First, Michael Cohen was Donald Trump’s personal lawyer and self-described “pit bull.”
Then he became a bitter foe, exposing what he called “dirty deeds” and earning him the level “rat” by a president scorned.
Now, after burying the hatchet, Cohen is set to become something else: a radio interviewer seeking public détente.
Trump’s taped phone interview for Cohen’s WABC program — which Cohen told CNN lasted 40 minutes — will be their first open conversation since the collapse of their professional and personal relationship more than eight years ago when it airs Thursday evening.
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