when you, excuse me, when you look at stormy daniels. i know donald trump and -- >> let's respect him -- >> -- look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women, women of great substance. stormy daniels? i respect all human beings. i even have to respect, you know, criminals. i'm sorry, i don't respaektect porn star the way i respect a woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and as a personndsn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation. so stormy, you want to bring a case, let me cross examine you. >> all right, okay. so that was rudy giuliani in israel. stormy daniels' attorney reacting by slamming giuliani for showing his client no respect. >> this guy is a disgust -- this guy is an absolute disgusting pig. he should be fired immediately. he must believe that this president will support him and back him in these outrageous comments against women and my client. enough is enough. this cannot be allowed to stand. >> former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton's camp

these days daniel only drives his b.m.w. seven thirty for fun a long time member of the growing antique car club he takes part in day trips and weekend excursions. then. his green card always turns heads for many people by classic cars as an investment for danielle it's never been about the money. and he feels his car itself is a treasure out on the classic car market seven series models lack the kind of status the mercedes s. class and that these cars are but by people who love them they'll retain their value know it well cared for but the price won't take off why for other video cars of late but for him that's immaterial up the names it's all about this car and you get it and it's priceless to live but with a closely. compared to other classic cars demand for first generation b.m.w. seven series models is relatively low so prices remain moderate but no matter what is market value done you wouldn't trade in his green b.m.w. for anything. the next time i'm driving test the new audi a six. and take a closer look at hyundai's

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>> i don't think anybody is lioning stormy daniels. rudy giuliani said she lacks credibility and he said she was selling her body. i think is all part of again of under-mining anybody who has been critical of president trump. the fact is that what we know is that michael cohen said there was $130,000 paid. if there is an issue of credibility, it's the issue is the people who said no, we don't know anything about this payment. that's president trump on air force 1, to reporters. to me, he is just going after her. i think when women respond, they respond because they say lots of people have posed for playboy or gq, you don't savage them and say you lack credibility. you lack intellect because you did that. >> laura: i see your point. rudy said we have to respect all people. he said he didn't have the same respect for someone who is a porn star or hangs off a stripper pole and trolls the president across the country. big deal! we are all such little babies we can't make value judgments. the left makes value judgments if you don't recycle.

and we now move on to the australian economy with our friend danielle de martino booth the author of fed up why the federal reserve is bad for america she's also the new c.e.o. of quill intelligence a danielle congratulations on the new company you know you wrote a piece in quill as part of your daily feather commentary that really stuck out to a lot of people and in that you wrote about how the australian economy has not had a recession since one thousand nine hundred ninety one that's world lettered for developed nations tell us why that is well you know it's pretty amazing i mean think about that one thousand nine hundred one i could have even said bart google it back then because you would have known what i was talking about twenty seven years is a very long time i think a lot of it comes down to how very prudent the central bank has been in australia the reserve bank of australia has never veered into into the zero interest rate territory into negative interest rates they've never they've never even flirted with quantitative easing buying bonds to prop up the economy so they've

views in brussels daniel as natalie said there are a lot of differences between these two parties in this coalition government there are many rivalries even between the two leading figures of the coalition government my tail salvini and who's going to be really in charge you think. well i think these two will be in charge and they have a common interest common interest is to staying power. i do not think that care so much about who actually probably say second implemented and slow as they can say we are here we are the new expression of the people the old governments were of the only lead which has to be put into the dustbin and that common design a very unique fire that i'm going to produce stick together so and then send a very we'll see loss in this government for quite a long time but what kind of a program danielle are they going to be pushing through or that is the big question everybody asks that here in brussels we're actually insist on implementing it there are a few schools program which would mean less taxes and more expenditure and we all know it's not possible rashness w

i don't know who stormy daniels is. i don't know the work of sasha grey or jenna jameson, and i certainly don't know anything about the 2005 epic "pirates xxx" starring tommy gunn as captain randall thrust. please get that down." ( laughter ) that's t-r--- ( piano riff ) then, giuliani was asked how the allegations affected the first lady. >> she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. i don't even think there's a slight suspicion that it's true when you -- excuse me -- when you look at stormy daniels. i know donald trump. look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women women of great substance, stormy daniels? pfft. >> stephen: wow. i know stormy is an adult film star, but giuliani might be the biggest (bleep) she's ever seen. unpleasant person. unpleasant person. please. unpleasant person. what are they thinking? the moderator tried to moderate the former mayor, but he was having no part of it. >> we have to respect on this stage of women. i'm sorry, i don't respect a porn star the way i respec

