During a recent court appearance, Michael Cohen, former personal attorney to President Donald Trump, expressed his disappointment at not being considered for the position of White House chief of staff. Cohen revealed that while he initially wanted to serve as the president's personal attorney, his true desire was to become a consultant so he could remain in New York.
Cohen believed that by serving as a consultant, he could continue to protect the president and handle various matters on his behalf. He emphasized the importance of having a personal attorney for every president, stating that it would allow him to gain insight into Trump's mindset and provide necessary protection.
As Cohen addressed the jury, he explained his pitch to Trump, highlighting the opportunities and advantages that come with being the personal attorney to the president. He mentioned that the role would open doors for individuals seeking to understand Trump's decision-making process and thought patterns.
Despite his aspirations, Cohen's relationship with Trump has faced significant challenges, leading to his eventual departure from the position of personal attorney. The revelations made during the court proceedings shed light on the dynamics between Cohen and Trump, showcasing the complexities of their professional interactions.
