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david pecker said, yes, it was later david pecker testified, we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrassed or hurt that campaign prosecutors are going to say, look, the motive was campaign donald trump's team is going to say well, there was also a personal motive here for donald trump's. so look for that on cross now eventually they enter into a contract with karen mcdougal, ami, david pecker enters into a contract that donald trump himself was not part of. and david pecker said the purpose of that agreement was to disguise the true nature of the contract. they didn't want the public learning about karen mcdougal's allegations. now that brings us to sort of between chapter two and chapter three. the big thing that happens is the access hollywood tape came out and the jury's not seeing that tape, but they've learned about it. this is where donald trump gets caught on camera talking about, you can grab them by the blank, et cetera. we remember that tape and pecker said, when that takes it came out, it was very embarrassing, very damaging. again, to the campaign importan
david pecker said, yes, it was later david pecker testified, we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrassed or hurt that campaign prosecutors are going to say, look, the motive was campaign donald trump's team is going to say well, there was also a personal motive here for donald trump's. so look for that on cross now eventually they enter into a contract with karen mcdougal, ami, david pecker enters into a contract that donald trump himself was not part of. and david pecker...
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pecker said that's correct. and the prosecutor said, and despite the fact that publishing that story would have helped your bottom line, you killed the story because it helped the candidate donald trump pecker said yes. so they're counter and cutting against the standard operating procedure, obviously, if this was national enquirer gold and they would have made a fortune off the headline. they decided not to publish it and that was the point prosecutors we're trying to push that. this was for donald trump's candidacy, not for the bottom line. >> prosecution gold. >> i mean, to get him to admit that i was willing to do something that was contrary to my bottom line to help a candidate that's exactly what they need to say. >> and that's what the prosecution's trying to do in order to make michael cohen irrelevant. levin, frankly. and could you just explain to me because i don't understand how is that a cry house that an elements of the crimes are the elements that the judge is going to read after the summation so t
pecker said that's correct. and the prosecutor said, and despite the fact that publishing that story would have helped your bottom line, you killed the story because it helped the candidate donald trump pecker said yes. so they're counter and cutting against the standard operating procedure, obviously, if this was national enquirer gold and they would have made a fortune off the headline. they decided not to publish it and that was the point prosecutors we're trying to push that. this was for...
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pecker said, so mr. trump said when he called me, he said, did you see anderson cooper interview with karen mcdougal? i said yes. he said i thought you had and we had an agreement with karen mcdougal that she can't give any interviews or beyond any television shows. so i said, yes. i said we had an agreement by amended it to allow her to speak to the press. does trump got very aggravated when he heard that i mended it. he couldn't understand why i said karen had a two-year agreement. she was flooded with requests from the press for interviews and i amended her agreement at that time, trump said, well, then you paid her. i said yes, i paid her an amended the agreement. he was very upset. he couldn't understand why i did it. in quote, i just want to play what karen mcdougal actually said during the interview or not, we don't have it why would he have why would he have amended? >> i don't understand why would david pecker have amended that agreement with karen mcdougal? >> it's not, clear to me either. i me
pecker said, so mr. trump said when he called me, he said, did you see anderson cooper interview with karen mcdougal? i said yes. he said i thought you had and we had an agreement with karen mcdougal that she can't give any interviews or beyond any television shows. so i said, yes. i said we had an agreement by amended it to allow her to speak to the press. does trump got very aggravated when he heard that i mended it. he couldn't understand why i said karen had a two-year agreement. she was...
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to david pecker and liked david pecker more than he liked donald trump no. >> it is. and this is analysis from abby phillip who is inside the prosecution is laying out evidence and speaks to why michael cohen was so concerned that david pecker was furious about not being repaid there was a lot of information that the tabloid had on trump in a secure drawer. cohen didn't know what was in it, but he wanted to make sure pecker remained loyal to trump. so that's the significance. of that. and then inside the courtroom after being asked if you ever altered the recording and michael cohen says no, was it typical for you to discuss financial matters with allen weisselberg? prosecuting attorney susan hoffinger asks, it was typical for everyone to discuss financial matters with allen weisselberg, cohen says, cohen also notes at weisselberg was a longtime loyal employee to trump. >> so the word loyal, let's just talk about what's behind everything here, which is michael cohen's credibility and i think it's important to remind our audience. he is not getting anything for his tes
to david pecker and liked david pecker more than he liked donald trump no. >> it is. and this is analysis from abby phillip who is inside the prosecution is laying out evidence and speaks to why michael cohen was so concerned that david pecker was furious about not being repaid there was a lot of information that the tabloid had on trump in a secure drawer. cohen didn't know what was in it, but he wanted to make sure pecker remained loyal to trump. so that's the significance. of that. and...
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trump, he was skeptical of that pecker says, yes. prosecutor says, how about when you explain the reason that you wanted to extend her contract to mr. trump, ms hicks, and ms sanders, how to mr. trump react to the new plan or how did he react to that plan during that second congress? for station pecker answers, saying trump said, it's your business. you do whatever you plan on doing. so guys, it really talks about how pecker was still moving on this and working with karen mcdougal even after trump took office and having these phone calls with very high level people within the white house during the presidency still dealing with the fallout of these catch and kill deals that they had made leading up to the election yeah. >> the other thing that strikes out to me, laura, about that is that after the election, trump is like whatever you want to do is just fine tim, what did you hear and all of that? >> i mean, a lot of this stuff and i know that everybody wants to say, oh, this is all criminality of the campaigns and everything. but the
trump, he was skeptical of that pecker says, yes. prosecutor says, how about when you explain the reason that you wanted to extend her contract to mr. trump, ms hicks, and ms sanders, how to mr. trump react to the new plan or how did he react to that plan during that second congress? for station pecker answers, saying trump said, it's your business. you do whatever you plan on doing. so guys, it really talks about how pecker was still moving on this and working with karen mcdougal even after...
