Michael Cohen set to testify in Stormy Daniels investigation

Donald Trump FOrmer’s right-hand man is getting ready to testify before the grand jury in an investigation that seems likely. Make a criminal indictment Former president

Michael CohenA long-time friend of Trump and an attorney, will testify next week in Manhattan about alleged hush funds he paid to Stormy Daniels, an adult film actress, ahead of the 2016 election. Prosecutors say that Trump’s White House campaign was influenced by the $130,000 payment.

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Cohen is the only person who can testify to the hush-money scheme. According to The New York TimesBecause Daniels has not yet testified in the case, it is unlikely that he will. His testimony is expected to be completed next week and Trump has been invited to testify. It seems likely that Alvin Bragg, Manhattan District Attorney, will finish his case before asking for a grand jury to indict Trump.

New York law allows defendants in an investigation to testify before the grand jury. However, they are rarely allowed to do so. Trump is unlikely to appear before the grand jury.

“The Manhattan district attorney’s threat to indict President Trump is simply insane,” A Trump spokesperson stated in a statement that the invitation had been made public. “For the past five years, the DA’s office has been on a witch hunt, investigating every aspect of President Trump’s life,