WASHINGTON -- Michael Cohen, U.S. President Donald Trump's former lawyer, turned over documents to lawmakers Wednesday as he tried to back up his claims that a false statement he delivered to Congress in 2017 was edited by the president's attorneys, two people familiar with the case said. It's unclear who edited the documents or what exactly was changed.
But in public testimony last week on Capitol Hill, Cohen said Trump's attorneys, including Jay Sekulow, had reviewed and edited the written statement he provided to Congress in 2017. Cohen acknowledged in a guilty plea last year that he misled lawmakers by saying he had abandoned the Trump Tower Moscow project in January 2016, when in fact he pursued it for months after that as Trump campaigned for the presidency. At issue is whether Trump or his lawyers knew that Cohen's statement to Congress would be false, and whether the attorneys had any direct role in crafting it. Cohen has said he believed the president wanted him to lie, but he also said Trump never directed him to do so.
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It's also unclear whether any of the president's lawyers knew the truth about when the Trump Tower negotiations had ended. Sekulow has flatly denied ever editing any statement about the duration of the project. 'Testimony by Michael Cohen that attorneys for the President edited or changed his statement to Congress to alter the duration of the Trump Tower Moscow negotiations is completely false,' Sekulow said in a statement last week. Cohen appeared behind closed doors Wednesday before the House intelligence committee, his fourth day of testimony on Capitol Hill as he prepares for a three-year prison sentence for lying to Congress and other charges.
Halo custom edition 110 crack. Cohen has become a key figure in congressional investigations since turning on his former boss and co-operating with special counsel Robert Mueller's probe. During last week's public testimony, he called Trump a con man, a cheat and a racist. He was also interviewed privately by both the Senate and House intelligence committees last week. 'I will continue to co-operate to the fullest extent of my capabilities,' Cohen said in a short statement to reporters after he finished Wednesday's testimony. Among the issues discussed in Cohen's closed-door interviews last week was a pardon, according to people familiar with those interviews.
They spoke on condition of anonymity to reveal the confidential discussion. Cohen told Congress last week that he had never asked for and would not accept a pardon from Trump.
But that may not be the full story. According to people with knowledge of the situation, a lawyer for Cohen expressed interest to the Trump legal team in a possible pardon for his client after a raid last April on Cohen's hotel room, home and office. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss it publicly. The president's attorneys were noncommittal during the conversation with Cohen's lawyer, the people said. Cohen did not participate in the conversation. No pardon was given, and Cohen ultimately pleaded guilty and is co-operating against the president in separate investigations by the special counsel and by federal prosecutors in New York.
Asked about the pardon issue Tuesday evening, another Cohen attorney, Lanny Davis, said his client was speaking carefully during his public testimony. He acknowledged on MSNBC that Cohen 'was certainly looking at the option of a pardon' before he decided to come clean and turn on Trump. But since then, Davis said, Cohen has been clear that he wouldn't accept a pardon. Davis said in a statement after Cohen left the intelligence committee interview that he 'responded to all questions truthfully' and agreed to provide more information in the future, if needed. Cohen told reporters as he left the meeting that he would only be back 'if they ask.'
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