The Fix Is In 

 

 

By Eve Berliner

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                The President of the United States.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Donald Trump personal attorney, Michael D. Cohen.

 

 

By Eve Berliner

 

 

Here are the judicious words of Trump longtime confidante and personal attorney, Michael Dean Cohen, in a 2011 interview with ABC News:

 

“If somebody does something Mr. Trump doesn’t like, I do everything in my power to resolve it to Mr. Trump’s benefit.  If you do something wrong, I’m going to come at you, grab you by the neck and I’m not going to let go until I’m finished.”

 

And to reporter Tim Mak of The Daily Beast who in 2015 dared to ask Cohen to comment on an allegation of rape leveled against Donald by first wife Ivana -- [recanted during Trump’s 2016 presidential run]:

 

“I’m warning you, tread very fucking lightly, because what I’m going to do to you is going to be fucking disgusting.”

 

Today Cohen’s star has fallen, faced with criminal investigation by Federal prosecutors for possible bank fraud, wire fraud, campaign finance violations and assorted dirty dealings and machinations.

 

The stunning FBI raid on Cohen’s home, office, hotel room, bank security box, et al. yielded a gold mine.  Agents seized emails, tax records, business records, financial records, hard drives and most important, surreptitious recordings of Cohen’s telephone conversations in the course of his duties as Trump’s personal attorney and fixer. 

 

Donald Trump phoned Cohen the other day.  He is advised not to do so. 

Did he secretly tape record their years of unguarded, intensely private, explosive conversation? 

Would he betray?

They understand each other.  The thug mentality.  The loyal trusted accomplice.

He is like a son to him.

Who can he trust now, Vladimir?

 

Hope Hicks is gone. His shadow and former bodyguard, Keith Schiller – in on all his shenanigans – is gone.  And now the prodigal son, the Enforcer, the Fixer, Michael Cohen, upon whom he relies so deeply, so faithfully, silenced, stolen away from him.  Even his dearest Ivanka is more estranged and torn with mixed loyalties to Kushner.

 

Fear mushrooming in the depths of him.

The question at hand.  Can Michael Cohen now be trusted?  Facing twenty or thirty years in prison, would he give up his life for Donald Trump? 

 

Will he flip? 

Will he squeal?

Will he wear a wire?

 

Will he turn?

 

He was like a son.

 

“I’m the guy who protects the President and the family.  I’m the guy who would take a bullet for

the President,” Michael Cohen told Vanity Fair magazine in September of 2017.

 

Self-preservation, a basic urge of the human race. 

He was like a son. 

Trust, Loyalty, Omerta.

         

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