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5:00Now PlayingCNN obtained the exclusive recording audio of the conversation between Donald Trump and Michael Cohen that made headlines late last week, and the tape doesn’t look good for either man involved. In addition to the discussion about the payout, Trump also implies that a man who is a nuisance to him could get “hit by a truck.” The tape is odd, but is it proof of criminal activity? Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
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On Tuesday evening, CNN obtained a copy of that much-ballyhooed Donald Trump/Michael Cohen tape that surfaced, really, or at least made headlines starting late last week. CNN got the tape from Lanny Davis, Michael Cohen's attorney, and they played it on air for everybody in this country willing to watch to know what exactly was said.
So, here's the tape. Here's what Donald Trump had to say.
Great poll, by the way.
I haven't seen it.
Great poll.
Making progress.
Big time.
And your guy's a good guy.
Who, Pastor Scott?
I can't believe this. No, Pastor Scott. What's happening? Can we use him anymore?
Oh, yeah. 100- No, you meant Mark Burns. He's ... We've told him to ...
I don't need that. Mark Burns, are we using him?
No. No.
Richard [inaudible 00:00:48]. I'm sorry, Richard [inaudible 00:00:49] just called. Just when you have a chance, he had an idea for you.
Okay, great.
So we got served from the New York Times. I told you this. We were ...
To what?
To unseal the divorce papers with Ivana. We're fighting it. Kasowitz is going to-
They should never be able to get that.
No, never. Never. Kasowitz says they'll never be able. They don't have a-
Get me a Coke, please!
They don't have a legitimate purpose.
And you have a woman that doesn't want them unsealed.
Correct.
Who you've been handling.
Yes, and it's all ...
That's been going on for awhile.
For about two, three weeks now.
All you have to do is delay it for ...
Even after that, it's not going to ever be opened. There's no purpose for it. I told you about Charleston. I need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend David. You know, so that ... I'm going to do that right away. I've actually come up and spoke-
Give it to me and [inaudible 00:01:42]-
And, I've spoken to Allen Weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with /
So, what do we got to pay for this? One-fifty?
Yes, and it's all the stuff.
Yeah, I was thinking about that.
All the stuff. Because, here, you never know where that company ... You never know where he's going to be.
Maybe he gets hit by a truck.
Correct, so I'm all over that, and I spoke to Alan about it. When it comes time for the financing, which will be-
Wait a sec, what financing?
Well, I'll have to pay him something.
Cash.
No. No, no, no, no, no. I got ... No, no, no.
Okay. Couple things to address here, and we're not going to address the "Maybe he gets hit by a truck," because that sounded a little ominous, and it sounded like Donald Trump was hinting at the fact that he knows people that could make that happen. That's an issue for a different day. We're not going to talk about him yelling at somebody to get him a Coke. We are going to talk about "pay with cash," though, because that seems to be a really important thing.
Not only does it show that, yes, Donald Trump knew that a payment to somebody he had an affair with was about to take place, but it also shows that his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, was 100% lying when he told us a few days ago that Donald Trump never said "pay with cash."
Giuliani told the world that Trump's never said "pay with cash." It's right there on the tape, buddy. He said "pay with cash." Giuliani is a liar and just lost whatever little bit of credibility he had left, and I'm not talking about with us or with the public. We already knew that. He lost all credibility in court. He blew his case before he even walked into a courtroom. Giuliani is the worst attorney in the world. And I'm glad, because that's what Trump deserves.
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