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our panel is back with me, danielle mills and joe watkins and michael steele. are there no seeming consequence force the president and his lies? >> this are and there will be. mr. sanford brought a lot of baggage to this race that was of his own making. he almost lost his primary challenge last time. he lost with a ton of money still on hand. he basically didn't take his opponent seriously enough and lost a primary election that was not a total surprise at all. but i think to your larger question, the point of the mueller investigation, the point of all of the discussion we're having about the president's inability to correctly clearly and accurately answer questions, there will in the end be consequences. >> what's your take, danielle, to the extent to which the president may have helped to bring about mark sanford's downfall with that tweet that he put out at the 11th h on election day tuesday? >> i mean nothing comes as any surprise, coming from donald trump. if he does not like you, he's going to take you down. if it's between him and you, he's always going

>> i don't think anybody is lioning stormy daniels. rudy giuliani said she lacks credibility and he said she was selling her body. i think is all part of under-mining anybody who has been critical of president trump. the fact is that what we know is that michael cohen said there was $130,000 paid. if there is an issue of credibility, it's the issue is the people who said no, we don't know anything about this payment. that's president trump on air force 1, to reporters. he is just going after her. i think when women respond, they respond because they say lots of people have posed for playboy or gq, you don't savage them and say you lack credibility. you lack intellect because you did that. >> laura: i see your point. rudy said we have to respect all people. he said he didn't have the same respect for someone who is a porn star or hangs off a stripper pole and trolls the president across the country. big deal! we are all such little babies we can't make value judgments. the left makes value judgments if you don't repsych cycle. now they

these days daniel only drives his b.m.w. seven thirty for fun a long time member of the growing antique car club he takes part in day trips and weekend excursions. then. his green card always turns heads. many people buy classic cars as an investment for a down it's never been about the money. and he feels his car itself is a treasure hot on the classic car market seven series models lack the kind of status the mercedes s. class has from that these cars are but by people who love them they'll retain their value know it well cared for but the price won't take off white and for other video cars of late but for him that's immaterial it's all about this car and it's priceless so do i but what if i closely. compared to other classic cars the man for first generation b.m.w. seven series models is relatively low so prices remain moderate no matter what its market value done you wouldn't trade in his green b.m.w. for anything. the next time i'm driving we test the new audi a six. and take a closer look at hyundai's i thirty fastback

stormy daniels? >> reporter: rudy giuliani out now with what seeps to be a strategy to smear stormy daniels and try to undermine her credibility. >> i'm sorry. i don't respect a porn star the way i respect a career woman or a woman of substance. >> reporter: after the porn star said the president's personal attorney paid her off to keep quiet about an alleged affair with donald trump, one that he denies. >> don't talk about other peoplt it doesn't matterha her job is. >> reporter: giuliani, not backing off, tells nbc news, i am not undermining daniels' credibility. i'm pointing out she has no credibility. >> they want to bring ridicule upon her for what she does for a living and try to claim that she's not credible because of her profession. it's an outrage. >> reporter: giuliani also referencing melania trump, who has never publicly commented on daniels' allegations. >> she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. >> reporter: but the first lady's spokesperson tells nbc news, i don't believ

daniels said she had a sexual encounter with mr. trump in 2006 which the white house denies. daniel's lawyer michael avenatti weighing in overnight. >> when the music stops he is not going to be left with a chair and this is a very, very dangerous situation for the president. >> the president rushed to cohen's defense following the april raid, lashing out at the fbi at the time. >> we just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man, and it's a disgraceful situation, it's a total witch-hunt. >> reporter: later dismissing speculation cohen would flip on him, tweeting, most people will flip if the government let's them out of trouble. sorry, i don't see michael doing that. and just before the president took office cohen declaring -- >> and i will do anything to protect mr. trump. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's evidence president trump's frequent attacks on the russia inquiry are taking a toll. a new poll showing special counsel robert mueller's public image at its lowest level so far, 36% of all voters viewing mueller unfavorably including

