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Trump allies split on whether he should help with Michael Cohen’s legal fees

By Gabby Morrongiello
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Trump allies split on whether he should help with Michael Cohen’s legal fees

Sam Nunberg first realized the extent of Michael Cohen’s loyalty to Donald Trump when he met with the president’s longtime attorney in August 2015, a week after he was fired from the Trump campaign for posting racist sentiments on Facebook.

“I complained to him about the way Trump treated Corey [Lewandowski] and Hope [Hicks] versus me. He said, ‘Do you think Trump allowed you to be fired?’ And his face just fell when I said yes,” Nunberg recalled.

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