Michael Cohen to dish on Trump’s ‘lies, racism, and cheating’

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Michael Cohen will publicly accuse President Trump of committing crimes while in office when he appears before Congress this week, according to reports of his planned testimony.

Trump’s longtime personal attorney and fixer is expected to describe the president’s “lies, racism, and cheating.” He has also signaled he will provide “evidence of criminal conduct since Mr. Trump became president,” apparently related to payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels.

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