Stormy Daniels Attorney Avenatti Says Talks With Cohen Lawyers Have Stopped

The transcript discusses the potential legal grounds for prosecuting Donald Trump, focusing on whether a sitting president can be indicted. It highlights Michael Cohen's role and the implications of his actions, including the potential for him to provide damaging evidence. The discussion also covers the exceptions to attorney-client privilege, particularly in the context of crime fraud. The Stormy Daniels defamation case is examined, along with other allegations of hush payments and financial misconduct. The transcript concludes with a look at possible future legal actions and court proceedings.

What is the main legal question regarding the prosecution of a sitting president?

• Whether a sitting president can be impeached

• Whether a sitting president can be indicted

• Whether a sitting president can be sued

• Whether a sitting president can be pardoned

What could be a consequence if legal prosecution of the president is not possible?

• The president could be impeached

• The president could be pardoned

• The president could be re-elected

• The president could resign

What is the significance of Michael Cohen in the investigation?

• He is a journalist

• He is Trump's campaign manager

• He is a legal scholar

• He is a key witness against Trump

Why might Michael Cohen's communications be significant?

• They could provide evidence of legal violations

• They could show media bias

• They could reveal campaign strategies

• They could influence public opinion

What is the primary goal of Stormy Daniels' legal team?

• To delay the legal proceedings

• To secure a financial settlement

• To gain media attention

• To achieve full disclosure of facts and evidence

What are the potential legal violations discussed in the broader implications section?

• Bribery and extortion

• Campaign finance violations and bank fraud

• Perjury and obstruction of justice

• Tax evasion and insider trading

What is a potential crime related to the payments discussed?

• Forgery

• Identity theft

• Tax evasion

• Money laundering