MS NOW omits Cohen’s claim of feeling coerced in testimony

Michael Cohen, former personal attorney to President Trump, claims he felt “pressured and coerced” to provide anti-Trump testimony during New York prosecutions, accusing Attorney General Letitia James and DA Alvin Bragg of seeking evidence solely to convict Trump. Despite his history as a frequent MSNBC commentator, the network, now rebranded as MS NOW, has not covered Cohen’s recent admissions, focusing instead on other topics. Cohen’s allegations suggest political motivations behind legal actions against Trump, emphasizing that no one should face prosecution for political purposes. He previously pleaded guilty to multiple federal crimes in 2018.

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