'What is the next thing? It's disparagement; he's going to say he barely knows him,' Trump's former attorney said Sunday.
that Eastman is bringing"negative attention and media coverage" to Trump's inner circle, and that even though his actions were allegedly"at the direction and for the benefit of" Trump, he would receive the same treatment Cohen did.
Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, predicted the ex-president would eventually turn on his lawyer John Eastman, who was allegedly involved in plans to thwart the 2020 presidential election certification. Above, Cohen is seen in New York City on August 21, 2018."And Donald goes on and, what is the next thing? It's disparagement; he's going to say he barely knows him," he said.
He warned that Eastman and Clark will find themselves"in the same situation that I was in, self-surrendering to an institution and being away from your family, friends—losing your happiness, your family's happiness."Cohen explained that he believes people, including himself, go against the law at the benefit of Trump because"there is something that must be lacking within ourselves.
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