alan: muy bien. vamos a verlo.. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessica: iniciamos al revoltillo digital con mucha actitud de casi viernes. chayanne se va a ir pronto de gira. dice que este espectÁculo va a tener muchas coreografÍas. por lo cual se encuentra practicando. sÓlo miren. ♪ ♪ ♪ ayer el mundo digital no dejo de comentar sobre esta portada de la revista forbes. dice que kylie jenner en la joven millonaria que se ha hecho rica a la edad mÁs corta ella sola. iniciÓ su lÍnea de cosmÉtico hace menos de tres aÑos. desde ese entonces la compaÑÍa estÁ valorada en $900,000,000. ella es dueÑa del 100% de su empresa. la revista incluye otras 60 mujeres que se han hecho ricas por ella mismas, pero, definitivamente, los nÚmeros de kylie jenner son impresionantes. ayer el actor y comediantejordi lÓpez causó mucha controversia. aparentemente, estÁ orinando sobre la estrella del paseo de la fama de trump. aquiles tengo lo que sucediÓ en realidad. aparte de nuestra ana patricia, a megan tambiÉn le dio l

alan: gracias a dios-- francisca: alan estÁ desatado! karla: es como un personaje de barrio chinche! [risas] alan: todo lo que estÁ acá aquÍ no llegamos ni al dÓlar. locutor: esto es "barrio chinche". >> vecino, cree que los martes 13 son dÍa de mala suerte? >> no, yo creo que son los jueves 15, porque fue el dÍa que me casÉ! >> vecina, ustÉ que todo se lo sabe y si no se lo inventa, sabe donde puedo comprar frecuencia? >> cÓmo dice? >> si saben donde puedo comprar frecuencia? >> de dÓnde sacó ese nombre? >> es que salÍ del dentista y me dijo que me tengo que lavar los dientes con frecuencia! >> dÓnde estÁ lo más hermoso de mi vida? >> no seas ridÍculo que ya sabes que la cerveza estÁ en el refri! >> mi amor, quÉ te pasa, te veo decaÍdo? >> estoy un poco triste, amor, pienso que tu familia me quedÉ medio tonto. >>ay mi amor, eso de medio es porque todavÍa no te conocen completo! >> vecino! cuÁndo fue que usted conociÓ a su mujer? >> unos minutos despuÉs de habernos casado. #notecase >> vecina, con todo el dinero q

alan: gracia alan: aquÍ estamos en las redes. chef: estÉ manejando las redes de "despierta amÉrica". usualmente nos lo dan a los milenials, nada personal! alan: nos vamos directo hasta moscÚ. quÉ trabajo estÁ haciendo todo univisiÓn deportes. javier sol, estÁs listo para la gran final? javier: saludos, miren estamos acÁ con el doble de zinedine zidane, le estÁn pidiendo fotos, viene con sus hijos, mira nada mÁs que estilo trae. estamos muy internacionales y habla espaÑol. >>no entiendo espaÑol. [risas] la final es 3-1. javier: hay mucha confianza por revivir lo que hicieron en el 98 y es que francia llega como equipo favorito por sus figuras, con estos jugadores que tienen una gran generaciÓn pero, enfrente croacia es complicado. >> es complicado pero 2-1, 3-1. javier: mucha confianza. cÓmo va a celebrar los goles? [habla en otro idioma] javier: seÑores, mientras vamos a escuchar las palabras del jugador del mÁnchester united con pasado en la juventus que asÍ nos habla de cara a esta gran final. >>[habla en otro

alan: impresionante! juliÁn, ha llegado el dÍa de conocer a la nÚmero 12, vamos a ver este nuevo capÍtulo. ♪ ( habla en ruso ) hola cÓmo estÁs? violeta? me enamorÉ, conocÍ a violeta y me enamorÉ. eres una princesa. ( habla en ruso ) princesa. claro, los prÍncipes. bella, inteligente, descendiente de la realeza rusa. pienso que me saquÉ la loterÍa. e ste palacio es parte de...ah? ( habla en ruso) es de la emperatriz. esto era de abuela, tatarabuela? ¿tatarabuela? me invitÓ a recorrer los jardines del palacio, alli fue donde el amor floreciÓ. agÁrrame ¿cuÁl te gusta más? Él o yo? yo? es que para romper el hielo... perdÓn, la comparación pero es infalible por eso busque la estatua, no falla, no falla ¿tÚ quÉ haces? yo televisiÓn ¿tÚ? ¿eres modelo? ingeniera. ( habla en ruso) ingeniera fÍsica. ingeniera fÍsica? es que somos la pareja perfecta, esta es ingeniera y yo... yo me las ingenio, tu y yo... quÍmica, conexiÓn. (habla en ruso) quÉ es? ¿quieres un beso? ¿estÁs nervi

