I Make My Case on CNN.
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as posted by the channelMichael Cohen is now openly considering filing a claim under Donald Trump’s controversial $1.8 billion “weaponization fund” — and the backlash is exploding across cable news, social media, and Washington politics. But according to Cohen, much of the outrage surrounding the fund is being driven by assumptions, speculation, and political rage-bait rather than the actual language inside the proposal itself.
In this episode of The Michael Cohen Show, we break down Cohen’s tense appearance on CNN with Jake Tapper, the growing political fight over whether January 6 defendants could ultimately benefit from the fund, and why even some Republicans are now publicly warning that the entire idea may be politically dangerous. Michael Cohen also responds to criticism surrounding his own decision to pursue a claim, explains why he believes he was targeted during the Trump-Russia era investigations, and reacts to explosive comments from lawmakers claiming January 6 was “made up” from the very beginning.
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