Cohen may have leaked news of the tape himself, expert says, noting that Cohen did not object to release of numerous documents that may have…
Cohen may have leaked news of the tape himself, expert says, noting that Cohen did not object to release of numerous documents that may have been covered by attorney-client privilege.
In fact, a source told the network, there are “definitely all kinds of tapes out there.”
The FBI raided Cohen’s office and residences on April 9, as The Inquisitr has reported, seizing millions of documents, including the tape recordings. In addition to Trump, prosecutors also have recordings made by Cohen of calls with other “powerful” people “of significance and consequence,” and that those recordings could prove “embarrassing” both for the other individuals and for Cohen himself.
She notes that in a report by the Special Master in the Southern District of New York federal court, there were 22 documents in the trove of seized material that Cohen claims should be protected by attorney-client privilege — but for reasons that were not explained, he told the court he would release them anyway.
