Congressman Cohen hearing exchange with Corey Lewandowski
Tennessee Congressman Steve Cohen says former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski at a House Judiciary Committee hearing that Lewandowski had been fired from Americans for Prosperity after being accused of voter fraud, either willing to break the law for politics and President Donald Trump or some kind of Forrest Gump of corruption, asking if he had been picked as enforcer for playing whatever role because it was illegal, what you may have been asked to take a message to Jeff Sessions, Lewandowski calling that a question for Trump, Cohen said former White House counsel Don McGahn a general principle in not approaching Sessions.
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