Trump's personal examiner says his "silence is broken"

NEW YORK (AP) – The long-standing personal attorney of the president of United States, Donald Trump who is now the subject of an investigation by the federal prosecutor's office of New York he said Sunday that he had given an interview to ABC News and that his "silence had been broken".

Michael Cohen tweeted a photo of him sitting with George Stephanopoulos driver of ABC News.

In the message he said that he sat down with Stephanopoulos for an interview that will be aired on Monday on the show "Good Morning America" ​​but will not be heard. did not come in camera. Stephanopoulos posted a similar image

FBI agents attacked Cohen's home, his office and a hotel room in April as part of an investigation into his business .

Trump, collaborator and key actor of the Trump organization.

Trump said last month that he had not spoken to Cohen since "long ago" and that "he was no longer my lawyer".