Michael Cohen, who served as President-elect Donald Trump's personal lawyer, was made to laugh in a video when he said he planned to leave the country if his former boss was returned to the White House.
“No problem, great! You're a genius!” he said. said During the live stream, one viewer kept painting turkey on his face.
“Can we stop doing that? Thank you for that. I don't like stupid turkeys, okay? Please, let's knock that stupid shit down,” Cohen added. However, viewers continued to troll him.
“I did it, I said I was going to leave, and the next day, get it in your stupid heads, the next day I turned around and said, “There's no possibility of me leaving my homeland.'' Thank you very much. I'm not going anywhere. This is my country and I have every right to turn around. You have every right.” continuation:
The troll's actions seemed to upset and irritate Cohen. “Can you please stop…Okay, I have two seconds to block this idiot and be done with it,” he said before the person put on sunglasses and sported an Elvis style hairdo.
Cohen said this during an appearance on MSNBC in September. deadline Breitbart News reported that Trump will leave the country under a different name if he wins the election.
“I left here. I am already working on a foreign passport with a completely different name. I do not know what will happen with my wife and children. We never want to move to where we are,” he explained.
Ahead of President-elect Trump's victory on Tuesday, Cohen posted an AI-generated graphic of a grave with the word “MAGA” written on it and a baseball cap with the word “RIP” written on it, according to Breitbart News.
“The day has finally come…the day when chaos and division will end! #ElectionDay2024 #HarrisWalz2024,” he said. I wrote In the caption:
Additionally, Breitbart News reports that a number of celebrities have failed in their efforts to help Vice President Kamala Harris (Democratic) win the election. These included Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Cardi B, Jennifer Lopez, George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Bruce Springsteen, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Robert De Niro.
The article said, “President-elect Donald Trump's landslide victory in both the electoral and popular votes signals the decline in the power of Hollywood stars as political influence and message carriers.” .
“Hollywood boosted support for Kamala Harris to deafening levels in the final weeks of the campaign, only to be ultimately ignored by American voters.”
