Trump indictment shows ‘no one is above the law,’ Michael Cohen says
A New York grand jury voted to indict former President Donald Trump on a felony charge tied to a hush money payment from 2016. Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen, a key witness in the grand jury investigation, said the indictment shows that “no one is above the law.”
UP NEXT
UP NEXT
-
Former U.S. attorney general Eric Holder on special counsel Jack Smith: “I have known Jack Smith for a good number of years. He’s a serious, sober-minded prosecutor who is not going to be deterred by anything that Donald Trump throws at him.”
MSNBC -
Maddow on Trump indictment: 'He knew it was wrong when he did it'
MSNBC -
Photos show boxes of classified documents all over Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate
MSNBC -
Schiff: Indictment clearly show’s Trump’s ‘maligned intent’
MSNBC -
'Read the indictment': How Jack Smith shows he wants to focus on the facts
MSNBC -
Jack Smith speaks on charges in Trump classified documents indictment
MSNBC -
Ari Melber: Unsealed indictment reveals ‘what looks to me like Donald Trump’s worst nightmare’
MSNBC -
Charles Coleman: Unsealed Trump classified docs indictment reveals ‘deep and problematic’ pattern
MSNBC -
Pence says 'no one is above the law' referencing Trump indictment
MSNBC -
Indictment says Trump showed classified documents to people without clearance
MSNBC -
Joyce Vance: 'Serious questions' over Trump appointed judge said to be overseeing indictment case
MSNBC -
The effort to defend Trump is very haphazard, says former federal prosecutor
MSNBC -
Trump impeachment lawyer Robert Ray: Trump switching legal teams post-indictment ‘fairly common’
MSNBC -
Rhodes: Mar-a-Lago likely the top 'intelligence target' for U.S. adversaries since Trump’s election
MSNBC -
Trump-appointed Judge Cannon to initially oversee Trump indictment case
MSNBC -
Trump announces changes to legal team amid classified docs indictment
MSNBC
