Michael Cohen predicts that people pardoned by Trump will be able to testify against him

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“This is a very important issue for Donald Trump, because once you get this pardon, you will no longer be able to invoke the Fifth Amendment … because they can’t charge you. It is possible that all these people are his downfall simply because they will testify against he, ”Cohen said as he spoke with MSNBC’s Ari Melber.

The Fifth Amendment protects Americans from being forced to make statements by engaging in criminal activities.

The president has pardoned several faithful in recent weeks, including a longtime political adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone thanked Trump for forgiveness during the exchange to the West Palm Beach club GOP senator for pardoning Trump: “It’s legal, it’s constitutional, but I think it’s a misuse of power.” Nothing happens in the presidency of Donald Trump as if to leave it MORE, former president of the campaign Paul ManafortPaul Stone Manafort: Roger Stone thanked Trump for forgiveness during the exchange with the West Palm Beach club GOP senator for pardoning Trump: “It’s legal, it’s constitutional, but I think it’s a misuse of power.” Trump will be remembered for chaos and misery and erratic behavior ‘if he lets the COVID-19 relay expire MORE and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

Democrats like Rep. Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James Pascrell Trump’s lawyers risk disciplinary action over a wave of election lawsuits Juan Williams: Republican betrayal in the United States over money: Congress passes law to prevent closure while talks on coronaviruses crawl over weekend Federal Reserve fight endangers relief talks MORE (NJ) have recently called for Trump to face criminal investigations for his use of power in office and for his personal business dealings after his term ends.

Cohen in 2018 pleaded guilty to nine offenses, including fraud and tax evasion, and was sentenced to three years in federal prison. He was due to be released from prison next November, but was released from prison in May due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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