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. and we're back with a rare look inside these new york investigations involving donald trump. the sdny in new york has been something that trump allies say could be even worse than mueller. now we're hearing directly for the first time from a witness who is involved in the sdny probe. you may have heard of him, keith davidson represented both stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. we were discussing how extensive his communication has been with the sdny investigators. >> about 1,500 pages of non-attorney client privilege material that i gave to sdny upon their request, and i will make that avai...

Could be even worse than mueller. we're hearing directly, for the first time from a witness, vo involved in the sdny probe. keith davidson. we were discussing how extense imp his communica ive his communication has been. >> about 1500 pages i gave to sdny upon their request. i will make that available to house judiciary committee. i sat down with the sdny prosecutors. they were about the most comp tent attorneys i met. for a time period of three separate meetings of about 20 hours in total. >> 20 hours. 1500 pages of material. that's a key piece of information from a witness in the probe. that...

Now we turn to a big interview with a first-time guest on "the beat," a man at the center of the sdny probe into michael cohen's election crime benefiting the trump campaign. keith davidson was in on the secret payments during the election. davidson negotiating the now-famous ndas between drutrum and those women dealing regularly on cohen and dealing with the "national enquirer" on other matters under investigation by the sdny prosecutors. that is a lot. mr. davidson has mostly kept his silence during the investigation, but the central role he played has many anchors talking about him. >> keit...

Analyst. from a legal point of view, this is clearly designed to prevent that kind of miscarriage of justice. >> and is that something that's good for the rule of law, i'm curious if you think? >> i think it's probably good for the rule of law. it's very unusual, let's not forget. >> i think that we'll see where it goes, but it could go in a way that is ultimately very good for the rule of law. >> i think we have to be very thoughtful, because i think this could be very good for the rule of law, or it could not depending on how it's used and we have to look at this in a very thoughtful case-by...

I think this is like a russian nesting doll. you keep opening one and you find another one inside. we're going to find who is at the very center of this. it might be the president. >> it's fascinating and you could reverse the nesting dolls and say you have mueller and andrew weissman and now you have sdny and now you have cy vance. you have prosecutor nesting dolls. >> dah. >> don't forget the attorney general of new york. >> i would never. great to have you both here. why did he lie? we're staying on that part of the story. thank you. up ahead, a former u.s. attorney who literally prosecut...