The ongoing narrative that implicates President Trump in the alleged hush money payment to Stormy Daniels just took a dramatic twist. The spotlight has now shifted onto Michael Cohen, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's primary witness, and a person who has already confessed to stealing $30,000 from the Trump Organization.

Experts from CNN's legal team have expressed concerns over the prosecution's case, pointing out its inability to draw a solid connection between Trump and the controversial $130,000 hush-money payment to Daniels. The earlier confidence in Cohen as a reliable witness came under scrutiny when he verified in court his theft from the Trump Organization.

Cohen admitted to only giving $20,000 to RedFinch, a technology company engaged to ensure Trump received favorable results in online polls during the 2016 presidential race, instead of the agreed upon $50,000. Cohen pocketed the $30,000 difference, further tainting his credibility, which is critical for the prosecution's case.

Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, pulled no punches in questioning Cohen's integrity, relentlessly challenging the former attorney about his deceitful actions that earned him tens of thousands of dollars. The revelation that Cohen had a 'duffle bag of cash' was particularly startling.

The ongoing narrative that implicates President Trump in the alleged hush money payment to Stormy Daniels just took a dramatic twist. The spotlight has now shifted onto Michael Cohen, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's primary witness, and a person who has already confessed to stealing $30,000 from the Trump Organization.
Experts from CNN's legal team have expressed concerns over the prosecution's case, pointing out its inability to draw a solid connection between Trump and the controversial $130,000 hush-money payment to Daniels. The earlier confidence in Cohen as a reliable witness came under scrutiny when he verified in court his theft from the Trump Organization.
Cohen admitted to only giving $20,000 to RedFinch, a technology company engaged to ensure Trump received favorable results in online polls during the 2016 presidential race, instead of the agreed upon $50,000. Cohen pocketed the $30,000 difference, further tainting his credibility, which is critical for the prosecution's case.
Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, pulled no punches in questioning Cohen's integrity, relentlessly challenging the former attorney about his deceitful actions that earned him tens of thousands of dollars. The revelation that Cohen had a 'duffle bag of cash' was particularly startling.

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