alan: ni lo digas! diego: vamos a la informaciÓn se acerca el estreno primero en mÉxico de la exitosa telenovela, la segunda parte que ahora es "mi marido tiene mÁs familia". no metimos tras cÁmara de la grabaciÓn del nuevo promocionales para la temporaday encontramos mucho chisme. quÉ opina vega del divorcio de su hermana, vamos a ver todos los chismes que encontramos. reportera: el elenco de "mi marido tiene la familia grabÓ los centrales de la telenovela y los puso a bailar a ritmo de margarita, la diosa de la cumbia. la primera parte reciÉn estrenÁndome como mamá y ahora esta todo un poco mÁs bajo control. me viene a visitar mucho. reportera: la hija de gonzalo vega revela estar orgullosa de su hermano, el se integra a la historia que ella protagoniza. >> estoy contento, somos muy buenos amigos y estar compartiendo el set y la experiencia, nos ha unido todavÍa mÁs y estamos muy contentos. reportera: estando en el tema de familia esta fue su reacciÓn al cuestionarle cÓmo se encuentra s

alan: exacto. marcela: lo que necesita es que lo saquen de la redes sociales y que nunca vuelva a aparecer con este drama. creo que ya es suficiente. ademÁs, esto sucede y Él es pequeÑo, pero esto queda para el resto de la vida. queda dando vueltas por todas partes. esto es muy denigrante para un ser humano. es muy difÍcil de asimilar. tÚ has sido la vÍctima de una situaciÓn que ni siquiera participaste. paola: le va a quedar eso marcado al niÑo. marco: nadie le ha preguntado si quiere salir en las redes con la televisiÓn. yo a mi hija no la tengo en ninguna red. ella va a decidir en el futuro si quiere tener algo o no. marcela: estÁs esperando un poco. la prudencia creo que hace bien. las parejas que han pasado por diferentes problemas, y mi compaÑero tambiÉn has pasado por diferentes problemas, has tenido que tener a tu hijo aparte de diferentes situaciones. colate: la situaciÓn de ser padre y no poder ver a tu hijo y tu madre lo estÁ exponiendo pÚblicamente. alan: se siente feo co

alan: siempre. el que no estÁ contentas del artista urbano mÁs pegado del momento, bad bunny, encontraba de gira por espaÑa y fue a un salÓn para hacerse las uÑas y las manos. Él se pinta y se hace diseÑos. le negaron el servicio en este salÓn de belleza por ser hombre. indignado contÓ la experiencia en su cuenta de instagram en donde dice: " ando contento por espaÑa disfrutando de mi gira y fui a este apestoso lugar a hacerme mis uÑas y me dijeron que no porque soy hombre. no sÉ quÉ pensar, me parece lamentable. quÉ es esto 1960?". imagÍnate las críticas a este salÓn. el salón tenÍa su pobre cuenta de instagram y, por temas de seguridad, tuvo que poner la cuenta en privado y borrar muchos de los contenidos. francisca: se enojÓ el conejo. alan: despuÉs el loquita y yo creo que hablaron con Él y le pidieran disculpas. esto sÍ no lo habÍa escuchado nunca, no le quisieron hacer su pintura de uÑas por ser hombre. ademÁs es europa, son más open. francisca: tengo que felicitar a

alan: quÉ historia! daniel: ahÍ estÁ, vaya que si, como estas muchas, ahora menos por la cantidad de gente. alan: igual que nuestros presidentes, ya sabes! habÍa un comercial, pide permiso, se paga su propio boleto, ya sabes, idÉntico, papÁ. daniel: ya lo conoces, para que te cuento si lo has expresado bien. por otra parte aproximadamente 6000 ingleses estarÁn aquÍ. desde la noche de ayer rusia habla inglÉs y estÁn soÑando con estar una vez mÁs en la final. esperaron 28 aÑos para estar en una semifinal, mÁs cerca que nunca y hablamos del partido mÁs importante la historia contemporÁnea de la selecciÓn inglesa. asÍ piensan ellos! [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] daniel: compaÑeros, es importante mencionar esto. han hecho suya una canciÓn que data de 1996, la canciÓn oficial para la eurocopa de inglaterra en el 96. ahora cuando se ha calificado de manera con exabruptos la han hecho propia. esto es lo que estÁn como bandera y para este compromiso de esta noche. a

