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Title:
Good Morning America (1975)
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News, Talk-Show
Runtime:
120 min - Rating: 5
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ABC's "Good Morning America" presents the News and Information Source of the day's topics and journalism. The 1st Co-Host Team of David Hartman & Nancy Dussault, 2nd was Sandy Hill, 3rd was Joan Lunden, 4th Charles Gibson, 5th Lisa McRee, 6th Kevin Newman, 7th Diane Sawyer, and now Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Lara Spencer. Plus, all the "Good Morning America" team throughout the years to wake up to the news show and entertainment about the U.S.A.
. FULL Cohen Interview with ABC, Dec. 14, 2018, 720p
Duration: 12 Minutes
Note that this is a TWO-PART-INTERVIEW, with brief panel commentary... in the middle.
IE don't make the mistake of stopping video playback only 1/2 through! :D
As promoted by Lawrence O'Donnell in Friday's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell"
show, which included an in-depth panel discussion, Michael Cohen sits down for an interview
with ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America,"
Friday, Dec. 14, 2018
Donald Trump knew hush payments were wrong, Michael Cohen says in interview
US President Donald Trump directed hush payments to two women during the
2016 presidential campaign and knew the actions were wrong, his former
personal lawyer Michael Cohen said in a television interview with US network
ABC News that aired on Friday.
Key points:
Mr Trump's former "fixer" gives his first interview since being sentenced
to three years in prison
Mr Trump knew payments to silence a former Playboy model and adult
film star were wrong, Cohen says
Federal law requires campaign contributions to be disclosed
"He directed me to make the payments. He directed me to become involved in
these matters," Cohen, who was sentenced to prison this week over campaign
finance and other charges, told the American Broadcasting Company.
"I will not be the villain of his story."
Mr Trump has said he never directed Cohen to break the law.
"I don't think there's anybody that believes that," Cohen said.
"First of all, nothing at the Trump organisation was ever done unless it was run
through Mr Trump."
Cohen, speaking in his first interview since he was sentenced on Wednesday,
said Mr Trump at the time "was very concerned about how this would affect
the election" if voters knew about the alleged affairs and told him to pay off
the two women — former Playboy model Karen McDougal and adult film star
Stormy Daniels.
"I just reviewed the documents in order to protect him," Cohen said.
"I gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty."
The payments aimed to help Mr Trump and his campaign, Cohen added.
Asked if then-candidate Mr Trump knew the payments were wrong, Cohen told
ABC's Good Morning America program: "Of course."
Cohen also denied Mr Trump's claims that he was lying to protect his wife and
family.
"He knows the truth. I know the truth. Others know the truth," he said.
"And here is the truth: the people of the United States of America, the people
of the world, don't believe what he's saying.
"The man doesn't tell the truth, and it's sad that I should take responsibility
for his dirty deeds."
Cohen said he was "angry" at himself and he "didn't display good judgment".
He denied he was driven by greed and ambition.
This week Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison for the payments as
well as unrelated crimes of tax evasion and misleading banks, and two months
for lying to Congress about a proposed Trump Tower project in Russia.
When asked why viewers should believe him now, Cohen said he was done lying
and that the Special Counsel stated he provided credible information.
Duration: 12 Minutes
Note that this is a TWO-PART-INTERVIEW, with brief panel commentary... in the middle.
IE don't make the mistake of stopping video playback only 1/2 through! :D
As promoted by Lawrence O'Donnell in Friday's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell"
show, which included an in-depth panel discussion, Michael Cohen sits down for an interview
with ABC News Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America,"
Friday, Dec. 14, 2018
Donald Trump knew hush payments were wrong, Michael Cohen says in interview
US President Donald Trump directed hush payments to two women during the
2016 presidential campaign and knew the actions were wrong, his former
personal lawyer Michael Cohen said in a television interview with US network
ABC News that aired on Friday.
Key points:
to three years in prison
film star were wrong, Cohen says
"He directed me to make the payments. He directed me to become involved in
these matters," Cohen, who was sentenced to prison this week over campaign
finance and other charges, told the American Broadcasting Company.
"I will not be the villain of his story."
Mr Trump has said he never directed Cohen to break the law.
"I don't think there's anybody that believes that," Cohen said.
"First of all, nothing at the Trump organisation was ever done unless it was run
through Mr Trump."
Cohen, speaking in his first interview since he was sentenced on Wednesday,
said Mr Trump at the time "was very concerned about how this would affect
the election" if voters knew about the alleged affairs and told him to pay off
the two women — former Playboy model Karen McDougal and adult film star
Stormy Daniels.
"I just reviewed the documents in order to protect him," Cohen said.
"I gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty."
The payments aimed to help Mr Trump and his campaign, Cohen added.
Asked if then-candidate Mr Trump knew the payments were wrong, Cohen told
ABC's Good Morning America program: "Of course."
Cohen also denied Mr Trump's claims that he was lying to protect his wife and
family.
"He knows the truth. I know the truth. Others know the truth," he said.
"And here is the truth: the people of the United States of America, the people
of the world, don't believe what he's saying.
"The man doesn't tell the truth, and it's sad that I should take responsibility
for his dirty deeds."
Cohen said he was "angry" at himself and he "didn't display good judgment".
He denied he was driven by greed and ambition.
This week Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison for the payments as
well as unrelated crimes of tax evasion and misleading banks, and two months
for lying to Congress about a proposed Trump Tower project in Russia.
When asked why viewers should believe him now, Cohen said he was done lying
and that the Special Counsel stated he provided credible information.