Topic: Michael Cohen

Ariel Cohen Aloro is mentioned as a potential guest who uses Gematria and mathematics to analyze current events, though Nick Fuentes expresses skepticism toward Kabbalah and mystical interpretations. Michael Savage's recent opposition to Netanyahu is noted as a significant shift among prominent Jewish-American commentators. The segment concludes with the assertion that the world is already in "World War IV," according to CIA definitions, and the primary goal is to prevent the conflict from turning nuclear.

A viral clip features a woman criticizing celebrities like George Clooney and the hosts of "The View" for not leaving the country as they allegedly promised if Trump won. Jones mocks liberal activists like Harry Sisson who are calling for a "resistance" against Republican policies. He characterizes these movements as being funded by the DNC to manipulate "low-information voters."

The segment features a critique of MSNBC's coverage of Joe Rogan, where commentators lament the lack of a "feminist version" of Rogan to move men in a different direction. Jones also plays a clip of Michael Cohen being trolled with turkey overlays during a livestream. The block concludes with another promotion for the DMO Outback Alex Jones Edition knife.

Victor Bout shares his perspective on Donald Trump, calling him a "real person" who wants to prevent the destruction of America. He argues that Trump was sabotaged during his first term by deep state actors like John Bolton and Michael Cohen. Bout suggests that a second Trump term would require a team of genuine patriots to successfully dismantle the globalist influence over US policy.

Trump's first-term failures are attributed to his attempt to apply "The Art of the Deal" to treacherous politicians and intelligence agencies. Figures like Michael Cohen and John Bolton are labeled as traitors who undermined the administration from within. The segment also touches on Trump's "Operation Warp Speed," questioning the long-term safety of the vaccines produced under the program.

Judge Juan Merchan issued jury instructions in the New York criminal trial of Donald Trump, stating that jurors do not need to unanimously agree on the specific predicate crime committed to reach a guilty verdict. Legal analysts criticize this move as a departure from standard due process, while the prosecution faces scrutiny over the credibility of star witness Michael Cohen. The defense argues that District Attorney Alvin Bragg failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

Viva Frei discusses the lack of credibility of star witnesses Michael Cohen and Stormy Daniels, noting that Cohen admitted to stealing $30,000 from the Trump Organization. He argues that the prosecution committed misconduct by concealing Cohen's theft from the jury until it was forced out during cross-examination. Frei posits that the sordid details provided by Daniels were irrelevant to the actual legal charges and were intended solely to humiliate the former president.

The host discusses the defense resting in the New York trial involving Stormy Daniels, predicting a biased jury outcome despite Michael Cohen's testimony. Discussion shifts to the FBI's operational protocols, questioning why SWAT teams and deadly force authorizations were used for non-violent political figures like Rudolph Giuliani and Donald Trump. Concerns are raised about potential violent confrontations between the FBI and the Secret Service.

Roger Stone analyzes the New York trial, focusing on the lack of credibility of Michael Cohen and the impact of witness Robert Costello. He notes that legal analyst Jonathan Turley found no direct link between Trump and the financial transactions in question. The discussion briefly touches on the Georgia case against Trump, noting that Fani Willis faces potential removal as the case derails.

Michael Cohen testified in the criminal trial of Donald Trump, admitting to theft and previous convictions for lying. Legal analyst Alan Dershowitz provided commentary on the courtroom proceedings, which included the judge admonishing defense lawyers. The testimony focused on Cohen's financial dealings and his claims regarding Trump's knowledge of specific payments.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott pardons Daniel Perry for the 2020 shooting of a Black Lives Matter protester, a move the host supports as a victory for self-defense. The segment also covers allegations that prosecutors threatened Michael Cohen to testify against Donald Trump. Finally, listeners are urged to invest in gold and silver through KEPM as a hedge against a coming financial collapse.

Roger Stone characterizes the New York trial against Donald Trump as a "Soviet-style show trial" orchestrated by District Attorney Alvin Bragg and funded by George Soros. He argues that the case, which involves alleged business record violations, has been unfairly elevated to a felony to drain Trump's campaign funds and time. Stone highlights the imbalance of the gag order, which allows witnesses like Michael Cohen to attack Trump while preventing the former president from defending himself publicly.

The $85 million defamation verdict for E. Jean Carroll is dismissed as a "ridiculous" attempt to bankrupt a political adversary. Michael Cohen's celebration of the ruling is cited as an example of the "corrupt" nature of the proceedings. The speakers warn that the "nerve gas" of lawfare will eventually cause "blowback" against the Democrats who are currently utilizing it.

Judge Napolitano explains a potential defense for Trump: if the payments to Stormy Daniels were made to save his marriage rather than his campaign, they would be legal personal expenses. He notes the timing of the payment—two weeks after the *Access Hollywood* tape—as a factor the government will use to argue it was a campaign expense. Napolitano argues that if Trump used his own money and didn't seek corporate reimbursement, there is no crime.

Napolitano discusses the history of the case, noting that federal prosecutors previously declined to charge Trump because they found Michael Cohen to be an unreliable witness. He explains that Alvin Bragg's office "trained" Cohen through multiple mock cross-examinations to build their case. The segment also covers the statute of limitations, with Napolitano skeptical of the argument that the clock was "tolled" because Trump lived in the White House or due to COVID-19.

Judge Napolitano concludes his segment by reiterating that leaking the indictment is a violation of legal ethics. He explains that the five-year statute of limitations for the alleged campaign finance crime has likely run, but the government will argue it was "tolled" while Trump was out of the state. Stone and Napolitano agree that the prosecution is a "naked partisan attack" designed to manipulate the Republican primary.

Owen Shroyer confirms that Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records and is now en route to the airport to return to Florida. Shroyer dismisses the charges as "total political persecution" and "selective enforcement." He argues that if the payments were illegal, then Michael Cohen and Stormy Daniels are also guilty of falsifying records with their signatures on previous documents.

Alan Dershowitz announces his intention to sue Michael Cohen for defamation following a tweet falsely linking Dershowitz to Jeffrey Epstein's island. Dershowitz argues that Cohen’s history of lying to federal and state authorities makes him an ethically compromised witness for Alvin Bragg. He suggests that if Bragg puts Cohen on the stand, he risks his own bar card by suborning testimony from a self-confessed perjurer.

Roger Stone joins the program to discuss the Manhattan grand jury's hiatus and the various legal threats facing Donald Trump in Georgia and D.C. Stone places these events in a historical context, comparing Trump's vow to dismantle the "globalist neocon establishment" to the actions of JFK and Richard Nixon. He argues that the judicial system is being weaponized to prevent Trump from contesting the 2024 election.

The discussion focuses on the perceived weakness of Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's case against Donald Trump, specifically targeting the credibility of star witness Michael Cohen. Stone claims Cohen is a "congenital liar" based on his own past legal interactions with him. Despite the legal pressure, Stone notes that Trump's poll numbers have seen a "seismic" rebound as the public views the prosecutions as politically motivated.