In the first four weeks of former President Trump’s hush money trial, his one-time personal attorney, Michael Cohen, has been called a “jerk,” an “asshole” and challenging to work with – to the point that some sought to actively avoid him.
But when Cohen takes the stand on Monday – billed as a star witness for the Manhattan district attorney’s office – he’ll be tasked with convincing the jury hearing the former president’s first criminal case that he’s also something else: a credible witness.