alan: asÍ es. aquí estamos con jessy que sigue hablando del tema del momento que son los premios "juventud". el dÍa despuÉs. cÓmo te fue? estuviste todo el dÍa paseando. muchas mujeres quisieran haber hecho lo que hiciste. >> fue un gran sacrificio, muy difÍcil ir con carlos rivera desde que saliÓ del hotel hasta que llegÓ al escenario. lo vi cantar, cante con Él, bajo del escenario, lo volvÍ a ver, de verdad vivÍ la emociÓn que un cantante como este vive en un dÍa como premio "juventud". ♪ ♪ mi querido carlos, te viene a recoger para premios "juventud". me quiero poner en los zapatos de un cantante para ver cÓmo se vive esta emociÓn. carlos: estÁs segura? hay nervios, emociÓn, alegrÍa. jessi: estamos en el corre corre en la locura asÍ que vamos. vamos en camino, tenemos todo el equipo aquÍ atrÁs. asÍ es como es esto. carlos:vienen como 4 personas mÁs en otro carro. para que estuviÉramos también cÓmodos. jessi: estÁ tranquilo o te quedan algunos nervios, cÓmo te fuer

alan: estos temas. karla: le preguntamos una buena mes lo que mÁs le disgusta de las mujeres que nunca han confesado, por ejemplo, cuando las mujeres preguntamos la tÍpica, mi amor, hiciste esto? siempre te dicen para que me preguntas si ya sabes lo que voy a responder, les molesta eso? guillermo: es molesto, pero por ejemplo donde estaban, ya lo saben. lo que me molesta tambiÉn mucho es quedurÓ mucho tiempo para cambiarse en un evento x y cuando terminan se miran hermosas y de repente estÁs viendo la tele todavÍa. a los 10 minutos que ya te tienes que ir ella comienzan, pero cuando terminan nuestras satisfechas con su belleza se quite algÚn vestidito ponen otra y nunca tienen ropa. karla: no tengo que ponerme mi amor. guillermo: a mÍ me molesta mucho decir es que ya me lo puse en fulham una evento, ella me lo vieron. y por eso lo van a tirar? erick: yo le puedo hablar de muchas amigas que tengo, pero les cuento que me molesta mucho que varias de ellas que siempre quieren ser el florero de la me

alan, fue bien. alan: me fue bastante bien. mi amor vamos a hablar de cosas cuando llegue a la casa. francisca: claro. mejor vamos a hablar de ana patricia. este fin de semana todos estuvimos celebrando, la estuvimos acompaÑando en el baby shower del bebÉ. todos estamos esperando con mucho amor y cariÑo. disfruten esas fotografÍas que estÁ acompaÑada de su familia. alan: ahÍ estÁn todos. no saliste en esa foto. te fuiste un poco antes. francisca: no. ustedes llegaron tarde. [risas] karla llegÓ a la hora, pero tÚ no. alan: quiÉn se fue temprano? francisca: me fui a una hora prudente. tambiÉn estuvo alejandra espinosa, estuvo alejandro, entre muchos invitados. el tema era muy tropical. estaba bellÍsimo cada detalle. alan: fuiste con pareja? francisca: fui con alejandro. alan: alejandro no es tu pareja? [risas] no lo quiere presentar. francisca: claro. Él estaba viendo el juego defÚtbol. [risas] alan: nuestra ana patricia estÁ todo bien. va a poder regresar esta semana si dios quiere. francisca: muy bien! alan: mÁ

alan estÁ bien acompaÑado. alan: bien acompaÑado de esta belleza bien joven. vamos a platicar con ella mÁs adelantalento, juventud! vamos a platicar con ella y nos enendy's usamos carne fresca desde antes que los goles se celebraran asÍ, asÍ, ¿y asÍ? porque con carne fresca, nunca congelada, la dave's double, y todas nuestras hamburguesa son jugosas y deliciosas. desde hace 12 mundiales. eso es lo que nos hace distintos. ♪ alan: conocida como la niÑa de oro a sus 23 aÑos, de la mÚsica de puerto rico y ahora por el mundo, su mÚsica poco a poco rompe fronteras. cÓmo estÁs?primera vez aquÍ en televisiÓn. >>muy bien. alan: hoy existe un evento muy lindo para muchos jÓvenes. >>o es asÍ, es la antesala para los "juventud" en donde tendrÉ el honor de participar junto a otros artistas increÍbles. muy orgullosa de estar aquÍ. alan: cÓmo defines tu mÚsica? >> es un poco diferente a lo que estamos acostumbrados de la mÚsica latina, una chica atrevida, dispuesta a hacer cosas diferentes y nuevas asÍ que para mi es como ir en co de las reglas. alan:

alan: mi adis cÓmo estÁs. adis: mÉxico es un paÍs que sabe levantarse con nuevos brillos y eso me encanta en todo sentido. estamos muy contentos admirando tus zapatos blancos, karla. karla: quÉ buen ojo. [risas] adis: lo que no me encanta es la crÍtica que le han hecho al gallito feliz. cristian castro es todo menos modelo y le han criticado por subir de peso. su hermano lo defiende a capa y espada. veamos. marcos valdÉs sale en defensa de su hermano cristian castro y le responden a quienes han juzgado el cantante por mostrarse pÚblicamente con varios kilos de mÁs. >> anda a gusto. son de esas veces que te relajas un poco y le echÓ a los tacos y a la harina pero estÁ joven y se puede recuperar. Él es un gran cantante. quÉ es lo que vende christian? esa voz maravillosa que dios le dio. tiene una voz fuera de serie. creo que cree que estÁ en los top tres de ese alcance de voz que tiene el maravilloso. adis: aunque es bien sabido que marcos hace mucho ejercicio no dudamos en preguntarle y christian le

