McClatchy stands behind disputed Michael Cohen-in-Prague report

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The McClatchy news organization is standing by its reporting that President Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen visited Prague in 2016 — a key claim from an ex-British spy’s dossier detailing interactions between the Trump campaign and Russian elements.

“We stand behind our reporting,” spokeswoman Jeanne Segal told the Daily Caller Tuesday, less than a week after Cohen said during testimony before the House Oversight Committee that he had never visited Prague or the Czech Republic.

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