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pecker said when mr. trump called me he said, he asked me if i saw the stormy daniels interview with anderson cooper and i said yes, i did. he said we have an agreement with stormy daniels that she cannot mention my name or do anything like this. and each time she reaches the agreement it is a one million-dollar penalty and based on the interview with anderson cooper, donald trump talk about himself she owes him $24 million. john says, that is what donald trump told you, pecker said, that is what he told me. >> you recently interviewed stormy daniels. there is some money -- >> that was a desperate problem for stormy daniels. but when she was represented by michael, he slew donald trump on her behalf for defamation. that case was not only thrown out of court but the judge in california awarded attorney fees to donald trump because the judge said the case was frivolous. those were assessed against the client, stormy daniels, not against the lawyer. that debt which has been multiplying is currently about $67
pecker said when mr. trump called me he said, he asked me if i saw the stormy daniels interview with anderson cooper and i said yes, i did. he said we have an agreement with stormy daniels that she cannot mention my name or do anything like this. and each time she reaches the agreement it is a one million-dollar penalty and based on the interview with anderson cooper, donald trump talk about himself she owes him $24 million. john says, that is what donald trump told you, pecker said, that is...
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and pecker gibbs prosecutors, what they want. he's going to testify hi to that. >> we also saw this hearing this morning where it was discussed whether trump violated a gag order which prevents him from talking publicly about witnesses in jurors in the case. the penalty is a. $1,000 per offense. explain why it's seems like small change for him. >> a lot of people have asked me about that as well, briana and $1,000 seems really small, but look, it's set by new york law in new york judiciary loss 7501 sets $1,000 per instance. so per statement, per comment, whatever or and, or it could be either 30 days in jail. now, it wouldn't be uncommon for a judge to start low and then work their way up to jail because you also have to remember donald trump in this case has not been formally sanctioned. it's all the other cases where he's had gag orders and so on. so it's not so surprising that that he's talking about this is what the prosecutors have asked for. they've asked for fines. now if donald trump is sanctioned, if there is one statem
and pecker gibbs prosecutors, what they want. he's going to testify hi to that. >> we also saw this hearing this morning where it was discussed whether trump violated a gag order which prevents him from talking publicly about witnesses in jurors in the case. the penalty is a. $1,000 per offense. explain why it's seems like small change for him. >> a lot of people have asked me about that as well, briana and $1,000 seems really small, but look, it's set by new york law in new york...
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pecker? we purchased the story so it wouldn't be published by any organization. >> steinglass. and why did you not want it to be published by any other organization? pecker? i didn't want we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrassed or hur's the campaign. and that's just one of the many times where pecker is indirect. basically said this was for the campaign, not for a personal reason. it's incredibly important because as we keep hearing from this gentleman, like what's the crime here? there's the crime that this is an illegal campaign contribution that is funneled through funneled through ami american media, the national enquirer for the benefit of donald trouser, house of a campaign contribution. because it's money spent for the benefit of the campaign. oh, come on. you don't think that's pecker gave some really important testimony today about that where he said that when it got close to the campaign, trump express concern about stories coming out about allegations of affa
pecker? we purchased the story so it wouldn't be published by any organization. >> steinglass. and why did you not want it to be published by any other organization? pecker? i didn't want we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrassed or hur's the campaign. and that's just one of the many times where pecker is indirect. basically said this was for the campaign, not for a personal reason. it's incredibly important because as we keep hearing from this gentleman, like what's...
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he also tried to catch david pecker in some inconsistencies in here his testimony, david pecker has been cooperating with prosecutors, the federal prosecutors and the district attorney's office for several years now. and so they were focusing on remember, the testimony about a january 2017 meeting at trump tower that david pecker walked into all donald trump was finishing up a meeting with some of with the f then cia director james comey and others and during this meeting is when david pecker testified that there was that he had a conversation so what donald trump donald trump thanked him for taking care of the doorman's story in the karen mcdougal story so donald trump's attorneys pressed him on notes from previous interview had given with investigators. and in that interview notes he said, according to the fbi's nodes, that david pecker told them that donald trump did not express any gratitude david pecker dug in on that today saying that the fbi knows were wrong and that his testimony over the past few days is that correct accurate testimony? so a lot of back and forth over different
he also tried to catch david pecker in some inconsistencies in here his testimony, david pecker has been cooperating with prosecutors, the federal prosecutors and the district attorney's office for several years now. and so they were focusing on remember, the testimony about a january 2017 meeting at trump tower that david pecker walked into all donald trump was finishing up a meeting with some of with the f then cia director james comey and others and during this meeting is when david pecker...
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former president asking him, at that moment, according to pecker house, karen doing two which pecker says he replied, quote, she's doing well, she's quiet. everything is going good in another conversation, pecker said trump preferred to mcdougal is our girl. pecker also suggested that trump was angry about the interviews i did with her and stormy daniels when each broke their silence will bring you excerpts in our coverage tonight. >> in washington, the supreme court oral arguments were underway and the conservatives who as we know, have a majority on the court, appeared to embrace at least some form of criminal immunity for presidents, the liberal minority, by contrast, focused on the temptation that might be it for a future president if they have that what i'm i more worried about using to be worried about the president being chilled. i think that we would have a really significant opposite problem if the president wasn't chilled if someone with those kinds of powers, the most powerful person in the world with the greatest amount of authority could go into office knowing that there
former president asking him, at that moment, according to pecker house, karen doing two which pecker says he replied, quote, she's doing well, she's quiet. everything is going good in another conversation, pecker said trump preferred to mcdougal is our girl. pecker also suggested that trump was angry about the interviews i did with her and stormy daniels when each broke their silence will bring you excerpts in our coverage tonight. >> in washington, the supreme court oral arguments were...