and i spoke to alan about it. when it comes time for the financing, which will be -- >> what financing? >> we'll have to pay -- >> you won't pay cash? >> no, no, no. >> all right. now, a couple things. there are side conversations. i wanted you to hear everything that was on the recording that was provided to us. those side conversations aren't relevant in my estimation, and i'm not including a translation of the tape because there is clearly a dispute about what is being said. so you have to listen, and i want to now play for you the portion that seems to matter the most. this is 2016, before the election. donald trump and michael cohen on a recording seized by the fbi. the specific conversation about the arrangement surrounding a payment that had been made to a former playboy playmate. here's that portion. >> what's up, mike? >> great poll by the way. >> making progress. >> big time. >> and your guy's a good guy. >> pastor scott? >> i can't believe. no. >> oh, no. >> can we use him anymore? >> oh, yeah. no, you'

alan: ok. si tienes una relaciÓn en esta momento y se termina se acabÓ. >> si entra alguien en tu vida es catalizador. por eso querÍa venir a hablar del amor. si una persona que me ha leÍdo, sabe cÓmo es la temporada de eclipse, dice quÉ pasa siempre es una relaciÓn con todo esto. por ejemplo, el 27 de julio tenemos un eclipse muy importante. es el jueves que viene. es un eclipse total, total en acuario. acuario es el signo de la mente y de la visiÓn del futuro. entonces, lo que nos estÁ diciendo es que un periodo que comenzÓ en 2016 esta terminando. tiene que ver con lo que tÚ creÍas que era para ti en el futuro. es como que esa visiÓn que tenÍas se reduce a lo que de verdad viniste a hacer. mucho lo que tiene que ver con colegas y relaciones de pareja tienen que soltarse. de hecho, estamos teniendo esta entrevista hoy que el 18 de julio. marte estÁ en el lugar del eclipse. marte que rige aries dice que si vamos actuar tenemos que atrevernos a soltar. esta semana del 18 al 27 de

that's not enough under the rules of ethics. >> alan, alan, alan. >> yeah. >> once again you don't know what you're talking about. you know what i want to know? i want to know about the relationship between you and donald trump. i think you ought to disclose the extent of the relationship. how did you get that positive book review? why is that it you two -- >> happy to disclose it. >> why state this you two appear to be such close friends now? >> i've met him three times in my life. all three times dealing with the middle east. i have no relationship with him. but you have to tell you, i do know legal ethics. and getting permission from a counseled client -- >> you're wrong. >> you're wrong. >> is not enough. i've been teaching legal ethics for a long time. about that, i am 100%. >> michael, let me ask you, i want to ask you about the three additional women you say you're representing. you say they're also paid hush money. you tell us any more when that hush money was allegedly paid or anything else about the alleged relationships and any proof that they happened? >> in 2015 and 2016, a

alan gave the team a tea m seasons ago. alan gave the team a team talk and said one of you guys can bea team talk and said one of you guys can be a hero, this is a chance for you to be remembered for ever. i know it is a different competition, on the world stage, but it is a strong message for any team in this world cup and for england.” strong message for any team in this world cup and for england. i said it on the first programme when we played tunisia, i said it could be a life changing opportunity for someone. and the dream is still alive and i hope the players realise that. this could be huge. go and get some sleep! we will see alan later, pa rt some sleep! we will see alan later, part of the bbc team from 2pm on bbc one. the build—up to the quarterfinal and the match kicks off at 3pm. if you are getting married, sorted out early and get in front of a telly! damn, there are some things more than football. —— dan walker, i am just putting it out there. one person says spare a thought for my son who lives in swed

alan: i think they are a bit frozen. it is not clear what direction we are going with economic policy. i think the uncertainty will hang over the economy and prevented from doing as well as it should be doing. julia: are you surprised that the strength of the data has held up so well? we have seen tensions for a few months now with china, the eu, even though we just started to see the actual tariffs impact. were not bubbles building up when president trump came to office, so the economy is going to improve. massive tax cuts, we will eventually have to pay for, added additional support to the economy. frankly, i think we should be doing better given a $1.5 trillion tax cut and given the extra spending that has been taking place in 2018. that might be offsetting some of the uncertainty, so we are continuing on before. julia: interesting you mention that. we were having a discussion earlier this week with stephen as he's, and as far concerned, he thinks the fed is pretty definition, even suggesting they could raise rates fo

