Lanny Davis: Trump considers Cohen "the greatest threat to his presidency"

Michael Cohen's former lawyer, Lanny Davis, said Sunday that the "incessant attacks" President Trump Donald John Trump A federal public servant with diabetes says that She can not afford to pay for insulin during the closing. The shutdown has begun: an Iranian poll into nuclear fuel enrichment, according to MORE against his former client, because Trump regards Cohen as "the biggest threat to his presidency."

"This type of incessant attacks against my The client and his family show what the American people have already seen, namely that Donald Trump considers Michael Cohen, and I would rightly say, as the greatest threat for his presidency and what could constitute criminal and impenetrable actions, said Davis on MSNBC. "

Davis's comments come just days after the announcement of the public appearance of Mr. Cohen, a former lawyer Mr. Trump's staff, before the Monitoring and Reform Committee.

Trump, who has repeatedly criticized Cohen since he agreed to cooperate with the investigators, told Fox News Saturday that his ex-lawyer was taking this step to "get his sentence reduced."

that he "should give information about his father-in-law perhaps, because that's the one that people want to watch."

The comments alarmed a trio of Democrat Democrats, who issued Sunday a statement warning Trump. against "any action aimed at hindering" the monitoring efforts of legislators.

Davis accused Trump of trying to "intimidate a witness" with his statements about Cohen's father-in-law. He also said that "most Americans and I have no idea what Trump is dreaming of demonizing Cohen's father-in-law."

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Davis stated that there was information about which Cohen would probably be unable to testify publicly. But he predicted that he would discuss "Trump, immorality" and "the desire to abuse people who work for him"