stormy daniels? >> now, the first lady might have remained quiet about mr. giuliani saying she believes in her husband and knows it's not true, but instead, this afternoon, her communications director came out with a statement. quote, i don't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. cnn's dana bash has just talked with rudy giuliani to get his reaction to all of this and joins me now along with cnn chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. dana, i find this story fascinating. first of all, how unusual is it -- before we get to what giuliani has told you, how unusual is it that the first lady's office put out a statement, basically slapping him down? >> so unusual. i mean, anderson, it's unusual for the first lady's office in any white house to put out a statement on anything of this nature. even if they were talking about a political foe. this is far from that. i mean, this is the first lady's office, as you said, slapping down the president, her husband's attorney, for something that he said in a public forum on a global

he's not the president's lawyer on the stormy daniels' case. he was brought in to deal with russia on the stormy daniels' issue he was asked while he was in israel, he's still in israel at that forum about whether or not he thought stormy daniels has credibility and that is what got this whole ball rolling. on that issue he said the following to me, standing by the fact that he said she doesn't have credibility. if you're involved in a sort of slimy business that says something about you, says something about how far you'll go to make money. he went on to say, our real point about her is that she's not just generally uncredible, she's uncredible from the point of view of wanting to get money. she's a con artist. no change in what he said, didn't misspeak. doubled down on the points that he was making about stormy daniels and about the fact that he doesn't believe she has credibility because of what she does for a living. >> he is a lawyer i will point out as someone who doesn't really maybe have a leg to stand on. his profession isn't always sm

just look at stormy daniels?

he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. he represented me and, you know, from what i see, he did absolutely nothing wrong. >> we also know that cohen was paid by a company with ties to one of russia's wealthiest oligarchs, viktor vekselberg who reportedly met with cohen during the transition and at the inauguration. cohen then worked on a s project to build a trump tower in moscow and his name appears in the steele dossier. >> here in new york, nelson cunningham, former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york who worked under rudy giuliani and along sides james comey among others. he's also the former general counsel under president clinton and happens to be the former general counsel for senate judiciary committee. and daniel goldman is back with us as well. also former u.s. attney general for the southern district of new york. a lot of talk about the southern district of new york these days. i wonder why. shannon, bring us up to date on your latest reporting on michael cohen. and the reporting out the

so stormy daniels' lawyer, michael avenatti, is fighting michael cohen in court in california. but tonight he's here, and michael avenatti joins our discussion now. you did a calculation about how much this case is costing michael cohen in new york city that you put out today. you estimated it could be a half a million dollars a week? >> correct. >> 15 lawyers, some of them getting over 1,500 an hour. some of them -- a low would be 700 an hour? >> correct. under new york rates. i think you're looking at 15 lawyers, about 50 hours a week, you do the math and it's on average a hybrid rate of 700, 750 an hour, before you factor in mr. ryan who's probably billing 1,200 an hour. the burn rate is significant. probably about a half million dollars a week. many othriminano different than prosecutions. you have a defendant who starts off defiant, like michael cohen, who talks t he's willing to take a bullet for his coconspirator. all of a sudden the burn rate sets in, and you're put on an island by your co-conspirators, like what's happening with donald trump. this is a man that demands

stormy daniels? >> and with that, the defense rested. the president's tv lawyer finally put down his microphone and rested his case in israel. and that night, later that night, now that he's in the middle of his third divorce proceeding and shopping for the fourth mrs. giuliani, he rested this way, at a restaurant in israel. >>> joining us now ruth marcus, eugene robinson and tim o'brien. all are msnbc contributors. and ruth, i want to start with you. in any part of this that you would like to select and focus on. >> thank you for that excellent double-double offer there, lawrence. i would really like to know this about rudy giuliani. how did he become, first of all, the judge of women? he gets to judge who's classy and who's not classy? and then he's like the women whisperer, he knows what's in melania trump's head. who does he think he is? we can have a discussion about whether being a porn star is empowering to women or is exployive to women, but as you pointed out, the last person on earth who should be lecturing us about judging peo

stormy daniels? so, i think -- >> we have to respect on the stage every women. >> yes, i respect porn stars. don't you respect porn stars? or do you think porn stars desecrate women? do you think that porn stars don't respect women and therefore sell their bodies? >> joining us now we have cnn chief political correspondent dana bash and cnn political analyst josh green. what did he tell you? >> i should say you saw those comments. he's in israel. he's still in israel. i called and said, you know, that this has become a thing and he didn't realize how big of a thing it was and i explained why and he -- he initially pushed back saying, well, in my day feminists didn't like porn because they thought it was demeaning to women and then he said, i still stand by what i said and i said, well, take the feminism aside and just talk about your main point which is that she doesn't have credibility as a witness and he said he completely stands by that. let me just give you part of our conversation. he said the f