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pecker says, yes, beauvais. and that included celebrities, right? pecker? yes. and most celebrities wanted positive treatment and i'll public occasions, right? bakker, they do. and you had a relationship like this with other politicians correct? becker says, yes. and you are aware that many politicians work with immediate inner try to promote their image, right? pecker says, yes, and promote their brand pecker says yes to facilitate their campaign, correct? pecker says yes standard brink procedure, as you understand it, correct? david pecker says yes. and in fact that another place david becker says, the first time he heard the phrase catch and kill was from investigators when they were asking him about this, they say before this investigation started, you had not heard the phrase catch and kill david becker says, that's correct. i thought that was a very pretty skillful cross-examining and a good read, write, and even, even better you should have taken that law school. >> but anyway but isn't the answer. >> so what ultimately you know, he he hadn't covered up f
pecker says, yes, beauvais. and that included celebrities, right? pecker? yes. and most celebrities wanted positive treatment and i'll public occasions, right? bakker, they do. and you had a relationship like this with other politicians correct? becker says, yes. and you are aware that many politicians work with immediate inner try to promote their image, right? pecker says, yes, and promote their brand pecker says yes to facilitate their campaign, correct? pecker says yes standard brink...
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pecker's answer. i thought it was for the campaign we have a lot to talk about within legal commentator and former trump white house lawyer, jim shultz for repel or prosecutor jean rossi, former january 6 committee investigative counsel, markets childress. former us attorney, and the author of the forthcoming book, pardon power. it can wally and former republican congressman joe walsh so glad to have all of you guys here. i want to ask you first about what took place. there was the cross-examination here, marcus, because there was a lot i mean, this is not the michael cohen witness where everyone knows you're gonna go after his credibility. in fact, that he has different guilty pleas for false false statements and beyond this, would david pecker, a long time? friend, who has immunity, who has a non-prosecution agreement. >> how did they do what you're trying to chip away at this point on cross-examination, you're not one for knock-out, blow i mean, we've heard you talk about the jigsaw puzzle for the
pecker's answer. i thought it was for the campaign we have a lot to talk about within legal commentator and former trump white house lawyer, jim shultz for repel or prosecutor jean rossi, former january 6 committee investigative counsel, markets childress. former us attorney, and the author of the forthcoming book, pardon power. it can wally and former republican congressman joe walsh so glad to have all of you guys here. i want to ask you first about what took place. there was the...
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pecker says, yes. steinglass says, did either you or ami every report to the federal election commission in 2016 that ami had made a $150,000 payment to karen mcdougal. pecker said as no, we did not. >> steinglass asked, why did in my make this purchase of karen mcdougal story pecker, we purchased the story so it wouldn't be published by any organization steinglass. >> and why did you not want it to be published by any other organization? pecker? >> i didn't want we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrassed or hurt the campaign. and that's just one of the many times where pecker in direct basically said this was for the campaign, not for a personal reason. >> it's incredibly important because as we keep hearing from this gentleman, like what's the crime here? there's the crime that this is an illegal campaign contribution that is funneled through funneled through ami american media, the national enquirer for the benefit of donald charles. >> i was at a campaign contribution because it
pecker says, yes. steinglass says, did either you or ami every report to the federal election commission in 2016 that ami had made a $150,000 payment to karen mcdougal. pecker said as no, we did not. >> steinglass asked, why did in my make this purchase of karen mcdougal story pecker, we purchased the story so it wouldn't be published by any organization steinglass. >> and why did you not want it to be published by any other organization? pecker? >> i didn't want we didn't...
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that's the 2050 meter with david pecker, were david pecker. were david pecker testified he was being asked, what can you do for the campaign deed, mr. becker told you was really good business to work with trump. blanche says, well, am i executives were certainly not as confident because one point they did have to consult with their attorneys about whether they were running a foul of campaign finance laws by helping to suppress stories that could have an impact on the election so he's saying it's good business to work with someone like this. >> this is done all the time, but of course, when it comes to the rules and regulations of campaigns he citing something that they did back in in 1998, a story that they helped suppress for trump. a lot of things have changed. and when you're running for the white house, it's completely different. >> it's bringing he also brought up arnold schwarzenegger now as another candidate that they had allegedly helped indeed, mr. pecker told you was really good for business working with trump? >> well, the arnold sc
that's the 2050 meter with david pecker, were david pecker. were david pecker testified he was being asked, what can you do for the campaign deed, mr. becker told you was really good business to work with trump. blanche says, well, am i executives were certainly not as confident because one point they did have to consult with their attorneys about whether they were running a foul of campaign finance laws by helping to suppress stories that could have an impact on the election so he's saying...
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they started off with david pecker, pecker, of course is a longtime friend of donald trump's. he was the chair of ami, the company that published the national enquirer. pecker took the jury inside the cd world of the national enquirer of what he called checkbook journalism of pudding stories out designed to help or hurt certain prominent people. and he went into detail on this practice of catch and kill, paying to silence stories three specific examples. one involving the doorman who had a story that turned out to be untrue about donald trump and to involving women, karen mcdougal and stormy daniels, who alleged that they had sexual affairs with donald trump and he, david pecker told the jury the reason we did this in 2016 was because of the campaign. now on cross-examination, donald trump's team scored a few points relating to david pecker. they got him to say that checkbook journalism, this was common, this wasn't something that was just invented for the first time for donald trump. they'd been doing it for a long time, for a lot of different people. they also pointed out ce
they started off with david pecker, pecker, of course is a longtime friend of donald trump's. he was the chair of ami, the company that published the national enquirer. pecker took the jury inside the cd world of the national enquirer of what he called checkbook journalism of pudding stories out designed to help or hurt certain prominent people. and he went into detail on this practice of catch and kill, paying to silence stories three specific examples. one involving the doorman who had a...
