Today on the Matt Wall Show, Michael Cohen testifies to a House committee today.

The media tells us that his testimony is damning for Trump.

But I actually think that he says a few things that do more to exonerate Trump than implicate

him.

And we'll talk about that.

Also, ADHD was the topic of conversation on social media yesterday.

I have an unpopular opinion, which may surprise you, but I have an unpopular opinion about

something.

I have an unpopular opinion on that subject, and we'll talk about that today.

Plus, I'll get to your emails as well today on the Matt Wall Show.

So the circus continues.

Apparently, attorney client privilege is just not a thing anymore at all.

It seems.

So, Michael Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer is on Capitol Hill today, testifying

at a House hearing, testifying against the President.

Now, Cohen, of course, is a known liar, and he's going to jail for lying.

So, to any thinking person, his credibility is, shall we say, a little bit compromised.

But nonetheless, he supposedly comes with evidence of illegal activity on the part of

the President.

But in fact, it seems that he succeeds more in exonerating President Trump than he does

in implicating him in any kind of actual criminal conduct, and most of his testimony revolves

around allegations of non-criminal conduct anyway.

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