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He has been to prague, but all of these look odd, don't they? the president's very recent behavior has added more questions about whether or not there is something he is trying to pride. and then the post reports that he was "furious" that the administration was being portrayed as taking the toughest stance on russia and that he insisted his aids misled him into what do we have now? he has crapped new sanctions. it feels like we're on the edge of something here. what is it, exactly and where do these pianos hanging over our heads dop? joining us now, mimi roca, welcome to the show. >> thank yo...

Problem that you want an answer to. it just doesn't seem like it. and beyond seeming, they're really showing that in the nature of the few clients that he has, the type of representation matters he's been involved in, which is not legal representation but more being this fixer and almost a businessman really. just because you have a law degree, if you're acting like a businessman, though, it doesn't shield you. >> then the law's going to treat you like a businessman. >> exactly. >> mimi rocah, former prosecutor with the southern district of the u.s. attorney's office in new york. which now has...

Will protect them. and it doesn't because the attorney-client privilege is usually important and prosecutors and judges take it extremely seriously but it is narrow. as you say, you have to have a real attorney-client confidential relationship where i'm seeking legal advice. it does not seem -- and i'm sure it's not that it's never happened. but it doesn't seem like mr. cohen is someone that you go to when you have a real legal tough problem that you want an answer to. it just doesn't seem like it. and beyond seeming, they're really showing that in the nature of the few clients that he has, th...

Federal prosecutors get a look at it because they said they need to make sure that they can protect any materials that should be kept confidential because of attorney/client privilege. the judge in this case today in this remarkable hearing, judge kimba wood, she denied their request for a temporary restraining order but she did leave open the possibility at the end of the day today that she's going to appoint a new person, a special master, to look at all of the seized documents to see if in fact any of them should be kept away from prosecutors. that sounds like the sort of thing i've heard o...

Abnormal that is. and i don't know how to think about whether or not the president should be treat like a normal party to a lawsuit like this or whether he should be he seen as somebody treated differently because he's the president. joining us now is a former prosecutor with the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york mimi roca. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> a special master being apointed to look at stuff, to see whether or not prosecutors can ultimately look at it themselves, i've heard the term special master before, so i know this is not something...