Is This Much to Do About Nothing?

Robert Costello, a one-time legal advisor to former Trump attorney Michael Cohen, says he will testify before the grand jury in the case. A person with direct knowledge of the situation says Trump's own attorneys asked the D.A.'s office to have Costello testify. Chuck Rosenberg: Let's talk about what crimes could be Donald Trump could be charged with. If you're really paying the money to stormy Daniels to have her remain quiet about an extramarital affair and then you characterize that payment on your books and records as a legal retainer for Mr. Cohen, those are false business entries and New York State has made that a misdemeanor.