A recent interview with MSNBC’s Ali Velshi, Michael Cohen, once Donald Trump’s personal lawyer and fixer turned critic, raised serious concerns about the potential actions of a re-elected Trump. Cohen suggested that Trump, viewing himself as both a god and a king, might not hesitate to invade neighboring countries like Mexico and Canada.
Cohen, who has cooperated with federal prosecutors after distancing himself from Trump, emphasized the gravity of the situation, urging people not to dismiss his warnings as hyperbole. He drew parallels between Trump’s hypothetical actions and the recent provocations by Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine, suggesting that unchecked power might lead to aggressive moves against neighboring nations.
Trump, facing legal challenges and a criminal investigation in New York, has hinted at running again in 2024. Despite his defeat in the 2020 election, he maintains a strong influence within the Republican Party, perpetuating baseless claims of voter fraud and election rigging, which some of his supporters have echoed.
Cohen, once a staunch supporter of Trump, now actively works against him. Having written a tell-all book and launched a podcast exposing Trump’s secrets, Cohen hopes his revelations will prevent Trump’s return to power, expressing regret for his past association with the former president.