. > the new stormy daniels lawsuit alleging her first lawyer was a you. ette for donald trump. >> plus, is the president's latest grand of the clemency more practice for obstruction in plain sight. >> i don't want to talk about pardons for michael flynn yet. we'll see what happens. >> and about last night -- >> the historic wave of women candidates fueling the backlash to trump. >> tonight we made history. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the environmental protection agency appears to be imploding tonight under the astoundingly corrupt leadership of scott pruitt. is he now facing a truly remarkable 15 ongoing federal investigations and the government accountability office has already found he broke the law by installing a $43,000 phone booth in his office which for the record is one of his relatively minor france greggss. today, pruitt seemed to admit to an entirely different potential crime that he ordered a top epa aide to contact the ceo of chick-fil-a about a franchise for pruitt's wife, a move that co

series but daniel bruel is already a global star pete is everywhere. it all started in two thousand and one playing a troubled schizophrenia female then his international right through with a german comedy. scope and. it was a time in which i think i could have taken an easier path and maybe made films of my own country that at the time looked more promising but i decided not to because i really wasn't so interested but again she did i miss the simplicity of the rules being so five languages spanish was on just like in salvador the case for me because you consider your speech secure. under stalin a. fatality no he spoke french. can play hooky louder with an austrian accent twenty percent chance like. all of you in his private life daniel pearl is more modest berlin fans can often find him working at the bar at the status restaurant a global star with a local touch. those who are magnificent seven international stars from germany favorites were on the list if not hit us up on email or writes on facebook to give us your opinion we're back next week with

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michael cohen is being sued again by stormy daniels, but in this new lawsuit stormy daniels is not only suing michael cohen, but also her former lawyer keith davidson. what she's alleging in this new lawsuit filed yesterday is basically that the two men colluded to work against her, and to try to protect president trump and what is at the basis of this lawsuit are a series of text messages that keith davidson and michael cohen exchanged between january and march of this year. and according to the lawsuit, this is at a point in time when the two men allegedly learned about an "in touch" magazine interview that was going to come out and they wanted to stop that from happening and wanted stormy daniels to go on the sean hannity show to deny that she had an affair with donald trump. here is a part of the text messages, this is after they had already gone back and forth, discussing this interview, and michael cohen appears to have changed his mind. he said, keith, the wise men all believe the story is dying and don't think it's smart for her to do any interviews. let her do her thing, but no

he to see you, daniel. how much leverage does this give to beijing, given that frustrations washington is causing with us on allies? daniel: we are getting done to the wire of what has been a really long process. started early this year with the prospect of $50 billion worth of tariffs, and now it is up to $100 billion. that is playing into this cycle of trauma and beijing is waiting to see if there is an additional a's coming out of america's hand. none has shown up yet. meanwhile, washington has not lined itself up with the g-7 allies, even though we had the opportunity to do that. it makes as though the leverage is slipping away from the u.s. side of this negotiation right now. shery: but the u.s. administration insists that this is necessary. we had the top economic adviser larry carlos saying that this is addressing decades of trade abuse. take a listen. -- don't blame trump. blame china, blame europe, blame nafta. blame those who don't want reciprocal trading tariff rates and protectionism and the res

stormy daniels? >> and with that, the defense rested. the president's tv lawyer finally put down his microphone and rested his case in israel. and that night, later that night, now that he's in the middle of his third divorce proceeding and shopping for the fourth mrs. giuliani, he rested this way, at a restaurant in israel. >>> joining us now ruth marcus, eugene robinson and tim o'brien. all are msnbc contributors. and ruth, i want to start with you. in any part of this that you would like to select and focus on. >> thank you for that excellent double-double offer there, lawrence. i would really like to know this about rudy giuliani. how did he become, first of all, the judge of women? he gets to judge who's classy and who's not classy? and then he's like the women whisperer, he knows what's in melania trump's head. who does he think he is? we can have a discussion about whether being a porn star is empowering to women or is exployive to women, but as you pointed ou pointed out, the last person on earth who should be lecturing us about