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call pecker. he just what's going on, right? that's important because and then pecker gives the answer that he gave. so as far as the campaign knew pecker's response was accurate, at least to this point and the testimony by the way, michael cohen not being fully honest, once again, from one of the prosecutor's witness, i don't know what he knows what he's the one who did the deal. >> all right. guys. wow. >> what a morning. this is really, really fascinating right now, as we've been discussing hope hicks is on the stand. she is testifying to her communications with michael cohen and stories about alleged trump sexual encounters broke into public view we're going to have so much more cnn's special coverage. >> please don't go anywhere sanity needs to save space you have a show were right and left talk to each other cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher tomorrow at eight on cnn generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on viv cart if gu
call pecker. he just what's going on, right? that's important because and then pecker gives the answer that he gave. so as far as the campaign knew pecker's response was accurate, at least to this point and the testimony by the way, michael cohen not being fully honest, once again, from one of the prosecutor's witness, i don't know what he knows what he's the one who did the deal. >> all right. guys. wow. >> what a morning. this is really, really fascinating right now, as we've been...
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again he says pecker says, yes. so cyclists, if i understand you correctly, running stories that praise mr. trump appealed to your readership. packers says yes, they did what they were doing here was suppressing these stories that appeal to the rigueur ship in a way that later on in this, he does say this was actually against our interest because we could have made a ton of money on this story but chose not to because it was in our interest to help out donald. >> how does that play marcus? >> well, i think it plays well, honestly, for the for the government's case, when we go to the reputation of, your going through these themes like instead of being the national enquirer where i'm going to post these trump stories. i'm going to keep it because i wanted to win the election and that's really important for proven up in the misdemeanor to the felony sayyed this false business records claims, and i don't know. i've heard a lot of commentators say that they don't think that the campaign part is a strong, i don't know. we
again he says pecker says, yes. so cyclists, if i understand you correctly, running stories that praise mr. trump appealed to your readership. packers says yes, they did what they were doing here was suppressing these stories that appeal to the rigueur ship in a way that later on in this, he does say this was actually against our interest because we could have made a ton of money on this story but chose not to because it was in our interest to help out donald. >> how does that play...
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he said he wanted to make it for different pecker because david pecker was getting extremely angry and upset that he hadn't been repaid i've been true in the courtroom for authenticity. >> you know, it's a little hard to say the lead up to it was also another piece of information i thought was very interesting. >> the trove of information that ami had on donald trump was sitting in a drawer somewhere, and michael cohen had just sad under questioning that he was concerned about what what happened to that information. david pecker was being considered for a higher job. he was worried that it would get out that it would be they would get lost. and then after he said that, that's when he he starts being asked about why he was so eager to placate david pecker, and he says, i wanted to make sure that david remained loyal and i thought that was telling because there was a power dynamic there, you know, where you have an angry david pecker who has known donald trump for a long time, but has a lot of power in the video world and michael cohen wanted him to remain on donald trump's sayyed and wa
he said he wanted to make it for different pecker because david pecker was getting extremely angry and upset that he hadn't been repaid i've been true in the courtroom for authenticity. >> you know, it's a little hard to say the lead up to it was also another piece of information i thought was very interesting. >> the trove of information that ami had on donald trump was sitting in a drawer somewhere, and michael cohen had just sad under questioning that he was concerned about what...
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it had david pecker who wrapped up more than ten hours or testimony over a period of four days, he was as also trump's former longtime assistant, rhona graff, who was only on the stand for what, a half an hour, then michael cohen's former banker, gary farro, who is likely to continue testifying this coming tuesday the prosecution wants jurist remember, pecker's testimony that his intention was to never publish karen mcdougal story of an alleged affair with trump from the transcript, he said, had you published a story about a playboy model having a year long sexual affair while he was married with a presidential candidate without that have sold magazines. see if think his answer. >> yes, that'd be like national enquirer gold. >> yes. >> going on to say and despite the fact that publishing that story would have helped your bottom line, you killed the story because it helped the candidate donald trump yes and then there was a rhona graff, trump's longtime gatekeeper over at the trump organization. >> her desk was at one point just outside of trump's office from the defensive standpoint, s
it had david pecker who wrapped up more than ten hours or testimony over a period of four days, he was as also trump's former longtime assistant, rhona graff, who was only on the stand for what, a half an hour, then michael cohen's former banker, gary farro, who is likely to continue testifying this coming tuesday the prosecution wants jurist remember, pecker's testimony that his intention was to never publish karen mcdougal story of an alleged affair with trump from the transcript, he said,...
