Dial C for Cohen

Today, Explained

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4.3 • 10.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2018

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Stormy D, AT&T, and nine Fabergé eggs. The investigation into the president’s personal lawyer keeps getting more colorful. This week, it was confirmed that a shell company set up by Michael Cohen received payments from AT&T as well as a company linked to a Russian oligarch with a soft spot for jeweled eggs. Vox’s Andrew Prokop follows the money in a shade of Today, Explained noir. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is really a pretty small scooter for so many people.
0:04.2	Yeah, let's invite a third person to it.
0:06.2	Did we? We find somebody on the street over here?
0:08.5	Add a wriggle to this experience.
0:10.2	Dear listener, I'll bet you're wondering if we're actually two people on an electric scooter right now.
0:14.0	We're faking this. We are two people on an electric scooter.
0:17.4	Dear listener, we promise.
0:18.9	And we do not advocate for this.
0:21.2	No. However, we could mention, dear listener, that you can go to
0:25.1	mattressroom.com slash podcast to find a great deal on mattresses.
0:42.3	So, no, what do you, what do you say? What do you know?
0:44.8	You know, Sean DC is a small town.
0:47.4	Word gets around.
0:48.4	Yeah, so what have you been here?
0:50.5	Can you keep a secret?
0:52.2	Does a sack of potatoes cost a nickel?
0:54.7	Been hearing rumors about this Michael Cohen cat.
0:56.8	Something about a phone company, a Russian oligarch, Faber J.
0:59.8	Eggs. Faber J.
1:00.8	And?
1:01.2	Yeah, that's right. See?
1:02.4	I'm scrambling for answers here.
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