MICHAEL ISIKOFF, CHIEF INVESTIGATIVE CORRESPONDENT, YAHOO! NEWS: -- the Flynn memo about the substantial assistance that he has given the government in, by the way, a criminal investigation that is not being done by Robert Mueller and being done by others at the Justice Department. Significant assistance means he's provided -- Flynn in this case, provided information about others who can be targeted and indicted. So do we see that same language in the Cohen memo? You know, we learned last week the rather significant disclosure that Cohen had been in negotiation with an emissary from the Kremlin about building a Trump tower during the presidential campaign. Is that going to lead to further prosecutions by Robert Mueller? We may get an important clue on that by seeing how this memo is worded and whether it uses those critical -- that critical phrase, "significant assistance to the government."</s>ANA CABRERA, CNN ANCHOR: Elie, we don't have much time, but you wrote an article earlier this week and you said Manafort is the main event.</s>ELIE HONIG, CNN LEGAL ANALYST: Yes, I think so. We're going to learn about who is Manafort trying to protect. Usually when cooperators go bad, it's because they're lying to protect somebody else. I want to know who he was holding back information on and why.</s>CABRERA: All right, thank you both. Elie Honig, Michael Isikoff, good to see you. Coming up, new details on the president's new shakeup at the White House, including early plans to downgrade the position of ambassador of the United Nations -- of the U.S. to the United Nations. That's next. Plus, the Wall Street roller coaster continues today. Let's look at the big board. The Dow down nearly 400 points after a new jobs report misses expectations. Stay with us.
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