Giuliani: Trump committed no crime

President Trump Donald John TrumpGiuliani Targets Cohen's Lawyer: He and Cohen Are "Misleading" Trump's Re-election Campaign Denies "Keep America Great" Reports Being Made In China L & # Congressman MORE Rudy Giuliani, said Sunday that private recordings of conversations between Trump and his former personal attorney Michael Cohen proved that special advocates Robert Mueller Robert Swan Mueller Mueller will lead the probe Russian MORE on the possible links between the Trump campaign and Russia "is not going anywhere."

"In that sense, they prove that this investigation is not going anywhere," Giuliani told the bands during an interview with host John Catsimatidis on AM 970 in New York.

"Donald Trump did nothing wrong, he did not commit any crime," he continued

. Wyer said he had listened to a recording between him and CNN's Chris Cuomo, during which the two discussed arranging a payment to Cohen's adult star Stormy Daniels. to keep her quiet about her purported affair with Trump in 2006.

"Cohen, again and again, answered Chris Cuomo's questions by saying that [Trump] did not know it, he did it alone" , said Giuliani about the recording

. Trump and Cohen have come to the fore in a growing conflict between the president and his former lawyer.

The New York Times reported earlier this month that Cohen had recorded a conversation with Trump about a payment to an old Playboy model who claimed that she had an affair with Trump. CNN got and broadcast the audio last week

The recording is not clear on what the then then Trump candidate says, but his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and a transcript of the 39; record compiled by Trump's legal team, maintains that he says, "Do not pay in cash … check."

CNN also reported that Cohen stated that he was ready to tell Mueller that the Trump candidate was aware of an infamous Trump Tower meeting in 2016 between Trump's leaders – including his son Donald Trump. Jr. – and a Russian lawyer, despite repeated statements from Trump that he did not know the meeting.

Giuliani also stated that he believed that Mueller's investigation should "end soon", saying that the special advocate had questioned 32 witnesses. "

" It's exactly what the President has always said, whether he likes it or not, it turns out to be a witch hunt, "Giuliani said.

Trump and his allies repeatedly tried to discredit the Mueller investigation by labeling it as a "witch hunt".