Discussion: The Key Points From Cohen’s Prepared Remarks To Congress

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This is fun. Big Brother: White House Edition just became more interesting, as far as reality tv goes.

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Obviously this testimony will be far more relevant when (if) the mueller report confirms everything Cohen says when it comes out. Until then it’s just a battle of “who are you going to believe.”

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Apparently he also said Trump threatened his schools to not release his transcripts and SAT scores

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Cohen’s detailed accounts of evidence to back up his assertions makes a strong case for impeachment and criminal referrals. I really, really hope that corroborating evidence exists to make a superior web to ensnare Individual 1.

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“Mr. Trump had frequently told me and others that his son Don Jr. had the worst judgment of anyone in the world.”

I’d like to imagine it’ll turn out Junior was the smart one and just kept getting overruled by his dumb dad, if only because I don’t understand how two people with such terrible judgment don’t agree on everything. But as we already know, they’re both dumb in their own ways, because Trump’s a terrible man who mentally abused his son his whole life and I feel a little sad thinking about all this.

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All of this is already known to Mueller and I have no doubt that this will all be highlighted in his report.

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I was in Mr. Trump’s office when his secretary announced that Roger Stone was on the phone. Mr. Trump put Mr. Stone on the speakerphone.

Not good opsec here. Sure Cohen is already in on the crimes, but that doesn’t mean you just add him in as a witness for other ones.