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Donald trump for a long time have talked about this somewhatedsomewhat ed ad nauseam. this is a guy who's been stretching the truth for a long time. politico noting new york tabloid writers who followed trump on the rise as a mogul found him categorically difference in just how often and pointlessly he would lie to them. in his own autobiography, trump used the phrase "truthful hyperbole" to help close sales. what's more, this is something i've talked about somewhat ad nauseam here on his broadcast, the president has masked the art of repetition. he repeats words and phrases over and over. wit...

Connected, we'll see how closely, to the money trail, about an organization so closely entwined with the trump campaign that one would almost want to give michael cohen a masthead, editorship. >> what's fascinating here is that pecker and ami in some ways have an ironclad thing to say, in both the case of mcdougal and this. >> well -- >> right? they can just say, like, it didn't work out. we didn't publish it. >> and you know what? that could well be -- >> i'm not saying -- i'm not impugning it, i'm just saying, they can say that. >> that's exactly right. and in fact, that's what they said to ...

But that's different. >> you actually think the scope of it really matters here. that you've got a bunch of different data points, this is machinery that's been put in place, from a former prosecutor's perspective, that would matter. >> absolutely. and i think that's one possibility. and it doesn't have to be one crime. but remember, they have already specified some crimes that we've heard about in the search warrant application. we've heard about bank fraud, we have heard about campaign finance violations, i think we heard about some tax fraud, that was just based on the reporting. so there w...

Reporters to say, to spin awful things about him. this is a terrible press strategy. terrible. >> for someone who cares so much about his coverage, what do you think explains it? >> the die animaleck where they're all on speed dial. >> first of all, i think he thinks he can always control the narrative. i think this goes back to his days in new york where co-influence a couple of tabloid writers. his fake publicist. he was the creator of fake news. i think he believes, he is a very egocentric guy. i don't just mean in terms of the power. there's a permanent government in place, some of them ar...