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It. we had i think 500 people testify. we had 1.4 or 1.5 million documents. at the end of all of that he said there's no collusion. now what happens is the democrats want a redo and we've had enough and the country's had enough. there has never been ever before an administration that's been so open and transparent. >> okay. so that's not true. keeping him honest, it wasn't true when the president's advisors were stonewalling congress, refusing to answer questions, even deciding to assert executive privilege. wasn't true when he himself was refusing to sit down with robert mueller or when he re...

>> elliott, in one of the transcripts that was released cohen testified that, quote, virtually all my conversations were referred back to the client. jay wasn't going to speak on behalf of the president. he was relaying messages back and forth. so if sekulow isn't giving counsel but instead acting as a mouthpiece, i assume he's still protected by attorney-client privilege? >> he is. now the question is attorney-client privilege can't be a total shield for criminality if in fact he is concealing criminal conduct. the question is, what did he know? this is what we're talking about. was he aware ...

Was defiant if not entirely accurate. >> i think we've been the most transparent administration in the history of our country. we just went through two years of bob mueller with 18 people that hated donald trump, they were angry democrats as i call them. we've been through it for two years. they spent almost $40 million on it. we had i think 500 people testify. we had 1.4 or 1.5 million documents. at the end of all of that he said there's no collusion. now what happens is the democrats want a redo and we've had enough and the country's had enough. there has never been ever before an administra...

Dealing with information given to him by his client. jay sekulow doesn't have independent knowledge of when the trump tower moscow negotiations ended in 2016. he seems to be trying to convince michael cohen to line up his story with donald trump, but that doesn't mean that he knew the story was false. and as for the issue of pardons, i mean, it sounds to me -- i mean, i read the testimony, too. it's sufficiently general that it does not seem like it's an outright promise, but the falsehoods here seem to come more from donald trump. sekulow does not seem to be engaging in any improper conduct. ...