What is being dubbed as blockbuster public House Committee hearing, Michael Cohen is expected to detail allegations of Donald Trump's lies, racism and cheating in more than 10 years of working for him
Former Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen departs after testifying behind closed doors before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, US, February 26, 2019.
"I look forward to tomorrow, to be able to in my voice to tell the American people my story," Cohen told reporters Tuesday.He made the comments after meeting with the Senate Intelligence Committee for more than nine hours behind closed doors. Cohen said he appreciated the opportunity to "clear the record and tell the truth" to the Senate committee after acknowledging he lied to the panel in 2017.
Gaetz, a Trump ally who talks to the president frequently, is not a member of the committee that will question Cohen. He did not offer any evidence. Still, the tweet was extraordinary because his remarks appear to be threatening or intimidating a witness. "Two years ago when this investigation started I said it may be the most important thing I am involved in my public life in the Senate, and nothing I've heard today dissuades me from that view," Warner said.
In addition to lying to Congress, Cohen pleaded guilty last year to campaign finance violations for his involvement in payments to two women who allege they had affairs with Trump.
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