federal prosecutors canceled their interview with stormy daniels. was it out of fear of media attention as her lawyer claims? >>> and driven away. iconic american motorcycle maker harley-davidson is moving some of the production out of the united states to avoid tariffs sparked by president trump's trade war. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room". >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news. the white house now defending a tweet by president trump who called for an end to due process for people caught crossing the board illegally. we'll talk about that and much more with senator tom udall and correspondents and analysts are standing by. and first to white house correspondent jim acosta in south carolina right now. jim, the president's hard-line on immigration appears to be getting harder? [ chanting ] >> reporter: that is right. he will be campaigning here and he will hammer the issue of immigration until the mid-term elections coming up this fall. and even with families being separated with their childre

can you explain what has happenn nicaragua under daniel ortega? what hasha ced since you occupied the senior gnmener position in the sandinista government? >> thank you and good morning. one has to remember key historical factsts. in 1 1979 and ended in 1990itith the elecectoral defeat ofof danl ortega.. but t is is t the end of tega becauause for 177 y years,e worked tenaciously to get bacin. but to do this, he got rid of his potential competitors in many old sandinista backers. he embraced corporate capital in nicaragua. he aed theost rededecicision ofn turned it intoto an allianc and d an understanding with to u.s. so that he was able inely won the p presidency 2007. but by that me, he himself is no longer a sandinista. yes, the colors are still there a but his entire government has been, in essence, neoliberal. becomes repressisive, yet it continued toto maintain a leftii rhetoric, chiefly for the benefit of getting v vezuela cocooperation money. but that, too, came to an a, but ortega' backup for t m government has also ended as nt votes in t

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stormy daniels? >> this is just like on the camp pain when women accused donald trump of misconduct and he's like, well, look at those women. can we get one thing clear? donald trump was seen hanging out with beautiful women who took off their clothes, whether they were porn stars, playmates, whether models, whether he owned rights to their bodies in a beauty pageant. that's what he did, that's what he was into for most of his life and didn't make a big secret about it. and for rudy giuliani to say oh, i can't believe those women take off their clothes, you hung out with trump for a long time, you knew what he was into. >> but melania's spokesperson is pushing back saying i don't mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts. >> you don't mess with melania, don't mess with the first lady. in my view melania has done a good job maintaining her dignity. and at times when this has been front and center and above the fold, she has maintained her independence and stayed away and driven to events aside from h

stormy daniels? >> sound familiar. here was mr. trump two years ago. >> she said i made inappropriate advances. and by the way, the area was a public area. people all over the place. take a look. you take a look. look at her. look at her words. you tell me what you think. i don't think so. i don't think so. >> look at her. it seems to be the same playbook. a woman comes forward with claims about donald trump and team trump attacks her, calls her a liar and says she's essentially not pretty enough for donald trump. joining me now, former republican congressman david jolly and susan delpercio, who used to work with rudy giuliani and now an msnbc analyst. listen to a little bit more of what he was saying. >> i respect all human beings. i actually even respect krin criminals. but i'm sorry, i don't respect a porn star as a career woman or woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and a person and isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation. >> what do you make of it? >> i'd like to see the rudy

can you explain what has happened in nicaragua under daniel ortega? what has changed since you occupied the senior government position in the sandinista government? >> thank you and good morning. one has to remember key historical factsts. the sandinista revolution began in 1 1979 and ended in 1990 with the elecectoral defeat ofof danl ortega.. but t this is not the end of tega becauause for 177 y years,e worked tenaciously to get back into power. but to do this, he got rid of his potential competitors in many old sandinista backers. he embraced corporate capital in nicaragua. he adopted the m most retrograda decicision of the church and thn turned it intoto an alliance and reached an understanding with to u.s. so that he was able inely won the p presidency 2007. but by that time, he himself is no longer a sandinista. yes, the colors are still there am a but his entire government has been, in essence, neoliberal. becomes repressisive, yet it continued toto maintain a leftii rhetoric, chiefly for the benefit of getting v vezuela cocooperation money. bu

