The National Inquirer turns on President Trump, Voxwants Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for president,

even though she's not eligible, and the Boy Scouts verge on bankruptcy. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben

Shapiro Show. So many things to talk about today. We'll get to all of them. We'll

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yesterday's show in the ongoing legal saga that is the Trump administration, Michael Cohen,

the president's personal attorney, was sentenced to three years in jail, which was not good

for President Trump. It was particularly not good for President Trump because of the

ancillary details of the actual plea agreement.

Judge William Pauley III said that Michael Cohen had committed a bevy of crimes with an eye toward deception.

Cohen, for his part, threw himself on the mercy of the court. He said, quote, I blame myself for the conduct which has brought me here today.

And it was my own weakness and blind loyalty to President Trump that led me to choose a path of darkness over light.

So a dude has watched a few too many mafia movies.

He added time and again, I felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds rather than to listen to my own inner voice and my moral compass.

And then there was this weird shot of him in an abandoned home in like Arizona suburburbia, looking wistfully into the camera back

at the days when he was a good fellow. More damaging than Cohen's open court Miacopa was that

the prosecution made an announcement. They announced they'd reached a non-prosecution agreement

with America Media Inc., which is the parent company of the National Inquirer. Now, you'll recall

that President Trump had an arrangement with the National Inquirer. Now, you will recall that President Trump had an arrangement

with the National Inquirer in which essentially he was going to provide the National Inquirer for cash.

The National Inquirer was going to take that cash and then pay off women to stay silent.

What the National Inquirer would do is they would go to Trump Paramours. They would buy their life rights,

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