Michael Cohen wouldn’t accept a pardon from Trump, his lawyer says

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President Trump’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen isn’t seeking a pardon from Trump after he pleaded guilty to tax fraud and a campaign finance violation, and wouldn’t accept one if it were offered, according to his lawyer, Lanny Davis.

“Not only is he not hoping for it, he would not accept a pardon. He considers a pardon from somebody who has acted so corruptly as president to be something he would never accept,” Davis said on NBC.

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