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in his favor, such as david pecker being part of this alleged conspiracy, but saying that david pecker wanted nothing to do with the stormy daniels story, david pecker testified to that. and so saying, how could this be a conspiracy if one of the catch-and-kill deals that's at the center of it with something that david pecker wanted nothing to do with. so trying to raise questions in the minds of the jury, focusing in on them saying that michael cohen is the human embodiment of reasonable doubt, and that is why they should not convict based on his time. testimony, his words arguing that cohen lies about things big and small. he lives his family. he lies mostly for his own benefit. so a lot for the jury to digest over for this quick lunch break and then the prosecutors will have their turn to do their closing arguments. we are now expected to go later than the usual four 30 close today. exactly how it really depends on how long the prosecuting gutter goes, but the jury gave the thumbs up that they would be willing to stay to hear this through the end today the prosecutor said he thought
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she's also not like david pecker is now a tabloid king or like keith davidson, someone who's involved in what may or may not be extortion of celebrities as a career. submit jurors are really listening to everything she had that's to say. and even though she doesn't recall some of the meetings that other people have testified to, like david pecker testified she was in and out of that critical 2015 meeting. she says she doesn't necessarily remember that. she certainly remembers the impact of the access hollywood tape on the campaign that's something she's talked a lot about as we're inching closer and closer to election day this has been, i think the most significant testimony so far. i'm not saying which sayyed helps, but this is someone the jury can listen to and trust on the access hollywood tape. >> they played tape. we all i feel like it was a flashback. everyone was thinking about where they were when this hit. if you were covering that campaign, are covering the 2016 election. >> but the import for the prosecutors here in that tape playing that tape and getting where hopes pope p
she's also not like david pecker is now a tabloid king or like keith davidson, someone who's involved in what may or may not be extortion of celebrities as a career. submit jurors are really listening to everything she had that's to say. and even though she doesn't recall some of the meetings that other people have testified to, like david pecker testified she was in and out of that critical 2015 meeting. she says she doesn't necessarily remember that. she certainly remembers the impact of the...
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the cross-examination with pecker they didn't really have to go after pecker and destroy him because as he gave the defense a lot of material that they could use. so there was a lot they could bring out from him that would help the defense case. and so with a witness like that, and i think we're probably going to see it with this witness. there's a lot that he's saying that the defense will embrace and they will elevate thing things like cohen's obvious dissatisfaction with trump at this moment, things like someone was commenting earlier the fact that they never saw trump sign this, the trump wasn't a part. there's a lot of material for the defense to work with. and also, i would imagine that we'll see you it also attacking cohen's credibility through this witness in many ways. so i think it'll be interesting when we get to the cross to see how they react and what they take from the direct examination and try to amplify to make certain points with the jury yeah and paula reid, i mean, just reading this, there was an update that we just missed. >> there where michael cohen is treated,
the cross-examination with pecker they didn't really have to go after pecker and destroy him because as he gave the defense a lot of material that they could use. so there was a lot they could bring out from him that would help the defense case. and so with a witness like that, and i think we're probably going to see it with this witness. there's a lot that he's saying that the defense will embrace and they will elevate thing things like cohen's obvious dissatisfaction with trump at this...
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the outside is being dylan howard, the right-hand man, david pecker, and david pecker ultimately this important to not only corroborate the testimony, david pecker talks about a catch-and-kill but also give us maybe a little more flavor and color as to what was the motivation behind the reason to enter in the agreement? >> very significant, indeed, davidson, elie elie honig is with this testified there when it came to some of the dealings with stormy daniels and michael cohen was working, quote, on trump's behalf. has the prosecution effectively already established that trump was tied to stormy daniels while they're trying to do it with that and that's a helpful piece of testimony for the prosecutors because a central theme is emerging in the defense it's here which is this. michael collin, whatever he was doing, he was off the reservation here. he was acting on his own. he was doing things that he was not running by donald trump. he was doing things that donald trump did not know about and did not approve. and so it helps if the prosecution gets evidenced that well, i understood mich
the outside is being dylan howard, the right-hand man, david pecker, and david pecker ultimately this important to not only corroborate the testimony, david pecker talks about a catch-and-kill but also give us maybe a little more flavor and color as to what was the motivation behind the reason to enter in the agreement? >> very significant, indeed, davidson, elie elie honig is with this testified there when it came to some of the dealings with stormy daniels and michael cohen was working,...
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jeff sessions because david pecker, this national enquirer tabloid king, he got concerned at one point when he got a letter from the fec he and he called michael cohen, then trump's personal attorney to voice concern about that. michael cohen told him not to worry because jeff sessions is the attorney general and donald trump has him in his pocket did trump expect his ag to go easy on his friends i don't know. >> i don't know what he expected. what was your experience? my experience was why the time i came in, he did not he did not push me to do one thing or another on these criminal cases. now we tweeted and made his public views on things known. but they never talked to me about them directly. so he did not have you in his pocket? >> he would argue it's not a question of arguing. >> i did what i thought was right. >> and you never felt any direct pressure from him on what investigations the doj you did not directly pressure maybe as i say, he was there are tweeting and doing things that were embarrassing and made it hard for me to run the department that sounds like pressure wasn't p
jeff sessions because david pecker, this national enquirer tabloid king, he got concerned at one point when he got a letter from the fec he and he called michael cohen, then trump's personal attorney to voice concern about that. michael cohen told him not to worry because jeff sessions is the attorney general and donald trump has him in his pocket did trump expect his ag to go easy on his friends i don't know. >> i don't know what he expected. what was your experience? my experience was...
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are you talking about the david pecker young call? he says he was doing it to make sure that david pecker, the head of ami i'm remained loyal. now, if the jury is going to buy that, we will see that is the story from michael cohen. >> well, let's see what these texts between mag and cone. we're about trump has leaned forward and there are some texts here. he says blanche says, by the way, did you to tell people you were recording them? and cohen said, no, sir. and let's just be very clear that is highly uncool highly. >> now, some states some states, if it's a one party or a party consent state. >> so what to put some meat and questionable even if it's not illegal new york is one of about 30 states that it's a one-party consent state. so as long as one party consents to recording a phone conversation, you can do it doesn't mean you ought two doesn't mean people won't judge it if you do, people probably won't appreciate they will not appreciate that just as a general understanding, we should know that and particularly if you're not, fo
are you talking about the david pecker young call? he says he was doing it to make sure that david pecker, the head of ami i'm remained loyal. now, if the jury is going to buy that, we will see that is the story from michael cohen. >> well, let's see what these texts between mag and cone. we're about trump has leaned forward and there are some texts here. he says blanche says, by the way, did you to tell people you were recording them? and cohen said, no, sir. and let's just be very clear...
