Michael Cohen
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Zohran Mamdani Sent a Letter Demanding His Tax Returns, Trust Documents and Social Security Number
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15:28Now PlayingMichael Cohen gets personal in this episode — he received a letter from Mayor Mamdani's office demanding he prove his Manhattan home is his primary residence, requiring his social security number, his wife's, his children's, copies of tax returns for all four family members, and trust documents. Michael has lived in New York City and paid full city, state and federal taxes since 1992. He's furious. Eric Adams weighs in saying the DSA doesn't believe individuals should own property and warns New York is heading back to 1970s-era decline. Michael also reacts to United Healthcare raising his premiums 33% in one year, forcing him onto a worse plan, and says Trump's proposal to cut big insurance out of healthcare entirely doesn't sound crazy to him right now. Plus gas prices, the Federal Reserve, Stephen Miller calling Democrats freaks and weirdos, and AOC leading in New Hampshire polls.
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