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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Alvin Bragg
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Folks, Alvin Bragg went up before the jury and he said to them, hey, we didn't pick Michael
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Cohen as a witness. We didn't go to the witness store and just pick him out
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No, Trump picked him. Trump picked him to lie and cheat and steal for him
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Well, here's a guy on CNN, Eli Honig saying, that's bull. That's bull
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You absolutely picked him. He's the witness you picked. This is the guy you've hinged your case on
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A liar, a convicted liar, a convicted perjurer, an admitted thief. That's your main witness
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Your other main witness is an extortionist. These are your witnesses. You picked them
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The prosecution didn't pick them. They didn't fall out of the witness tree
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You went out and sought out their testimony and you coached them
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You coached them on what to say to the jury, which is normal. Prosecutors do that
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They coach their witnesses. They absolutely coach these witnesses so they know exactly what they were getting
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This isn't a surprise. They weren't stunned by Michael Cohen. They weren't stunned
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The only thing they might have been stunned about is the fact that he admitted he's a darn thief, that he stole over $60,000 from the Trump organization, that he's the greatest
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liar of all time, the gloat, as the defense attorneys have called him
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Perhaps one of the greatest liars in history and one of the worst witnesses, but that's
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not the prosecution's fault, Alvin Bragg. That's your fault. You're a dang liar
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To watch CNN take you down? That's even more beautiful. Let's take a look at it
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I'm going to do it for four hours. You did the cross-examination you wanted to do. I'm going to do the cross-examination closing. For four hours, he corroborated Cohen
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He wanted to make a point, you can believe him, but also there is a mountain. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer. He made the jury suffer
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You start thematic, you end thematic, but you want the jury to be able to follow it
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This is a hard story to follow. A lot of it happened a long time ago. There's meetings, there's calls
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So I would take it linear. I would never go four hours. But I want to say this also
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We prosecutors are so spoiled. We have every advantage. I can recognize that now
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I did it for 14 years. But take, for example, the point that Steinglass made, a very effective rhetorical argument
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about we didn't choose him as our witness. The defendant chose him
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That's bull. The prosecution chose him when they chose to charge this case
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They own him. They're the ones putting him in front of the jury saying, believe him beyond a reasonable doubt
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But Steinglass and me in my old days knows that you're getting, we get the last word
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and they're not going to be able to make that rebuttal. And they're the ones who decided not to charge him for stealing $30,000 from this exact transaction
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But I mean, Donald Trump is the one who chose to surround himself with a certain type of people
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And Michael Cohen was one of them. And he, Michael Cohen, seemed to flourish under the system and the cast of characters
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that Donald Trump wanted to surround him with. And assigned him to one of the most sensitive undertakings that happened in the 2016 campaign
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which is Mutzers of the Defense tried to downplay the 2016 Access Hollywood tape
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We were all there. We all witnessed it. Michael Cohen was in charge of dealing with that. Yeah
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We're going to take a break. John Berman, thank you. Coming next, we're going to speak to the attorney for Stormy Daniels, who's alleged..
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I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything.
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