News alert: Michael Cohen plans to accu se the president of ‘criminal conduct’ wh en he testifies tomorrow

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News Alert Tuesday, February 26

Michael Cohen plans to accuse the president of ‘criminal conduct’ when he testifies tomorrow

Cohen, who once vowed that he would "take a bullet" for President Donald Trump, has confessed to committing crimes for his benefit. On Wednesday, Cohen will deliver public testimony before Congress about his work on Trump's behalf.

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