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we've heard from david pecker to run a graph. we of course we knew him very well. now, we've got this man, jeffrey and mccartney, who is this person, the former trump organization comptroller, who actually cried on the witnessed after being on for days he's out of a six-week trial for the agl tissue james. now, why is it important to look in hand? because remember, go back to the indictment itself. there are 34 count of falsifying business records in the first-degree. what does that have to approve? you got to prove not only the intent to defraud commit another crime, eight, et cetera. but also made and confuse me, made and as a false entry of the business records. that is why we're really here and having this particular witness. and so what he can provide for everyone, it's not just solely the intent. nothing else or the commission for a crime. this is really these two things here have to do with what happened already, excuse me, with weeks one and two, these people have talked about right here catching kill oh, my god, look at my penmanship. >> it's wonderful. th
we've heard from david pecker to run a graph. we of course we knew him very well. now, we've got this man, jeffrey and mccartney, who is this person, the former trump organization comptroller, who actually cried on the witnessed after being on for days he's out of a six-week trial for the agl tissue james. now, why is it important to look in hand? because remember, go back to the indictment itself. there are 34 count of falsifying business records in the first-degree. what does that have to...
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you lied to david pecker. you lie i mean, you run lied to write it all it. prosecution's witnesses. i would just do as many of those as i can tick off probably a dozen or two dozen. the other thing. and by the way, i think by-and-large, this was a very strong and effective direct examination for prosecutors. it should be just star witness. >> one thing that i think they may wish they had done a little more is front michael cohen's personal hatred. >> let's just call it what it is hatred for donald trump. they referenced michael cohen's books and podcasts, but lucky, leave it to the defense to go through all the gory specifics, but i would have asked him isn't it a fact that you disliked donald trump right now when michael kuilan probably would've said, yeah, i hate the guy now, but let let the jury hear it on the prosecution's case because then it'll hit less hard when the defense now yeah, it is the problem jacobs is moral compass doesn't tend to true north. it's a shaky kind of fluid type thing this guy i think eliot elly, make great points on how to attack it, but i think what th
you lied to david pecker. you lie i mean, you run lied to write it all it. prosecution's witnesses. i would just do as many of those as i can tick off probably a dozen or two dozen. the other thing. and by the way, i think by-and-large, this was a very strong and effective direct examination for prosecutors. it should be just star witness. >> one thing that i think they may wish they had done a little more is front michael cohen's personal hatred. >> let's just call it what it is...
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but i remember david pecker at the very beginning. they were doing an online poll of enquirer readers should he run for president. so it puts so many pieces to the puzzle together that we've all followed blow by blow over the last nine years or so. but to me, what is the jury think about donald trump as he's been sitting there, apparently sometimes with his eyes closed, sometimes not. they've heard some friendly witnesses, hope hicks was crying on the stand. madeleine westerhout. so to me, i think the jury probably does not think as much about michael cohen as we all do, and we're talking about them as we are here. but what do they think of donald trump? that's what this comes down to. >> jamie. i again very curious about the judge's instructions on the law because i'm still not sure after all these weeks that i understand the new york state law. >> but i do think jurors use a lot of common sense. i think there's usually a judge will tell them to use them they're common sense. we have yes. the documents? yes. michael cohen. you also h
but i remember david pecker at the very beginning. they were doing an online poll of enquirer readers should he run for president. so it puts so many pieces to the puzzle together that we've all followed blow by blow over the last nine years or so. but to me, what is the jury think about donald trump as he's been sitting there, apparently sometimes with his eyes closed, sometimes not. they've heard some friendly witnesses, hope hicks was crying on the stand. madeleine westerhout. so to me, i...
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was david pecker, and michael coe so i'm okay. august 2015. and so she she might have been texting about that or lunch plans. who knows what it might have been. but i heard everybody stick around. >> there's a lot more we need to watch and listen to as today's testimony in donald trump's hush money criminal trial continues. we'll be right back the trump hush money trial. >> gavel to gavel coverage. the way only cnn can bring it to you, legal insight expert analysis, and real-time updates live from the courtroom follow the facts, follow the testimony, follows cnn you introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. >> he thinks is flaky red patches are all people see. >> oh, tesla the number one prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. oh, tesla can help you get clear. don't use a tesla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. oh, tesla may call a severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting some people take new tesla had depression suicidal thoughts, or weight-loss, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache may occur live in the mom
was david pecker, and michael coe so i'm okay. august 2015. and so she she might have been texting about that or lunch plans. who knows what it might have been. but i heard everybody stick around. >> there's a lot more we need to watch and listen to as today's testimony in donald trump's hush money criminal trial continues. we'll be right back the trump hush money trial. >> gavel to gavel coverage. the way only cnn can bring it to you, legal insight expert analysis, and real-time...