and so is harvard law professor and author of "the case against impeaching trump," the one and only alan dershowitz. thank you on a friday night. i appreciate you being here. mariotti, you are bringing the prosecution in this case. when you look at the tapes, they are damning for the president because? >> because he's talking to a suspected criminal about matters under which he is under federal investigation for. it's never a good thing when your client is talking to somebody who is under investigation, particularly when it's about the subject matter that the government's investigating. you can spin it all you want, and we've heard more reporting. cnn has reported there's other tapes and there's a lot of discussion about what's actually on these tapes. but it's never a good thing. >> fruit of the poisonous tree aside as to a potential ethical violation by one's counsel in making such tapes, it was his lawyer, alan dershowitz. he was talking to him.

it's not as important as alan dershowitz. adrienne elrod and emily jashinsky, thank you very much. . . the president's attorney. but i think we should be thinking of the larger story. we were told for many years by many people in the media and anonymous sources there was treasonous collusion with russia to steal the election. do we have anything that supports that? we have cohen under fire. and various other people under fire. but what they are allegedly under fire for has nothing to do with that overarching story that led to the drama we have had the last few years. i think journalists should take a step back and think about how honest they are being. howie: he does have some exposure on the payment to stormy daniels. the $130,000 hush money payment for which he was reimbursed by the president. but one of the reasons he wasn't appearing on camera is he didn't want to say again and again and again, i can't comment about the investigation. rudy giuliani said the president wants to testify but we the lawyers are holding him bac

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that why peo it's an embarrassment.reating alan dershowitz the way they are. it's an the intellectual dishonest of . these people is staggering. they are frightened of other it ideas.ual dishonest of these people is staggering. they are >> sean: let's talk about this ideas. >> sean: let's talk about book in the context of where we are with the mueller t cont investigation. of where we are with the mueller because you have called this invest what it is from the beginning.n. because you it's very dangerous when we all what it is from criminalize political difference. your words and not mine?beginni. it's very >> right. dan i agree.gerous when we criminalize political difference. your words and not mueller will end up not having ? >> right. i accomplished very much. agree. mueller will you can't indict a sitting president. end u not having accomplished very kavanaugh agrees with.. you can't indic that you can't impeach a sitti pres a president unless he committed a crime.vanaugs with. that you collusion is not a crime. can't a president unless he the president ca

before i answer that question i want to say that alan knows what he's talking about. i don't think we heard a full credential list for him but alan, please fill me in if i miss some things, he was in charge of running what was by most accounts the most successful world cup in history, certainly with the best attended world cup in history in terms of number of people who went to it, profit compared to the others and alan was president of the united states soccer federation, one of those associations he mentioned that oversees the country's operations and routers -- reports to fifa and cofounder of major league soccer which is the professional league that has two teams in los angeles and has played all over the country. he's been on numerous fifa committees and been involved in the sport at the highest levels for decades. >> you might mention that one of the fifa committees, nobody laugh, the fifa ethics committee. [laughter] >> i said nobody laugh. and so another fun fact about alan, makes a cameo inside the book because unbeknownst to him, he went to dinner with one o

classical musical which is currently playing on this stage directed by associate artistic director alan paul. in a kingdom not so very far away, long, long time ago, riddled with corruption and violence, king arthur and queen when you grab created a new utopian society in camelot. write his jacket over might and the king sits with the knights of the round table with no head, signifying a quality and cooperation by the way, the knights of the round table as you know often been compared to her own cabinet, realizing that ours is occurred over an oval, not about you but i know that recently there's been attorney general sessions are doing with epa administrator pruitt as to who could be lancelot. [laughing] anyway, , when arthur's illegitimate son mordred returns seeking revenge, king arthur's court begins to crumble. mordred is indicted and ultimately convicted for inciting rebellion and an insurrection against the kingdom of camelot. but does this violate his first amendment rights to free speech and association? or was mordred unlawfully advocating the overthrow of camelot beyond a reas

-alan: we should do about 50. -lemonis: $50 million? -alan: $50 million. -lemonis: that's a big business. lemonis: owners alan buxbaum and howard mora had taken over a. stein from their fathers who founded the company, growing the company from $5 million to $50 million. woman: that's beautiful. lemonis: and their hamburger, the brooklyn burger, was a staple at new york's three biggest sporting venues. -howard: good burger. -lemonis: it's the best. but it soon became clear that all their success was going to waste. how much do you think you'll lose this year? howard: about $400,000. lemonis: a. stein was a mess. they owed people a lot of money, and then when they sold product to other customers, they didn't even collect that money. still, with some significant adjustments, i felt like i could help alan and howard save the company that their fathers built. so we struck a deal. come here, big guy. and i'm putting in $1 million. -there's the money. -alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a. stein meats, but then i learned that the comp

