Trump and Cohen Hold Radio Interview with Portions Aired on WABC

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Trump and Cohen Hold Radio Interview with Portions Aired on WABC

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The Hillweaponized

New York Postnotorious, felonious frenemy

The Hillbeef

President Trump and Michael Cohen participated in a sit-down interview, with segments broadcast Thursday on Cohen's 77 WABC radio show. Trump stated that government actors had weaponized institutions against Cohen and others. Cohen previously testified in the Manhattan District Attorney case that led to Trump's 2024 conviction on 34 felony counts.

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[The Hill 🏢] Trump tells Cohen he was ‘weaponized’ in feud [New York Post 👤] Michael Cohen calls Trump ‘boss’ in soft interview — as felonious frenemy plans to call DOJ ‘tomorrow’ about pardon [The Hill 🏢] Trump, Cohen set aside beef in radio interview

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“Trump tells Cohen he was ‘weaponized’ in feud”

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“Michael Cohen calls Trump ‘boss’ in soft interview — as felonious frenemy plans to call DOJ ‘tomorrow’ about pardon”

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How different viewpoints frame this

Progressive

The interview is viewed as an effort to reframe Trump’s conviction as persecution rather than accountability for documented misconduct supported by trial records.

“Trial evidence and jury findings establish accountability independent of Cohen’s credibility.”

Conservative

The sit-down illustrates selective prosecution and lawfare against Trump allies through coordinated legal pressure.

“Cohen’s prior guilty plea and cooperation were leveraged for political timing rather than neutral enforcement.”

Libertarian

Trump’s remarks capture concerns over prosecutorial power used for political targeting rather than consistent application of law.

“Individuals can be leveraged to expand investigations, eroding liberty through selective enforcement.”

Devil's Advocate

All three perspectives overlook Cohen’s pattern of self-serving shifts and the mutual branding utility of the interview, while accepting the Manhattan case narrative without scrutiny of its legal theory.

“Reconciliation undercuts portrayals of Cohen as either reliable witness or passive victim.”

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