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we're him with david pecker and he were close friends right? i mean, that was a whole other colorful person and he it's it's i think you said yesterday, it's like the bar scene in star wars, right? i mean, it's really fascinating to see the type and quality people that donald trump has around him and michael cohen is exhibit a yeah, mosley is cantina is precisely what it is. >> what it is. but in any case nerd factor, notwithstanding, if we go to full screen 43, something that todd blanche said, the defense attorney about michael cohen, he's the human embodiment of reasonable doubt literally he lied to you repeatedly. he lied many, many, many times before you even met him. he's literally the greatest liar of all time. but gloat, gl you at and this elie is this was the main thrust. i think it's fair to say of the defense's closing arguments. how could you go by what this man is saying? he even leinz to you? jury, right. number sean has to explaining motive jurors, and the difference between motive and intent. what is the difference glad you aske
we're him with david pecker and he were close friends right? i mean, that was a whole other colorful person and he it's it's i think you said yesterday, it's like the bar scene in star wars, right? i mean, it's really fascinating to see the type and quality people that donald trump has around him and michael cohen is exhibit a yeah, mosley is cantina is precisely what it is. >> what it is. but in any case nerd factor, notwithstanding, if we go to full screen 43, something that todd...
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well, maybe you were talking to david pecker about this matter, injecting doubt. i mean, that is what todd blanche is trying to do here. inject some doubt around some of the documentary evidence that exists here in this case. >> i didn't they can establish a pattern, right? they got that one knockout punch about him, perhaps lying on the stand about one conversation, if they can establish that that is happening but more than once during the cop course of his direct testimony, that would be incredibly damaging and why didn't this come up before? >> because michael cohen even testified at the work he was doing further, the wax figure sure. of melania trump. i mean we heard him, donald trump junior, some stuff for him. we heard about other work that michael cohen is doing these are two aspects that it's certainly so the tiffany trump part that did not come up. >> yeah. a judge lee prosecutors didn't know. and look, defense attorneys had three whole days to go through every single scintilla of evidence i've been told well, for over week that they were always going to
well, maybe you were talking to david pecker about this matter, injecting doubt. i mean, that is what todd blanche is trying to do here. inject some doubt around some of the documentary evidence that exists here in this case. >> i didn't they can establish a pattern, right? they got that one knockout punch about him, perhaps lying on the stand about one conversation, if they can establish that that is happening but more than once during the cop course of his direct testimony, that would...
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you see serena williams in earlier i'll show, the contact list, sheriff david pecker serena williams, got naturally as one does work, keep watching as you see the names here, are emanuel david friedman, jerry falwell, sean hannity. it is everyone who's anyone to some degree, prosecutor west droughts specifically about pecker and cohen to the relevant names in the case. now, trying to i think draw the drop the direct line after laying out just how intimately involved she was in trump's world once it came down to the white house how much of the strategy that we've seen you guys are talking about. it's fascinating to me because how do you balance the legal between the client management? >> this is some of the best client management i've actually seen in any of the trump cases because we haven't seen any courtroom outburst before tuesday and even after the judge admonished and they got him under control. now, of course, he is use ultimately in control of himself. but to lawyer for lawyers to control a client like this. that is an art ended it as a testament to todd blanche, the rest of th
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and we heard testimony earlier from david pecker pecker that he and cohen work together to pay for the rights four and then squash damaging stories that donald trump, including karen mcdougal. and of course most importantly that in this case, because this is where the criminal charges lie to stormy daniel's now with respect to the stormy daniels hush money payment, michael cohen will testify that he first made the payment over to stormy daniels and her lawyer. that was for $130,000. he actually drew down on his own home mortgage in order to get the money. and then in the months and year that followed, donald trump and the trump organization reimbursed michael cohen for that payment and for other expenses for $420,000. so michael cohen is going to detail those transactions. and importantly, who knew what about what and when. for the jury. now, michael cohen prosecutors have made a point to say michael cohen is going to be corroborated. he's going to be backed up in part by documents including foreshore, those reimbursement checks that were used to repay michael cohen, a series of 35,000
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we know david pecker testified about various connections as well. how are they able to take those and use them with michael cohen? look, we've got this evidence that this happened. we have testimony that this happened. now fill in the blanks for us where they kind of put it on a tie for him. it's not entirely at least doesn't appear to the jury. it's entirely based on his word. there are things surrounding it that maybe helped make the case and they have tried to do that with some of these other witnesses that are not a sexy stormy daniels, it's not as as fun to talk about, but they're so important in a lot of ways, way more important in terms of the content of what they have to say, speaking to exactly that pollen fell. thank you for all of that. and up next for us with every twist and turn in this trial seed on reporters have had a front row seat deep to what's been going on at that courthouse, will have that every weekday morning. cnn's five things as what you need to get going with your day. if the five essential stories of the morning in five m
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dylan howard basically in charge of the national enquirer her underneath david pecker, gina rodriguez is representative of stormy daniels, and this is related to they were this is where they were at the end of their cross-examination on tuesday, basically she said she wasn't interested in getting her story out there for money. she wanted the story out there. she wasn't trying to get paid. these texts could undermine that potentially because they were having conversations about who essentially it was offering more money. >> trump's lawyer had begun to ask you a question. the judge has asked the attorneys to approach. todd blanche is whispering trump's here while lawyers are advanced, jim acosta, let's get back to you. >> yeah. i think there's gonna be a lot one of whispering during today's testimony, anderson. thank you. i'm here with nia bleak henderson, jamie gan gal kasie hunt as well as our legal experts, laura coates, elie honig, and former manhattan just attorney, prosecutor karen friedman, agnifilo, and karen is of council for a firm that represents michael cohen. we should know
dylan howard basically in charge of the national enquirer her underneath david pecker, gina rodriguez is representative of stormy daniels, and this is related to they were this is where they were at the end of their cross-examination on tuesday, basically she said she wasn't interested in getting her story out there for money. she wanted the story out there. she wasn't trying to get paid. these texts could undermine that potentially because they were having conversations about who essentially...
