Tonight on All In.

The theme that was effective was the repetition over and over and over that Michael Cohen is a liar.

Michael Cohen back on the stand and under fire.

Once he connected up to the Kishiller text,

I thought, uh-oh, we're in for something here.

It casts doubt on the veracity of a ton of his testimony.

The ex-president's former fixer runs into trouble under cross as the latest round of Republican

sycophants swoop into court.

There are things we can say that President Trump is unjustly not allowed to say.

Tonight how the courtroom became a campaign stop.

Why are we here is a good question to ask as Trump's entourage skips the line while members of the public wait out in the cold.

I've been here more than nine hours.

When all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York, I'm Elisi Menendez in for Chris Hayes. Day 18 of

Donald Trump's criminal trial in Manhattan began where it left off on Tuesday,

the cross-examination of the prosecution's star witness Michael Cohn.

Trump's former fixer sat just 10 feet away from his old boss who was once again flanked

by his emotional support team of MAGA elected officials.

Cohen initially faced a meandering line of questioning from lawyer Todd Blanch, who honed in on his

biggest vulnerability as a witness, his past dishonesty.

Blanch questioned Cohen about multiple instances of lying,

including his claims that he perjured himself

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