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Exploring issues that affect leaders in the U. S. And around the globe. Penalties are even higher, the evidence is even more volume nous, or will he cut his losses, cut a deal and tell what he knows if anything about potential collusion between donald trump and the Russian Election interference effort . Let me bring in the panel now. I want to get to my legal experts, more of my legal experts. By the way, a little more breaking news, the Cohen Hearing is officially over. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12th for his guilty plea at 11 00 a. M. Hes out on 500,000 bail which was cosigned by h...

Looked strong, this whole case is a fraud, he shouldn't be up for these charges, whereas cohen looks like a rat today and he looks weak and he's in the courthouse emotional. i think that will play into how donald trump reacts. >> paul manafort playing not for a hung jury, for a pardon. and he's kichbconsistently play that role. >> let me go to two of my legal experts here. gene rossi, former u.s. attorney in virginia. you got this conviction as the prosecutor. do you -- how open would you be if manafort says could we cut a deal? >> i would take it in a heartbeat. and i've had this happen -- ye...

To the white house -- the white house legal team took pity on me after i attempted to explain why trump's name wasn't mentioned. so he's calling in real time. it is in fact -- >> that's why we have mimi rocca. >> it's generally not done. but he added a political twist here. because he said it's not appropriate for a prosecutor to malign someone who is not before them. this is an effort tonight anti-comey. to not shoot your mouth off and be political but to play this spriktly by the book. that's what the prosecutors were doing there, they were being restrained. >> the president has tweeted. "ju...

The district of columbia, get acquitted on all of the charges there, then get all of the charges on which you're convicted in virginia overturned on appeal is approaching absolute zero. so if he's keeping his options open i think it's a wise thing to do but it may be just a throwaway line. >> what do you do with the pardon issue as a prosecutor? that that's sort of hanging up there. not many clients that you successfully convict, you know, have a pardon they might be able to pull out of their back pocket pretty quick. >> i would say there's almost nothing you can do. you have no control over i...

But it's not -- >> all right, gene. let me go to your boss. your former boss here. chuck rosenberg. how much you know you're going to put manafort on trial again in the district. you know he's going on trial again in a few weeks. so if he's coming for a deal how much hardball do you play? >> well, you have a lot of leverage now. and gene is right. this is the type of case in which you would take cooperation even after a guilty verdict. and there's another factor here too, chuck, which i think is important. mr. manafort didn't testify at trial. meaning i think he didn't testify falsely. meaning...