Trump’s 'D team' lawyers prove he has 'real problems ahead': Michael Cohen



Donald Trump's former "fixer," Michael Cohen did not mince words speaking to MSNBC's Katie Phang Wednesday during a discussion about his ex-boss' legal team.

There are "tons of lawyers in Trump world," Phang notes. "Four separate criminal cases had four jurisdictions; at least one or two civil fraud case; the E. Jean carroll damages trial in January. I mean, do the lawyers that are a part of Trump legal, do they have the competency bandwidth to be able to coordinate multiple battle fronts on behalf of Donald Trump?"

The former Trump staffer replied, "I don't think this entire clown show of lawyers that he currently has, I like to call them the 'D team'. Just look at the nonsense that, you know, gets spewed every day out of the mouth of someone like Alina Habba. If that is your spokesperson — if that's the person that you have front and center on your legal issues, he's got some real problems ahead of him. You know, this is just like an infomercial. It's very similar to what Donald said when he was deciding that he was going to run in 2016, that it was supposed to be the greatest infomercial in the history of US politics. When he has this group of lawyers — just a clown show out there speaking on his behalf — saying things that are different, in fact, than what he is saying, it's the same thing as I had just said. It's supposed to be an infomercial for his campaign, and it has nothing to do with the legal merits of any of these cases."

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