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This is my Mayo Cop

Oh baby don't lie for me

If I tell you my story don't cry for me

I'm time that's fun by me

This is my me

That's fair to go

This is Michael Mayor Culper.

This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast.

One of Shakespeare's most famous lines from his play, Julius Caesar, is beware the aides of March.

It was a warning to Caesar that people were out to get him. The prophecy turned out to be true, and on March 15th of 44 BC, Caesar was stabbed to death

on the Senate floor, and by who? By the same politicians who had helped him get there?

His close advisor, Brutus, who'd organized the hit, told his fellow statesman, and I quote,

when asked why Brutus rose against Caesar, this is my answer.

It's not that I love Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more.

I come to bury Caesar not to praise him.

I bring up Brutus in the death of Caesar because I myself have testified against Trump 20 times.

Not because I hate the man, but because I love my country too much to stay quiet.

And quite recently, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office indicated that Trump may soon be facing criminal charges.

He was given the option to testify before the grand jury this week.

Now, we'll see, but I guess he's not going to do it.

But it's just an odd coincidence that this is happening to our corrupt former president during the aides of March.

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