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Avenatti: 'I Was First To Predict Michael Cohen Would Flip On Donald Trump' | Hallie Jackson | MSNBC
In a recent MSNBC interview, Michael Avenatti, the attorney known for his representation of Stormy Daniels, discussed the implications of Michael Cohen's statements during a Good Morning America appearance. Avenatti asserted that he was the first to predict Cohen's potential cooperation with federal investigations against Donald Trump. He emphasized the notion that Cohen is running out of finances, suggesting this precipitates his attempts to gain support from Trump for his legal fees.
Avenatti's critical stance towards Cohen was vividly expressed when he labeled Cohen as a villain at the heart of various scandals associated with the Trump administration. He argued that Cohen’s public declarations—such as claiming he is not a "punching bag" for others’ defense strategies—do not hold water; instead, Avenatti maintains, Cohen’s desperation is palpable as he attempts to align himself with Trump once again.
The conversation delves into the psychological and strategic maneuvering in political and legal arenas, highlighting Avenatti's view that Cohen is attempting to position himself as a heroic figure despite his actions. He criticized Cohen for not being forthcoming about the full extent of his knowledge and involvement in Trump's alleged improprieties, insisting that true redemption lies in coming clean.
Avenatti also addressed Cohen's recent media strategy which appears to function more like an SOS to Trump than genuine exoneration. He indicated that while Cohen is trying to avoid being seen as a villain, his past actions position him squarely in that role. Avenatti's comments provide an intriguing look into the ongoing drama surrounding Trump's legal challenges and the complex interplay between various actors in this unfolding narrative.
What are your thoughts on Avenatti's comments about Cohen, and how do you see this impacting the broader political landscape? Join the discussion!
In a recent MSNBC interview, Michael Avenatti, the attorney known for his representation of Stormy Daniels, discussed the implications of Michael Cohen's statements during a Good Morning America appearance. Avenatti asserted that he was the first to predict Cohen's potential cooperation with federal investigations against Donald Trump. He emphasized the notion that Cohen is running out of finances, suggesting this precipitates his attempts to gain support from Trump for his legal fees.
Avenatti's critical stance towards Cohen was vividly expressed when he labeled Cohen as a villain at the heart of various scandals associated with the Trump administration. He argued that Cohen’s public declarations—such as claiming he is not a "punching bag" for others’ defense strategies—do not hold water; instead, Avenatti maintains, Cohen’s desperation is palpable as he attempts to align himself with Trump once again.
The conversation delves into the psychological and strategic maneuvering in political and legal arenas, highlighting Avenatti's view that Cohen is attempting to position himself as a heroic figure despite his actions. He criticized Cohen for not being forthcoming about the full extent of his knowledge and involvement in Trump's alleged improprieties, insisting that true redemption lies in coming clean.
Avenatti also addressed Cohen's recent media strategy which appears to function more like an SOS to Trump than genuine exoneration. He indicated that while Cohen is trying to avoid being seen as a villain, his past actions position him squarely in that role. Avenatti's comments provide an intriguing look into the ongoing drama surrounding Trump's legal challenges and the complex interplay between various actors in this unfolding narrative.
What are your thoughts on Avenatti's comments about Cohen, and how do you see this impacting the broader political landscape? Join the discussion!
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