and daniel goldman is back with us as well. ormer u.s. attorney general for the southern district of new york. a lot of talk the sou district of new yorkse days. i wonder why. shannon, bring us up to date on your latest reporting on michael cohen. and the reporting out there today that what he's looking for in a lawyer is exactly what bev at the studio in new york, people with experience in the southern district of new york. >> well, that could be what he's looking for right now. the indication we got is that he needed someone to help him through the next phase of this case. now, whether that means he needs someone to help him through a phase where he's a cooperating witness, past document production or a phase where he has to find a different way to pay his legal bills. we were never able to get to the bottom of so far today. but w do know to this that was made ea his legal bills were becoming astronomical. he had 15 lawyers, two data specialists, a team of paralegals and associates working around the clock, sleeping on couches, trying t

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the one with stormy daniels you just played is one of them. i might add the shade that melania trump's spokeswoman gave giuliani today came just a very short time after secretary of state pompeo from the white house briefing room basically told giuliani, hey, stay out of foreign affairs. we don't need you talking about the north korea situation either. but this is a tactic that giuliani believes is effective. he wants to be aggressive. he told -- the president has told him to keep doing this, and he is trying to sort of set the perception of what's going on in the mueller probe. >> so, peter baker, let's continue right there. they're winning the noise war. it's giuliani one, mueller nothing. complete silence, which is their custom and want. but as jonathan mentioned, there's this danger of having to be walked back by the first lady, by the secretary of state, and their ilk on occasion. >> no, what's really fascinating is it's not just that rudy giuliani is talking about the mueller probe or talking about whether the president should be giving

de martino both the founder of money strong author of thank you daniel. japan's softbank is planning to make a big investment in the future of driverless cars it was announced on yesterday that softbank vision fund will invest two point two five billion dollars in g.m. crews holding and that's the driverless car unit of the u.s. automaker general motors g.m. will contribute one point one billion dollars of its own capital g.m. stock rose thirteen percent on the news and also yesterday google self driving car spin off whammo agreed to buy sixty two thousand feet chrysler minivans for right hailing service that could be in business before the end of the year many alan the analyst took the big investments from established players as a sign that the business of driverless cars may be moving from the realm of theory to commercial viability at the same time many technical challenge challenges remain and setbacks such as the recent death of a woman in arizona killed by an uber test car might hamper driverless technologies going forward. earlier this week the u.s

daniel? >> thank you, senator. i also think that it's incumbent upon the industry, the cyber security industry to make that cyber hygiene and the cyber security that you talk about as simple as possible for consumers to do. you know, for example, right now our guidance out to consumers is to have a 16-charge password that's not any actual words in the english language that has all sorts of funky characters >> you know, for a spreadsheet full of media passwords they are all going to be different, like, really? >> we need to be much better at enabling people to have very simple ways to do cyber security. the analogy i use is we make it very simple for people to use seat belts. >> right. >> when you get in a car and we don't expect you to answer questions about whether or not you want the anti-lock brakes to work, and so i think we need to be trying to find the same similar kinds of solutions and approaches in cyber security. >> what grade would you give us right now in terms of how protected we are in a cyber hygiene

stormy daniels? >> this is just like on the camp pain when women accused donald trump of misconduct and he's like, well, look at those women. can we get one thing clear? donald trump was seen hanging out with beautiful women who took off their clothes, whether they were porn stars, playmates, whether models, whether he owned rights to their bodies in a beauty pageant. that's what he did, that's what he was into for most of his life and didn't make a big secret about it. and for rudy giuliani to say oh, i can't believe those women take off their clothes, you hung out with trump for a long time, you knew what he was into. >> but melania's spokesperson is pushing back saying i don't mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts. was speaking for melania a big mistake for giuliani? >> you don't mess with melania, don't mess with the first lady. in my view melania has done a good job maintaining her dignity. and at times when this has been front and center and above the fold, she has maintained her independe

there have been missteps. 9 one with stormy daniels you just played is one of them. i might add the shade that melania trump's spokeswoman gave giuliani today came just a very short time after secretary of state pompeo from the white house briefing room basically told giuliani, hey, stay out of foreign affairs. we don't need you talking about the north korea situation either. but this is a tactic that giuliani believes is effective. he wants to be aggressive. he told the president -- has told him to keep doing this. and he is trying to sort of set the perception of what's going on in the mueller probe. >> so, peter baker, let's continue right there. they're winning the noise war. it's giuliani one, mueller nothing. complete silence, which is their custom and want. but as jonathan mentioned, there's this danger of having to be walked back by the first lady, by the secretary of state, and their ilk on occasion. >> no, what's really fascinating is it's not just that rudy giuliani is talking about the mueller probe or talking about whether the president should be giving

