Michael Cohen heads to the hill to testify against President Trump.

Controversy continues over Trump's national emergency declaration and Trump's in Vietnam to meet with the North Koreans.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

Well, it's a big morning, and I understand that there are people who are watching the Cohen testimony live,

but we're breaking it down for you here because he already pre-released all of his testimony. I don't think there's going to be a lot new beyond his testimony that he has already released. So we're going to get through all of that this morning. We are also going to get into the possibility of nuclear war between India and Pakistan, which is like the third biggest story of the day. We can get to all of that in just one second. First, let's talk about how to make your house safer and more secure.

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yesterday. That was behind closed doors. And then there is the Senate committee that he's

going to speak to tomorrow. That is also behind closed doors. Today is the only public testimony

that Michael Cohen will be giving.

Suffice it to say, Republicans are very unhappy with Michael Cohen. Democrats basically have

stopped visiting Porn Hub for the day because the Cohen testimony is on live on C-SPAN.

So there's plenty to watch if you are a Democrat. We're going to go through Michael Cohen's

testimony right now. So he released, he pre-released his written testimony. This is

normal and congressional hearings. You release a written version of the testimony that is given

to members of the committee so they can prepare their questions. I would not expect that the

questions are going to elicit much in the way of new information. Basically, Republicans are going to

try to impeach the witness and Democrats are going to try to build up his credibility. That's essentially how the day is going to go on the hill. But here is what Michael

Cohen testified. Well, he began by asking the committee to ensure that his family be protected from

presidential threats and that the committee be sensitive to the questions pertaining to ongoing

investigations. The reason he says this is because over the last several weeks,

the President of the United States has tweeted out stuff about Michael Cohen's father-in-law.

And then last night, Matt Gatz, who's a Republican from Florida, tweeted something out

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