Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=PRoVeVOq6bT Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Michael Cohen Stuns MSNBC by Saying James Comey Likely Committed a Crime shorts [h2xzvqtn4Mt] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Here’s your news brief. Today’s top story is Michael Cohen Stuns MSNBC by Saying James Comey Likely Committed a Crime. On September 28, 2025, Michael Cohen, long known for attacking former President Trump, surprised MSNBC hosts by stating on air that former FBI Director James Comey 'likely committed a crime' and 'will be found guilty.' Cohen referenced his own investigation, including conversations with a 30-year White House correspondent, and claimed the DOJ possesses comprehensive communications implicating Comey, especially regarding the Russia investigation. Supporters argue this validates years of conservative claims that Comey 'weaponized the FBI to destroy Trump,' citing Cohen’s statements and the DOJ’s document trove as decisive proof. They insist, as seen in Cohen’s own words, the evidence against Comey is insurmountable, and government abuse must be exposed. Critics, meanwhile, highlight Cohen's lack of specific allegations, noting he admitted, 'I don’t know what that crime is,' and that 'nobody' outside the DOJ has seen the decisive documents. They insist that speculation and political vendettas undermine the rule of law and stress, as voiced by MSNBC hosts, that these accusations represent another example of DOJ 'weaponization' rhetoric. What is truly right? Share your opinion in the comments.#news #politics #worldnews #breakingnews #dailynews #usnews #globalnews #politicalnews #policynews #currentevents #topstories #socialissues #internationalnews #worldpolitics A8PAHSZPlTL KkFq1TFnJap EyPoJu6hzBB Nv6Y7VolzRq
Here’s your news brief. Today’s top story is Michael Cohen Stuns MSNBC by Saying James Comey Likely Committed a Crime. On September 28, 2025, Michael Cohen, long known for attacking former President Trump, surprised MSNBC hosts by stating on air that former FBI Director James Comey 'likely committed a crime' and 'will be found guilty.' Cohen referenced his own investigation, including conversations with a 30-year White House correspondent, and claimed the DOJ possesses comprehensive communications implicating Comey, especially regarding the Russia investigation. Supporters argue this validates years of conservative claims that Comey 'weaponized the FBI to destroy Trump,' citing Cohen’s statements and the DOJ’s document trove as decisive proof. They insist, as seen in Cohen’s own words, the evidence against Comey is insurmountable, and government abuse must be exposed. Critics, meanwhile, highlight Cohen's lack of specific allegations, noting he admitted, 'I don’t know what that crime is,' and that 'nobody' outside the DOJ has seen the decisive documents. They insist that speculation and political vendettas undermine the rule of law and stress, as voiced by MSNBC hosts, that these accusations represent another example of DOJ 'weaponization' rhetoric. What is truly right? Share your opinion in the comments.#news #politics #worldnews #breakingnews #dailynews #usnews #globalnews #politicalnews #policynews #currentevents #topstories #socialissues #internationalnews #worldpolitics A8PAHSZPlTL KkFq1TFnJap EyPoJu6hzBB Nv6Y7VolzRq