Fantastic Nicolle Wallace Segment Yesterday With Michael Cohen

[gab13by13]

A really scary show that emphasizes the danger our democracy is in, and time matters.

If you don't want to watch the entire segment scroll to the 7 minute mark. Neal Katyal is also on with Cohen.

[CTyankee]

1. I like her. she's a convert to the Dems. And she's smart.

[gab13by13]

2. She is one of the few people I watch on cable news.

Her show is great because she has great guests on and she asks biting, concise questions, and holds their feet to the fire.

There are other nice people on cable news, but they just don't get it.

[Charlielie]

13. Nicolle Wallace, Michael Cohen, Neal Katyal

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Nicolle Wallace interviewed Michael Cohen and Neal Katyal on MSNBC a couple days ago. The three of them agreed that the attorney general, Merrick Garland, should indite Trump as soon as possible. What is Merrick Garland afraid of?

[llashram]

14. leave AG Garland alone

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he is doing his job, unlike TPOSFG, who never did step up to the plate unless thousands of Franklins were sitting on that plate. My patience sometimes gets tested with all this sedition, lies and grift being revealed by the Justice Department and our Jan 6th committee. And since I am not behind the investigator's closed doors. I trust we will come out the other side vindicated on how long AG Garland took on his 'homework'...TPOSFG is going down!!!

[brer cat]

15. +1 nt

[gopiscrap]

16. welcome to DU

[Fiendish Thingy]

3. Only scary if you're buying what human clickbait Cohen is selling

Scary “inside” information is Cohen’s schtick for getting booked on news shows.

I’m not scared because of anything Cohen says, there are enough real dangers to democracy.

[gab13by13]

4. So we shouldn't listen to Cohen because he is a fraud,

not a truth teller? The predictions that Cohen has made about Trump have come true, maybe I am being misled?

[Fiendish Thingy]

6. Which predictions came true?

Other than Cohen’s “predictions” of Trump’s emotional reactions and litigious strategies, what “truth-telling” has he correctly foretold (that couldn’t have been predicted by anyone following the stories closely)?

You aren’t just being misled, you’re being manipulated by human clickbait to keep watching, in case he provides more fear-inducing prescient “insights”.

[mopinko]

5. i'm all for a prez making a point to not mettle at doj, but in the end, garland answers to joe.

it's perfectly appropriate for joe to sit mg down, and let him know he's prepared for what's next, but justice demands he move.

[PufPuf23]

12. Hope POTUS Biden is asking Garland, "What resources do you need, what coordination between agencies

do you need, and what is the schedule?" "How deep can the crimes be excised?" Also, "What is required to speed and cement the legal process?"

[scarletlib]

7. I am reading his book.

A good read. He definitely doesn’t mince words.

[CTyankee]

8. funny, I don't think of him as a writer. Whenever I hear him speak I am reminded of dialogue from

"The Godfather." His New York accent is unmistakable...

[scarletlib]

9. Pretty much writes the way he talks. He keeps your attention.

He has some good points to make.

[CTyankee]

10. I know I get distracted by his delivery in person. Of course, his writing would come across very

differently.

[scarletlib]

11. It's very much in his conversational style.

Lots of asides that stray from his main points, very repetitive on a number of his points. However, overall very compelling story,entertaining, reads fast and easy.