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i spoke to alan about that. when it i spoke to alan about it. when it comes time for the financing, which will be -- >> what financing? >> he is saying no. that's not what you hear on the tape. that's the pertinent part of the tape. let me remind the viewers this was two months before the election. what do you say, chris? >> i say that you don't look at it just in terms of whether a crime was committed. this is about who is telling the truth in this matter. there are two main questions. one, did the president know about the arrangements that his lawyer was making surrounding the payment to karen mcdougal and maybe other assets? he says the other things, we have to buy them all because -- and then trump says maybe he gets hit by a train. we're talking about david pecker, the head of the national enquirer at the time. and by the way i make no suggestion against mr. pecker, not that he did anything wrong. and at sthe assertion on the ta- and the second one is the idea of what was going on with his intentionality. did he want this done on the up and

alan dershowitz told me i didn't know what i was talking about. turns out he doesn't know what he's talking about. there are multiple tapes. lanny davis confirms that now. there's over 12 recordings, well over 12 recordings. hopefully lanny davis is going to do the right thing, and michael cohen. i doubt they're going to do that. i'll get to that in a minute. we have reason to believe there are tapes relating to the payment to my client, including tapes between michael cohen and keith davidson. >> so, i want to get your response to this. this is something that i asked. i spoke to sources as this interview was going on, and i called some of michael cohen's friends. they say it certainly looks like he wants to tell the truth and this is from them, too. the most important person in america right now seeking the truth about trump and that's mueller. i asked lanny davis about that and he said i can't answer that question, don. there's a reason i keep saying the truth is on our side. he says. and who most wants to hear the truth from michael cohen? i ha

i spoke to alan about it when it comes time for the financing -- >> what financing? >> we'll have to pay -- >> pay with cash? >> no, no, no, no, no. >> check? >> so john, michael cohen had said at one point he wanted to be the john dean of the story. what's your reaction to this tape tonight? >> well, it's interesting, i'm somebody who has listened to an awful lot of tapes back in the nixon era and more recently thousands of them for nixon's conversations, every conversation he did on watergate. the only way you can really hear a tape is with a foot pedal where you can reverse and listen and listen and listen. each time i've listened to this tape, i've heard something different or a little bit more. and what it does to me is if he wants to do what i did, having the tape to back you up is certainly nice. i didn't know tapes were there. i suspected they were there but didn't know initially when i broke rank and started talking. after my testimony is when the tapes came out. but i think this does put the lie to the trump people on their version of this story as i hear i

at the london school of economics very good evening to you alan is this not a good thing averting a trade war what is a manual micron i'm happy about. well mr michael is i'm very unhappy because he thinks that the negotiations of benefited germany but not fronts that the whole point of this is to try obviated twenty five percent tax by trump tower of by trump on german cause and goods but in return for that. said the he will a lot of american agricultural exports into europe and soybeans and other things the great french fear is the germs are sold a lot in that the fed should have a very protective towards culture will be betrayed in that huge amount of american food grain soybeans would have a window into europe undercutting the french. opposition after that meeting do you think he had no idea what you think it was actually going to see all for donald trump. no idea if he did i mean i'm not even sure that you had because not let's put. the best of times he went along and i think the great feat obviously being primed by merkel the huge fear. with. threats of a twenty five percent on

list, but allen and told me things that alan knows chief executive, and he was in charge of running, successful workout, in history certainly in history in terms of number of people went through it, very profit compared to some of the others, alan also was one of the associations he mention that oversees the operations, and also cofounder of make-believe soccer the professional league two chains in los angeles, and spread all over the country, he has been on list for committees, and in sport i believe i have -- got. >> one of the could be -- is fifa -- >>s you laughed. >> so another fun is makes a cameo inside the book, because unbe announceed to him, went to dinner with one of the secreto and guy was wearing a wire. and -- there was an fbi agent irs agent in same restaurant, putting foot in his mouth he never did they never did anything with him but sure tried. >> first thing i did was -- i was hoping name wasn't even in it, then it was in it i was delighted only one page, not too much, and that is when i found out this dinner they had not only was research if you will, wire, actual

i spoke to alan about it. when it comes time for the financing, which will be -- we'll have to -- no, no, no, no. >> how are you? >> and leading off our discussion is michael avenatti, who is the attorney for stormy daniels. michael, what are you hearing when you listen to that tape? >> well, i'm hearing two criminal co-conspirators conspiring on making a payment and i'm hearing michael cohen being the sycophant that he is for the president, for mr. trump. i saw this interview that lanny just gave at cnn. i believe lanny's a very good lawyer. i like lanny. but that was quite a marvelous performance that he just gave over on cnn trying to paint michael cohen, who's an absolute criminal thug, as a victim and as anything other than what he is, lawrence. he's a co-conspirator. they're trying to convince the american public of something that just is not accurate. look, michael cohen could come on your show or any other show right now and disclose what really happened and the context around this discussion, and we c

