From The New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro. This is The Daily.

Today, the FBI has raided the offices of President Trump's personal lawyer, the same

lawyer who says he wrote the $130,000 check to Stephanie Clifford. What are they looking

for? It's Tuesday, April 10th.

Okay, I'm ready. I don't hear... Oh, hi.

Hi. We're live. We are definitely live.

What's going on? I'm so sorry to make you do this, A30. I just... I feel like such a jerk.

Madapuizo, what happened on Monday? Monday morning in New York City, the FBI showed

up and raided the office at Rockefeller Center, used by Donald Trump's long-time lawyer, Michael

Cohen. And they also searched a hotel room that he was using on Park Avenue while his

apartment was being renovated. And this was a really aggressive move. It's been no secret

that in the swirl of federal investigations that Michael Cohen was a potential witness

or a subject, and he had a lawyer and he had been cooperating with Congress. And so there's

typically this understanding that if you can just subpoena and ask them for records, you

do that rather than show up. So by showing up with a search warrant and going after a lawyer's

documents, the FBI and the Justice Department are really basically saying, we do not trust

this guy to give us the records. We got to go get them ourselves.

This is investigators saying, we so just trust you that we're actually going to look like

bust into your spaces and grab these things. Right, we don't even trust you to comply

with a grand jury subpoena to turn them over. And since you won't be the one to say this

because you're quite humble, you were actually the first person to break this story of the

raid. So how did you find out that this had happened?

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