President Trump has signaled openness to pardoning Michael Cohen, his former attorney, amid criticism of the legal process that led to Cohen’s testimony in the New York hush money trial. The move comes after Cohen recanted key statements he made during the proceedings, raising questions about the fairness of his treatment under the legal system. Trump’s remarks reflect ongoing tensions between his administration and the justice system, particularly regarding high-profile cases involving his associates. The potential pardon could reshape the legal fallout from the trial and spark further debate over witness credibility and prosecutorial tactics.
President Trump said Friday that he would consider pardoning attorney Michael Cohen, while complaining about how the legal system treated his former fixer. Trump was asked about whether he would pardon Cohen, who was the star witness in the 2024 New York hush money trial, since he recanted everything he said. “It was illegal what...