alan: you are seeing short-term, very good weather coming up for the next month. it's a key growing season for corn. there should be less rain and cooler temperatures in the u.s.. longer-term, there are concerns about el niÑo. the u.s. climate center forecast there's a higher chance of that happening this winter. corn is not that dependent on trade with china as other commodities. outside of canada and mexico, things are not looking so bad. alix: talking about the report in general, we have a change in how the government will release it to the press. what does that mean for traders? alan: we found out on tuesday the journalists are no longer going to have free report access where they could come up with data reports are accurate moments before the reports are released. the usda said that is in the interest of equal access, will the access really be equal? or is it simply not going to go with whatever trading firm can come up with the best data scraping software together headlines out before everyone else, and literally make millions of dollars over that worldwatc

and alan had been also a family friend and a teacher of mine. i spent a year at the university of chicago in the committee on social thought. and so when you asked me, you know, who are my influences, all of these men were influential to me. my father primarily, you know, many so many ways it's hard to quantify, but more importantly my father was a member of a generation of writers and intellectuals who were conducting a high-level conversation about the fate of western culture and its values. and other writers of his caliber were involved in it, gunter gras, people of that, you know, people of that level who felt it was part of their role as serious writers to uphold the values that preserve the conditions of freedom. and, of course, it was the cold war, and that's what the kind of level of discourse was. ill say the same about al -- i would say the same about alan bloom, my teacher who was, as i would describe him, a kind of jewish socratic, somebody who taught me to look at, to kind of be a disrespecter of pieties and to look at all questions

testify against him but nobody suggested that would constitute either a crime or impeachable offense alan you know though you are smart and i we go back a long way or an old plan yeah you know. and you know i read that you dined with dirt with the president you appear on fox news regularly that alan dershowitz would become a hero of the far right is an anathema yeah yeah i mean first the i'm not here of the far right i am hero of some people on the right and i'm a devil to some people on the left look i dined with president obama dined president clinton i don't think any american should turn down an invitation to dying president he wanted to talk about the middle east i'm deeply involved in the middle east peace process as you know and a close friend of benjamin not that you know who i know president abbas and i've been asked for my advice i was asked my advice by president obama president clinton president carter president bush and i'm always going to give advice and i'm always you know except an invitation to have dinner with the way i thought i sort between people in the white house i'

i know so many of the ideas originally came from alan. but you can't you know, a strong , woman has to portray it. i hope i delivered. [applause] mr. paul: when you are doing a play, you are dependent. that is why i am such a crazy, erotic person -- neurotic person in casting. so many people have an idea. lead in only one woman this show and so many men. your voice was integral in what ended up on the stage. mrs. silber: i have been surrounded by some very supportive male cast mates who wanted that voice to sing both figuratively and literally. you have done a lot of things here. you have done this, kiss me kate, la mancha you've done , musicals. you've done romeo and juliet, while not a musical, many have said has a musicality to it. let me ask you this, do you think musicals as a genre are easier or a harder vehicle to tell a relevant story? and either way, why is that? mr. paul: you have an hour? mrs. silber: [laughter] mr. lowell: just a couple of minutes. mr. paul: you can attest to this. they are harder because you are working with

alan hit it. if we are putting even a pinky on the scale of justice, that's wrong and we can't have that. transparency, i'm for make it all transparent. let jerry nadler come in and read the same documents i've read. >> laura: chuck grassley said there's more evidence of political bias, congressman. do you know what he's talking about? >> there is more evidence. we've got some additional e-mails and text messages in the last four or five days. >> it's so interesting -- go ahead. >> laura: i was going to say i was in new hampshire over the weekend. some old friends and went up there with our families. i pick up "the boston globe" i see that everybody was mean to you in martha's vineyard. no one invites you for any afternoon lunches. >> he can come to north carolina. >> what we're doing is -- this is my book. this is the actual cover. we produced a special cover for martha's vineyard. a plain brown wrapper. >> laura: [laughs] >> so people can read the book on the beach. nobody will know they are rea

fischer in washington alan what's been the reaction there. well you understand that facebook were under a great deal of pressure after the twenty six thousand election where many people felt that pages that originated in russia were certainly controlled by people in russia helped to influence the election and mark zuckerberg went on to capitol hill in april this year and told politicians look we made a mistake we will get better at this and no facebook essentially goes through all the pages that are on facebook with artificial intelligence and then followed up with human investigators and of the think there is anything suspicious they then decided to take action and what we've phoned in just the last few weeks the phone these thirty two pages know the see that indicated some divisive political activity in authentic behavior is hope that facebook actually describes that one of the pages that they flagged up was a page that was organizing nor write. nor write to the right rally which was going to be organized later next month in washington d.c.

