This is my May or go back.

Oh baby, don't lie for me.

If I tell you my story, don't cry for me.

I did my time that's found by me.

This is my favorite

a couple.

This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the one and only Mayor Copa

podcast now on the mighty Minas Touch Network.

So look for all future episodes of our show behind the blue banner, and I'm really glad

that you're here.

But now for the news. Last month, Trump was broke. He couldn't pay his bond in the

Manhattan business fraud case. He was desperate. He was shaking the fucking piggy bank at the R&C, looking for whatever loose

change might fall out. And then, then, all of a sudden, the broke guy, well, he gets bailed out a California repo man named Don

Hanke aka the king of subprime order loans puts up Trump's $175 million bond to stave off collections while he

appeals the whopping $454 million civil fraud judgment.

Now the billionaire is the chair of Knight's specialty insurance,

as well as a bunch of other sort of weird, shady sounding insurance ventures. But I'll tell you what he is. He's an ardent Trump's

supporter and I guess this was an expensive way to prove it. But it's not the first time

Hanke has lent Trump cash.

He helped him refinance Trump Tower and Dural.

Hanke told Forbes, in quotes, I'd never met Donald Trump.

I'd never talked to him on the phone I heard that he needed a loan or a bond and this is what we do we reached out and he responded

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