OA257.5 Michael Cohen Testifies, Part 2
Today's episode continues our breakdown of ex-Trump fixer Michael Cohen's testimony before the House of Representatives and all the Yodel Mountain implications that stem from it that we started in Episode 257.\xa0 What's next?\xa0 Listen and find out!
We begin where we left off -- with Michael Cohen.\xa0 Find out how Cohen's testimony (and documents) implicate our favorite legal genius, Stormy Daniels!
After that, it's time to check in on Roger Stone's former flunky, Andrew Miller, and his quixotic quest to undo the Mueller investigation.\xa0 That effort was just slapped down by the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, and we've got the full opinion covered for you.
Then, it's time to check in on an odd development in the sentencing saga of Paul Manafort.\xa0 What does the government's latest (redacted) filing portend?\xa0 We're not entirely sure... but we want you to know what we know.
And then -- after all that! --\xa0we \xa0end with a brand new Thomas Takes the Bar Exam Question #116 regarding a rather odd traffic accident.\xa0 As always, remember to follow our Twitter feed (@Openargs) and like our\xa0Facebook Page\xa0so that you too can play along with #TTTBE!
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Show Notes & Links
1. Here are the documents\xa0Michael Cohen brought to Congress.
2. Marcy Wheeler\u2019s article:\xa0How Trump Suborns Perjury.
3. DC Circuit\u2019s opinion\xa0in Andrew Miller\u2019s In Re: Grand Jury appeal.
4. Court\u2019s sua sponte order.
5. Government\u2019s sentencing memo\xa0in Manafort\u2019s DC trial.
6. Manafort\u2019s\xa0response memo.
7. Government\u2019s Supplemental heavily\xa0redacted memo.
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