they claimed adamantly to me and to you when you did interviews around this, that this was purely a matter of journalistic integrity, that they had elected due to their own discretionary calls not to run these stories. but in each case we spoke to numerous s...

Truth. and that to me is doing the most political damage right now. i don't believe, particularly the stormy daniels piece, is problematic at all from the standpoint of the law. the a.m.i. thing might be a little bit more because the stormy daniels contribution is not -- is not a violation of itself. the violation is he didn't report it. the contribution itself is not illegal. but the fact he didn't report it is illegal. on the other case, a.m.i., it's a corporate contribute beiion, somebody else, if he directed it you have a different story. that is an illegal contribution. so i think they're...

David pecker saying this, it's they've agreed to have other employees give all the information that they know or talk about all they know, correct? >> there were a number of ami employees who were directly involved in these transactions, and were in regular receipt of pretty sensitive information about donald trump. dillon howard is another senior ami person who is party to this agreement with prosecutors. that makes a lot of sense. he knew a lot. >> this agreement is pretty open ended? they have to comment on anything authorities are interested in. >> we have knowledge of three election seaso...

>> it's open ended in terms of the information ami is being asked to give to prosecutors. this gives prosecutors to ask about everything. >> they can't ask about anything and give information if they have it? >> that appears to be what they're saying. >> it's fascinating. thank you so much. see what chris is working on for prime time. >> they're going to have to continue to ask, answer questions from prosecutors for this nonprosecution agreement. that's what triggered everybody's eyebrows. what else do they have to offer? a little bit of trickery with the fact there is. one of the things dav...