- Michael Cohen stated that SCOTUS would expose its corruption if Trump’s case was taken up.
- Trump requested SCOTUS intervention in his dispute against the FBI over documents seized at Mar-a-Lago.
- Cohen said that the Supreme Court could intervene and the justices of the bench “would have to go”.
Michael Cohen, a former lawyer and fixer for Donald Trump, believes that the Supreme Court will expose its corruption if it becomes involved in the legal battle between the FBI and the former president over top-secret documents at Mar-a-Lago.
Cohen spoke out in a TikTok video Tuesday about Trump’s behavior Request for the Supreme Court’s intervention in the dispute with the FBIMar-a-Lago seized more than 11,000 records. These remarks were made after Judge Aileen Clinton of the US Court of Appeals for 11th Circuit ruled that around 100 classified documents had been included in the special master’s examination. This decision was halted from their use in criminal investigations.
Trump is trying to get the Supreme Court not to release these documents.
Cohen said that Trump would delay, delay and delay. “This is exactly how he does it in every case. He will drag it as far as he can.”
Cohen confessed to Trump that he had assisted him in September. Make a “playbook”Dealing with legal troubles included delaying lawsuits to avoid being prosecuted.
Cohen stated that Trump’s request for the Supreme Court was his only move, but also offered some thoughts on the possible outcomes of the court’s decision.
Cohen stated on Tuesday that if the Supreme Court listens to this bullshit the fact that this fucking asshole can have top secret documents, which is against the Presidential Records Act as well as the National Archives with multiple subpoenas and requests for the return documents, then we’ll know the corrupt Supreme Court.”
He stated that Trump would be able to win if the Supreme Court intervenes and takes his side. All the other justices on this bench would have to “have their way.”
Insider reached out to Trump’s spokesperson but he did not immediately respond.
The Department of Justice was established Looking into whether Trump broke any of three federal laws — including the Espionage Act — by keeping classified documents at his Florida residence.
In 2018, Cohen Pled guilty to felonies, including tax evasion, campaign finance violations, and bank fraud. He was Decree sentence that year to three years in prison and was disbarred in February 2019 by the New York Supreme Court.
Cohen, since his release, has been an outspoken Trump critic. Weighed in on the former president’s many legal troubles. In September, he announced that he would begin selling t-shirts featuring Trump behind bars. “Celebrate the Fall of the Mango Mussolini”
