Admitted liar Michael Cohen has turned on his former client Donald Trump in an attempt to avoid prison time for his crimes.

Cohen's lawyer, Lani Davis, who previously represented disbarred criminal ex-president Bill Clinton,

is promising to take down the duly elected president by helping the investigation of Bob Mueller,

the lawless special counsel who was appointed to investigate Russian meddling in 2016,

and after two years has found nothing other than Paul Manafort's expensive taste in suits

and Michael Cohen's testimony that the president who brags about sleeping with porn stars

may have slept with a porn star. What drama? What television? Did you expect anything less

from the star of reality TV? We will analyze what the Cohen plea really means, how it's likely to

shake out legally, and what it means politically. Then, as if that weren't enough, masterpiece

cake shop baker Jack Phillips will stop by to discuss the left's latest attempt to ruin his life

and destroy all of our religious freedom. The mainstream media have suddenly lost interest in

Molly Tibbets. Hmm, wonder why? Wonder what change? Hmm, and finally, what Republicans can learn

from Bill Clinton on this day in history. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles show.

Can we fit anything else in today? I feel like there's not enough to talk about.

Is anything happened in the last 24 hours? Before we get to it, there is so much to get to.

I got to tell you, this is one of these examples. This is one of these rare occasions where I agree

with Ben's analysis on this almost exactly, almost to a point I agree with his analysis of the

difference being that I'm fairly hopeful about how it's all going to turn out, but I'll explain my

cause for hope. It's not just empty optimism, it's hope. Before we do that, I've got something else

that should give you hope, and that is Lending Club. I've got to thank our great sponsors over at

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