Trump tells Cohen he was ‘weaponized’ in feud
Trump said he respected Cohen’s recanting as Cohen described resubmitting a pardon application with Trump’s name after Biden denied the request.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump appeared on Michael Cohen's New York radio program, WABC, in a roughly 15-minute preview segment where Cohen said his relationship with the president is "being resuscitated."
- Cohen resubmitted a pardon application to Trump after President Joe Biden denied his initial request, following a close 15-year professional relationship that began in 2006 and ruptured in 2018.
- In January, Cohen claimed he felt "pressured and coerced" by the Manhattan District Attorney and New York Attorney General to provide testimony against Trump, who has since seized on these assertions.
- Legal analyst Elie Honig called the pardon resubmission a "fascinating social experiment," while Cohen adamantly stated he refuses to be pulled back into "yesterday's news."
- The full interview airs Sunday at 5 p.m. ET on Cohen's program, "When You Know You Know," marking their first public conversation since the 2018 rupture.
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Donald Trump allowed Michael Cohen to interview him and made it clear that he was not upset by his decision to run against him, as he believes it was used.
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Michael Cohen Calls Trump ‘Boss’ in Friendly Interview as He Seeks Presidential Pardon - Real News Now
Michael Cohen struck a dramatically different tone toward President Donald Trump Thursday, repeatedly reminiscing about their years together and even calling his former employer “boss” as he actively seeks a presidential pardon. The former Trump attorney and longtime fixer sat down with the president for an interview that aired on Cohen’s WABC radio program. The conversation marked an extraordinary turnaround after years in which Cohen became on…
Michael Cohen Refers to Trump as ‘Boss’ in Radio Interview, Says He’ll Contact DOJ About Pardon
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