All right, awesome show for you guys. Friday Power Panel, John Eilow, Jank Eugard, Nick

Ken Hours here everybody. Nick, great to have you here, brother. Okay. Nick's a fascinating

cat. I'm going to tell you more about him in the next break, but he has founded or financed

30 companies. True Patriot is a bestseller. Gardens of Democracies in other book. He has

championed the $15 an hour minimum wage back when it was called quote near insane. And his

group is called Civic Ventures and get a load of this now pitchfork economics with Nick

Ken Hours. It's a podcast so you can get it on the TYT network. We've got mugs for it.

It's lovely. We're going to talk more about him the second segment and we had a ton of

stories for you guys, including Donald Trump's panic and his new appointments. We got a new

attorney general nominee, et cetera. So so much news, but we got to get to the breaking

news right away because Michael Cohen, well, the prosecutors have come out with information

with what they're going to charge. So John Eiter will take it away. Yeah, looks like it's

a bad day to be Michael Cohen and whoever it is that's individual one. There's Grood.

Okay, so let's talk about that.

Today both federal prosecutors in New York state and Robert Mueller released their sentence

and guidelines memos for Michael Cohen, the former lawyer to Donald Trump. There's

a lot in these. Some areas of overlap between these two different offices, some areas where

they disagree, including I would say fairly significant ones. But the most important part

is the recommended sentence, of course. And what I'm going to read you is coming from the New

York version of this. So this is not Robert Mueller's suggestion. But what the New York prosecutors

say is the Appleful United States sentence and guidelines range is 51 to 63 months in

prison. This range reflects Cohen's extensive deliberate and serious criminal conduct.

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