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most importantly, michael cohen, also, stormy daniels, david pecker, and the defense witness. robert costello. >> there also will be conversation later today about what does the judge told the jury about missing witnesses, important people? >> allen weisselberg, the cfo of the trump org keith schiller, the bodyguard who received some important calls from michael cohen. does the judge instruct the jury that you can hold it against either party or both parties, that they were not called as witnesses. and finally, jessica and boris, the judge, will instruct the jury that donald trump has a right not to testify. they cannot use that against him in any way. >> that is our fifth amendment. >> again, that part will be uncontroversial, but really important to the judge's instructions. so what we're going to see this afternoon is crucial and it will set the table for next week when we finally get our jury into that backroom to deliberate and then turner verdict la. thanks so much for breaking that down for us. we'll see you here at the desk in just a moment. let's bring in the rest of
most importantly, michael cohen, also, stormy daniels, david pecker, and the defense witness. robert costello. >> there also will be conversation later today about what does the judge told the jury about missing witnesses, important people? >> allen weisselberg, the cfo of the trump org keith schiller, the bodyguard who received some important calls from michael cohen. does the judge instruct the jury that you can hold it against either party or both parties, that they were not...
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one that was that david pecker was involved in, which was the door man who actually lied about whether that just telling a story which wasn't true. so to some degree the truth and falsity it's less significant than the fact that trump was concerned enough about it to pay her off so there really was no need to go into this kind of detail. it could go it could wind up having a bad effect on the jury. and then if you add to that concerns about how she denied the fair, then there may be reasons for that, but denied it. >> that can undermine the way that your receipts or in this case do you think there's a risk here for the prosecution and bringing her as a witness. i think that they had to because i think that the jury would have wanted to hear this. i think that they had to there, but really there is a risk there's a risk of the detail that i understand she went through on the one hand, details support the notion that it took place. you know, that that gives you, if you remember all of that, then that suggests that you are actually there. on the other hand, if you've made the jury uncomfo
one that was that david pecker was involved in, which was the door man who actually lied about whether that just telling a story which wasn't true. so to some degree the truth and falsity it's less significant than the fact that trump was concerned enough about it to pay her off so there really was no need to go into this kind of detail. it could go it could wind up having a bad effect on the jury. and then if you add to that concerns about how she denied the fair, then there may be reasons for...
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alan yc berg has guilty of it and david pecker is part of this conspiracy, at least those three it's not others like dylan howard and a few others getting donald trump into that mix though it's looking more and more like it depends on michael cohen's testimony. but again, we're just still have a long way to go in the prosecution's case. they just started this week with the falsification of business records, charts purchase last week was much more about the caching kills game and putting that together. so this is the falsification of business records week. so we still have a lot of ways this is to hear from. but so far today it's very much they've proven a crime, just haven't. we don't have that link yet. >> we are looking for that karan and phil. thank you so much to both of you. >> and we are hearing new testimony in former president froms hush money trial here in new york, or special coverage will continue after a quick break. oscar stores was the absolute peak of his celebrity olympic heroes shot i can even murder trial. >> we learned of a much darker individual power would really
alan yc berg has guilty of it and david pecker is part of this conspiracy, at least those three it's not others like dylan howard and a few others getting donald trump into that mix though it's looking more and more like it depends on michael cohen's testimony. but again, we're just still have a long way to go in the prosecution's case. they just started this week with the falsification of business records, charts purchase last week was much more about the caching kills game and putting that...
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time and time again that he was corroborated by david pecker, that he was corroborated by the banker that he was corroborated you know, buy even by hope hicks in a way. so that what they have to do is say, look, you know, the guys not perfect, but we didn't hire him. donald trump hired him and also show that donald trump was a micromanager and knew about most things, although maybe not the extra bonus for michael cohen, but knew about most things that were going on within his organization. and this was something so big and so important that it would have been absurd for michael cohen not to be talking to donald trump about it? that it would, it would be completely unbelievable for, for for donald trump candidate for president not to know about this particularly in the days after the access hollywood tape for his manager look, i mean, as we're watching what's happening in the courtroom as we speak, the judge's rereading if he's going to allow that photograph into evidence, are not seeing how c-span verifies the video. >> there's no doubt the video is accurate because we played our own
time and time again that he was corroborated by david pecker, that he was corroborated by the banker that he was corroborated you know, buy even by hope hicks in a way. so that what they have to do is say, look, you know, the guys not perfect, but we didn't hire him. donald trump hired him and also show that donald trump was a micromanager and knew about most things, although maybe not the extra bonus for michael cohen, but knew about most things that were going on within his organization. and...
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reported on his phone, on his phone that later going to show he says as an innocent explanation to david pecker to try to quell his anxiety about whether good actually paid for karen mcdougal, whether the jury believed that or not, but there's still a concerted effort which is why you heard from the prosecution. they were there by the way, they sidebar the judge's bench. this after a pretty lengthy sidebar already happened this morning. i think about 20 minutes long, so we don't yet know what they were talking about and why the judge did apologize for all the whispering which has happened to the bench with you're on. but at the end of the day, i mean, comey has been shown versions of text messages and beyond. they're going right back to his own words. they're being used against them as elie points that earlier and i want to go back to just the way in which they are going to use it. i mean, the words are gonna be used as weapons, whether it's his book sales, whether it's his podcast, the merchandise that he has, the comments that he's made about donald trump. but again the biggest text that's im
reported on his phone, on his phone that later going to show he says as an innocent explanation to david pecker to try to quell his anxiety about whether good actually paid for karen mcdougal, whether the jury believed that or not, but there's still a concerted effort which is why you heard from the prosecution. they were there by the way, they sidebar the judge's bench. this after a pretty lengthy sidebar already happened this morning. i think about 20 minutes long, so we don't yet know what...