Michael Cohen, the former lawyer and fixer for former President Donald Trump, recounted observing a sense of panic in his old boss's eyes during his arraignment last week.
Stressing that Trump's arrest marked a"very sad day for America," Cohen contended that he did not feel"great" about Trump's indictment and argued that despite the unfortunate situation, it was important to have accountability for the former president."Donald can say whatever he wants, we all saw the look on his face," Cohen recounted to MSNBC’s Katie Phang on Saturday.
Details from the unsealed indictment, a fact sheet, and a press conference from Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg indicate that the case revolves around three people Trump and some in his orbit allegedly funneled hush money payments to. Cohen was then reimbursed by the Trump Organization for"legal expenses," in documentation that prosecutors allege was fraudulent. Bragg alleged Trump and his associates falsified those reimbursement records to mask criminal election activity. Trump has adamantly denied wrongdoing.
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