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Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer, is reportedly developing a new reality TV show, The Fixer, and has pitched the idea to multiple studios. Cohen, alluding to his imprisonment for his involvement in Trump’s alleged hush money transactions, claimed to have ‘paid the price’ for getting involved in Trump’s personal and business issues. In a promo clip obtained by The New York Post, Cohen says he can ‘fix’ problems for folks with his abilities, which he picked up from a ‘notoriously bad man’. The Fixer is a ripoff of Donald Trump’s The Apprentice and a nod to Cohen’s tenure as his bare-knuckled attorney.
In the clip, Cohen, dressed in a black suit, zips up Park Avenue on the Upper East Side. Subsequently, he vows to utilize his dark talents to help ‘the little guy,’ a.k.a regular folks, as a part of his ‘journey to redemption’. The promo begins with Cohen introducing himself, “My name is Michael Cohen, and for years, I was a personal lawyer for a notoriously bad man.
