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Michael Cohen

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Nov 9, 2026

Anna BowerPANELIST
75:16
And I say unfortunately because it is a little bit complicated when you go through the different kind of routes of the elements that the DA had to prove here, and everyone seems to always get it wrong.
Anna BowerPANELIST
75:35
So just to remind everyone, the alleged falsified records that Trump was charged with falsifying Related to these payments to Michael Cohen that were allegedly internal records that were allegedly mislabeled as for legal services as opposed to reimbursements for payments to Stormy Daniels.
Anna BowerPANELIST
76:05
And for this to be a felony, it was charged under New York law as falsification of business records in the first degree, which requires that not only have business records been falsified with intent to defraud, but that that intent to defraud included intent to commit another crime or to aid in the concealment or commission thereof.
Anna BowerPANELIST
76:31
So that raises the question, what is the other crime that Trump tried to commit or conceal by falsifying these records? And the DA, Alvin Bragg, alleged that Trump had intent to commit or conceal the commission of New York election law 17152, which basically criminalizes a conspiracy to report promote or prevent the election of any person to a public office by unlawful means.
Anna BowerPANELIST
72:54
And everyone seems to always get it wrong.
Anna BowerPANELIST
72:58
So just to remind everyone, the falsification, the alleged falsified records that Trump was charged with falsifying related to these payments to Michael Cohen that were allegedly internal records that were allegedly mislabeled as for legal services as opposed to reimbursements for payments to Stormy Daniels.
Anna BowerPANELIST
73:28
And for this to be a felony, it was charged under New York law as falsification of business records in the first degree, which requires that not only have business records been falsified with intent to defraud, but that that intent to defraud included intent to commit another crime or to aid in the concealment or commission thereof.
Anna BowerPANELIST
73:54
So that raises the question, what is the other crime that Trump tried to commit or conceal by falsifying these records? And the DA, Alvin Bragg, alleged that Trump had intent to commit or conceal the commission of New York election law 17152, which basically criminalizes a conspiracy to report promote or prevent the election of any person to a public office by unlawful means.
Brian Tyler CohenGUEST
2:17
Everybody's always dispensable from from Marjorie Taylor Greene to Kayleigh McEnany to Rex Tillerson to.
Brian Tyler CohenGUEST
2:23
to Michael Cohen, to George Papadopoulos, Gordon Sondland.
Brian Tyler CohenGUEST
2:26
I mean, it's just a name.
Tommy VietorHOST
2:28
Gordon Sondland,
Matt PalumboHOST
16:05
Stacey Plaskett won a governor's race in, I think, the Virgin Islands in...
Matt PalumboHOST
16:10
She was the woman back in Trump's first term when Michael Cohen was getting questioned before Congress, was coordinating talking points literally with Jeffrey Epstein and then asking them during that hearing.
Matt PalumboHOST
16:22
And anyway, she got elected to a government.
Matt PalumboHOST
16:24
That's
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0:38
We'll be right back.
Michael CohenHOST
0:52
This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the Mayor Culper Podcast.
Michael CohenHOST
0:57
Earlier this week, The Atlantic released a video that showed Donald Trump uttering the five words he has refused to say for over a year.
Michael CohenHOST
1:06
I didn't win the election.

25 MINS LATER

Harry LitmanGUEST
26:12
But what they didn't do is fight a sort of similar political battle by saying, pointing out all that had happened, starting with Merrick Garland, to absolutely stack the court in a conservative hammerlock that I think really is out of step with the legal profession and with most Americans.
Harry LitmanGUEST
26:35
So we could talk about this for a long time, but the short answer to your question is, I think, why did they do it? Because that's their base, and they're looking up to the midterms in a very kind of demagogic, three-word slogan.
Harry LitmanGUEST
26:52
Michael Bennett did my podcast yesterday.
Harry LitmanGUEST
26:54
He said the problem with Democratic messaging is you always need the other bumper sticker.
John CatsimatidisHOST
2:17
Middle East.
John CatsimatidisHOST
2:18
And Michael Cohen.
John CatsimatidisHOST
2:20
Well, it's back from the Upper East Side.
John CatsimatidisHOST
2:22
Back from the Upper East Side is right.

35 MINS LATER

Gordon ChangGUEST
37:25
And again, that would reflect very badly on Howard Lutnick, the U.S. Commerce Secretary.
Gordon ChangGUEST
37:31
So there are a lot of people who are going to be taken down by this.
John CatsimatidisHOST
37:36
Oh, wow, Michael Cohen.
John CatsimatidisHOST
37:37
Michael Cohen, you wanted to say something.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
22:51
I didn't just vote for him three times.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
22:53
I literally wrote the column called America First that his lawyer at the time, Michael Cohen, Mickey, he went by Mickey, said that then citizen Trump, private citizen Trump, read and loved and the three things that i wrote i said the next president will be if this president will speak out on open borders defend the country's borders and start deporting illegals and endless wars especially in the middle east and stop these disastrous free trade deals i said whoever captures america first on immigration on foreign policy and on trade, will not just be the next Republican nominee, but will be the next president of the United States.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
23:44
And Trump read it.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
23:45
Mickey Cohen, in fact, sent me copies of parts that were highlighted by Trump himself.
Brian Tyler CohenHOST
3:40
She's just the latest in a long list of Trump administration figures, figures or Trump world figures to be.
Brian Tyler CohenHOST
3:47
Summarily discarded once they lose their political usefulness from Michael Cohen to George Papadopoulos, Gordon Sondland, Kayleigh McEnany, Ronna McDaniel, Mike Pence, Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Brian Tyler CohenHOST
3:57
The list goes on and on.
Brian Tyler CohenHOST
3:59
These people.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:06
He represents me.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:08
For years, Michael Cohen served as Donald Trump's personal attorney and fixer, witnessing Washington and presidential politics from the inside.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:17
Now, he's pulling back the curtain with unfiltered analysis and the truth behind the headlines.
Michael CohenHOST
0:24
This is not about Donald Trump versus Michael Cohen.
Michael CohenHOST
0:27
This is about accountability.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:29
He wasn't watching history.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:31
He was helping make it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:33
This is when you know you know.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:21
He represents me.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:23
For years, Michael Cohen served as Donald Trump's personal attorney and fixer, witnessing Washington and presidential politics from the inside.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:32
Now, he's pulling back the curtain with unfiltered analysis and the truth behind the headlines.
Michael CohenHOST
1:39
This is not about Donald Trump versus Michael Cohen.
Michael CohenHOST
1:43
This is about accountability.
Michael CohenHOST
1:44
He wasn't
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:46
He was helping make it.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:48
This is when you know you know.

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