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Offramp to negotiate, to desensitize or reduce the tensions is very, very wise. neil: you know, general, a wide swath that, to your point, the benefit of the doubt on a couple of key things, the first comment that he suspected that the downing of our drone didn't come from tehran but was, you know, someone -- you know, a trigger finger, could be a general on site, but it didn't -- at least in his mind -- come from the government there. and then to follow up on that, letting the world know that with just a few minutes to go before a planned strike, he canceled it arguing that killing 150 people...

Somehow it's compassionate to simply ignore laws. some of these people have been ordered out. the president said came illegally. some showed up at the border and said, hey, i'm here for asylum. they went through the entire process and turns out they were lying. they were held by judges, very sympathetic judges, generally, to absolutely have no case so if we're not going to deal with less than, about one out of every 10,000 undocumented we're talking about moving out of here then do we take nobody? do we leave the criminal aliens when they get out of jail, having committed misdemeanors or felon...

Doesn't pit farmers against manufacturers. farmers, ranchers, manufacturers and workers all benefit from this. the big thing that drives manufacturing in the deal is the tight rules of origin coupled with tough protections for labor and the environment. and that will bring our manufacturing here, we'll share that fairly with canada -- neil: but you hope that's the case, right? i mean, when the president used trade as a wedge to get the mexicans to move on a border policy that did work, others looked at that and said, boy, at any moment whatever we crafted together on this new mexican/canadian ...

Keith davidson, her then-acting attorney. we were successful in having it taken down from the website. it wasn't until years later, around the time of the campaign, that they come back and ask, "what are you going to do now? because she is back on the trail trying to sell the story." at which point, david parker, on behalf of the "national enquirer," reached out to her and her attorney in order to go take a look at lie detector tests. that would prove that she was telling the truth. they contacted me and told me that she was telling the truth. at which point -- >> she took a lie detector test....

Disbarred? >> mr. cohen: i don't have an answer for your question. >> how long we question for mr. trump? >> mr. cohen: since 2007. >> what was the first time you failed to inform him of his legal obligations, as you testified today that you did in the case of the payment to miss clifford? when was the first time you do that? would that qualify for disbarment? >> mr. cohen: i don't know, sir. i'm not the bar association. >> i think you should consult with them may be occasionally on some of these things. >> mr. cohen: there is no point now, i lost my license. >> has anybody else promise to pay...