a beloved musical currently playing on this stage directed by alan paul. in a kingdom not so very far away, long, long time ago, riddled with corruption and violence, king arthur and queen guinavere created a scene in camelot. and the king sits with the knights of the roundtable with no head signifying equality and cooperation. by the way, the knights at the roundtable, as you know, have often been compared to our own cabinet. realizing that ours occurs over an oval, not a roundtable. i know that recently it has been attorney general sessions arguing with epa administrator pruitt as to who can be lanl lancelot. mordred is indicted and incited against the kingdom of camelot. but does this violate his right to free speech and association? or was mordred overthrowing the lot of camelot beyond a reasonable of doubt? as we start, give you the common caveat to all of our scenarios. i have to remind everyone that the characters in the scenario are completely fictional. any comparison to real people are a complete coincidence, despite some ancestry.com report that

sergeant alan jones. where's alan? sergeant. [applause] should we bring them up? come on. [cheers and applause] he's only 94 and the secret service made him walk about 100 yards out of his way, but that's okay. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. this is one of the highlights of this 94-year-old man. i want to tell you a few things may i., mr. president? stuart: i've got time. >> i had four brothers served in world war ii. my oldest brother was lost off the coast of italy. many times i just wish that he could come back to the land of the free and the home of the brave again. [applause] i've given to the veterans of foreign wars 70 years of my life. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. my wife is with me today, but she is not here. she is not feeling well. and my children are watching me today, hopefully, to know that they are god got to stand beside the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] with the president. mr. president, i want to ask you something. i've been told that i could never enter the oval office to washington d.c. i am going to be 95

fane constitutional expert alan dershowitz for a sense his case against impeaching president donald trump on this edition of. the politicking on larry king he's been called one of the most prominent and consistent defenders of civil liberties in america he's often the go to expert on constitutional law and individual rights and lately he's come on the heavy partisan fire for his well publicized augments against the call by many to attempt an impeachment of president trump he's laid out his opinion in his latest book we show it here in titled the case against impeaching the president. professor dershowitz is a hollywood law as a harvard law professor emeritus and he now joins me via skype we can say hollywood because he's so well known he's been played in movies television if. you want to a little attorneys for o.j. simpson my friend and thomas von bulow always a strong support all these opinions never had problems you were known as a constitutional expert you've written a hundred books now you come out in the past with defending the president and the issues and a lot of people on the left

many of you know him well, he's a lifetime member of the vfw, sergeant alan jones. where is alan? sergeant. [applause] should we bring him up? come on. he is only 94 and the secret service made him walk a hundred yards out of his way but, that's okay. that's all right. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> i just thank you. this is one of the highlights for this 94-year-old man. i just want to tell you a few things, mai, mr. president? >> president trump: i've got time. >> i had four brothers. and serve in world war ii. my oldest brother was lost off the coast of italy. many times, i just wish that he could come back to the land of the free and the home of the brave again. [cheers and applause] i have given to the veterans of foreign wars 70 years of my lif life. [cheers and applause] thank you. my wife is with me today, but she is not here, she's not feeling well. and my children are watching me today, hopefully, to know that their dad got to stand beside the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] mr. president, i want to ask you something. [laughter] i have been tol

alan, hope to talk to you soon thanks for the time today, alan blinder. >> thank you. >> as we head to a quick break take a look of shares of chipotle on the move shutting down one of the restaurants in the suburb of columbus, ohio the stock is down more than 7% at least two customers got sick after eating at that location. in a statement to cnbc a spokesperson says we acted quickly and closed the single restaurant out of an abundance of caution some old familiar problems for chipotle under a new ceo we'll see how the company reacts quk t"sawonhe street" will be rights back. dow is up 108. don't go away. see for yourself at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2018 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> apple set to report earnings after the bell the key levels to watch for the tech giant on trading nation mi t seeauk onhetrt" cong right up. >>> welcome back, a residential property is hitting the market this we

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i've spoken to alan weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with funding. >> alan weisselberg, the washington post now reporting that the government has seized more than 100 recordings that cohen made of conversations, which relate to trump. cnn caught up with cohen today. >> what else is on the tapes? >> cohen's silence comes as we are learning bob mueller is scrutinizing trump's twitter account. according to "new york times," mueller's team is investigating president trump's tweets and statements about tomorrow jeff sessions and the former fbi director jim comey to see if they amount to obstruction of justice. mueller is now looking at it reportedly the-to-see whether the president one intimidated witnesses or two tried to pressure officials to end the russia investigation. we know mueller wants to ask trump in particular about this tweet. it was posted on may 12th. a year ago. three days of trump fired comey. james comey better hope that there are no "tapes" of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. better hope, it sounds like a threat the white house incy