No tapes. No tapes. You're the tapes.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/22/politics/trump-comey-tapes-no-recordings/index.html
Trump has a history of using the prospect of audio recordings to intimidate people close to him.
Tim O'Brien, a Trump biographer, told CNN's Brian Stelter on "Reliable Sources" earlier this month that Trump told him during interviews that he was recording their conversations. But that when the former business magnate sat down for a deposition, Trump "essentially" said he used the threat of tapes to "intimidate" him.
"My attorney said, 'Mr. Trump, do you have a taping system?' And he said no. And he said, 'Well then, why did you say this to Mr. O'Brien?' And he essentially said, 'I wanted to intimidate him,' " O'Brien recounted.
"Intimidate." Comey is a witness. Trump, under oath, admits to lies about tapes to intimidate. So he's tried to intimidate a federal witness.
A crime.