how are you, daniel?ut >> narrator: bhere is growing consensus that the more intense gender dysphoria is in thildhood, the more likely it is to persist, an puberty itself can also be a telling predictor. >> and i just wanted to see if you were noticing any changes in your body recently that had you maybe feeling worried or sad? >> wel this one over here, it started getting rnder. >> i thinkaniel had been really concerned about how quickly this was going to happen and just really feeling strongly about not developing breasts. and my husband and i want to do anything we need to to keep his emotional well-being in mine and how he about himself. >> okay.ly >> entervention does make a huge difference. omonce physical changes, se physical changes of puberty have occurred-- you ow, voice deepening in boy-bodied people, for instance-- they're irreversible. so really startingrt publocking medications as early as possible is really important for some people who arreally experiencing distress. >> so there is a very,

how are you, daniel? >> narrator: but there is growing consensus that the more intense gender dysphoria is in childhood, the more likely it is to persist, and that puberty itself can also be a telling predtor. >> and i just wanted to see if you were noticing any changes in your body recently that had you maybe feeling worried or sad? >> well, this one over here, it started getting real tender. >> i think daniel had been really concerned about how quickly this was goi to happen and just really feeling strongly about not developing breasts. and my husband and i want to do anything we need to to keep his emotional well-being in mind and how he feels about himself. >> okay. >> early intervention does make a huge difference. once physical changes, some physical changes of puberty hae occurred-- you know, vo deepening in boy-bodied people, for instan-- they're irreversible. so really starting puberty-blocking medications as early as possible is reallypo ant for some people who are really experiencing distss. >>

and daniel goldman is back with us as well. also former u.s. attorney general for the southern district of new york. a lot of talk about the southern district of new york these days. i wonder why. shannon, bring us up to date on your latest reporting on michael cohen. and the reporting out there today that what he's looking for in a lawyer is exactly what bev at the studio in new york, people with experience in the southern district of new york. >> well, that could be what he's looking for right now. the indication we got is that he needed someone to help him through the next phase of this case. now, whether that means he needs someone to help him through a phase where he's a cooperating witness, past document production or a phase where he has to find a different way to pay his legal bills. we were never able to get to the bottom of so far today. but we do know to this point that was made earlier, his legal bills were becoming astronomical. he had 15 lawyers, two data specialists, a team of paralegals and associates working around the clock, s

these days daniel only drives his b.m.w. seven thirty for fun a long time member of the line of antique car club he takes part in day trips and weekend excursions. then. his green card always turns heads for many people by classic cars as an investment for danielle it's never been about the money. this counts cotton fields his car itself is a treasure on the classic car market seven series models lack the kind of status the mercedes s. class atmosphere that these cars are but by people who love them they'll retain their value know it well cared for but the price won't take off like for other videos cars of late but for him that's immaterial up there it's all about this car and you get it and it's priceless to live it with a closely. compared to other classic cars demand for first generation b.m.w. seven series models is relatively low so prices remain moderate but no matter what is market value done you wouldn't trade in his green b.m.w. for anything. the next time i'm driving we test the new audi a six. and take a closer lo

when asked about the lawsuit by adult film star stormy daniels against president trump yesterday, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders claimed that the case had already been won in arbitration. already? "wow, that was fast," said daniels after she and trump had sex. [ laughter ] forbes' list of 2018 billionaires set a record for having the most women in the list's history. so congratulations to susan! [ laughter and applause ] in honor of international women's day, mcdonald's is flipping its golden arches to resemble a w instead of an m. and we can't even show you what they did over at hooters. [ laughter and applause ] president trump will visit california next week to view eight border wall prototypes. eight? how hard is a wall? [ laughter ] as you can see, this one is full of doors. "oh, that's no good because they -- they'll just come right through the doors." oh, yeah, that's a good point. well, here's one that's six inches high. "no. [ laughter ] because then they'll just step right over it." oh, boy, you got me again. you're very good at this. [ light laughter ] you

