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14:37Now PlayingPresident Trump hosted law enforcement leaders at the White House for an event tied to National Police Week… but the night quickly spiraled into something far bigger than just honoring police officers. From introducing a new insult for Democrats, to revisiting 2020 election claims yet again, to joking about being “kept out of jail,” the evening produced multiple viral moments that are now exploding across social media.
In this episode of The Michael Cohen Show, we break down Trump’s comments about Hakeem Jeffries and the Supreme Court, his remarks about deportations and tariffs, the bizarre JD Vance vs. Marco Rubio crowd moment, and why critics are calling the entire speech another example of Trump turning every public appearance into a campaign rally. Michael Cohen also reacts to Trump’s repeated election claims, the growing political implications heading into the midterms, and the moment that truly stunned both sides of the aisle — Trump referring to the White House as a “shithouse” while discussing renovations to the People’s House.
Was this classic Trump political theater… or another sign that things are getting even more chaotic heading into the next election cycle? Watch until the end and let us know what you think.
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