el pasado 18 de abril los estudiante comenzaron las protestas contra el mandatario daniel ortega y cada dÍa se sumaron mÁs ciudadanos inconformes con las polÍticas del gobierno. ♪ ♪ enrique: se espera que maÑana luego de dos dÍas de intensas reuniones la reserva federal eleve las tasas de interÉs, por segunda vez en el aÑo. el aÑo pasado los responsables de esta decisiÓn dijeron que es harÍa si la economÍa sigue funcionando, hasta hoy. si la economÍa sigue funcionando, hasta hoy. patricia:el joven prÍncipe tipo de batallas. no creen en limitaciones. si la economÍa sigue funcionando, hasta hoy. patricia:el joven prÍncipe siempre están listos para ayudar a los demás. saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. el más inteligente. nueva ford f-150 2018. una foto del pequeqo "principe george" esta causando indignacion en el reino unido... en la imagen se ve al niqo jugando con una pistola de juguete, rodeado de su madre, la "duquesa de cambridge", y otros ni

stormy daniels? >> geez. well, the fist lady's spokesperson delivering an effortless smackdown today. this is a quote. i don't believe mrs. trump has r d ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. rud? wrong. let's bring in our panel. rick wilson worked or giuliani's senate campaign. i hate to throw this word around, molly, good evening to all of you, by the way. i hate to throw this word around, but that was some shade, epic clapback right there from the first lady's office, isn't it? >> it can certainly be read that way. i honestly also read it as a simple fact. it is well known to pretty much everyone in the white house that rudy giuliani is freelancing. he is not coordinating his message with anybody else. he isn't, in fact, talking to the first lady. he's just saying whatever floats into his head. and it's actually become a sort of parlor game among people in and around the white house about whether there is a grand plan here. or if he's just kind of shooting his mouth after. i mean, our

. >> danielle. >> reporter: two of those women spoke exclusively with abc news. >> making the team was everything you thought it would be, glitter, glitz. i wanted this for years. i was consumed with it. it was my life. then bad things were happening. people being called ugly names. we were being called jelly belly, chunky cheeks. >> reporter: danielle and ashlin were rookies last season. ashlin turned 18 days before trying out. she says her body looked like a teenager's when she made the team. >> this is right after i became a houston texan cheerleader. >> reporter: that summer things changed and her coach noticed. >> i woke up and looked like a woman, not a 12-year-old girl. she didn't like the way i looked. i remember coach alto saying, you look like you ate a plate of salt. >> reporter: her coach told her she looked like she'd gained the freshman 15. >> i was appalled. i've never been called fat. to this day i struggle with weight because i was young and i was called fat multiple times. >> reporter: those women say because there was a culture of body shaming, some of them and their

davidson who again was representing stormy daniels at that time allegedly repli 100%. cohen's response was, thanks, pal. now, the complaint, casey, alleges that the wise men was a reference that included the president, president trump, and that the president knew of the plan to get her on hannity show and deny her prior sexual relationship with the president. there is no documentation that we see of that in the lawsuit here. we have no particular evidence that's offered in the court paperwork that mr. president trump was one of these three wisemen that's referenced in the text. later on in early march this year davidson allegedly told cohen that clifford planned to file a lawsuit against the president. of course we know that that ended up happening. the tex messages saying you calling, davidson texted with oat us, give me a minute. float success first lady of the united states, melania trump. the reporting was that both cohen and melania trump were in mar-a-lago. copy was there to meet with the first lady and prepare her for news of the lawsuit. but the lawsuit and the

of money strong and author of fed up an insider's take on why the federal reserve is bad for america danielle thank you as always for joining us this is a pretty positive jobs report two hundred twenty three thousand in a three point eight percent rate which hasn't been this low since bill clinton was president and before that the lowest rate was all way back in sixty nine act that's when the beatles released come together i remember is the jobs report a pretty decent indicator of adoring strength in the labor market do you think danielle. oh well actually bart i would be careful with using the word and during here we are at the very very late stages of this current economic cycle employers are having a very hard time sourcing workers and as a result we've seen one of the largest waves in the history of the country in merger and acquisition activity these are the things that typically happen towards the late stage of an economic expansion and part of it again is due to the fact that there is a need for workers we have an eighteen year low in terms of of a mismatch in between what employers ne