If all goes as scheduled, former President Donald Trump's trial will begin next Monday.
If all goes as scheduled, former President Donald Trump’s trial will begin next Monday. It stems from the indictment by the elected Democratic district attorney of Manhattan, Alvin Bragg, and it is what the— that is, it concerns business records, in this instance records Trump’s company kept of a nondisclosure agreement he made with porn star Stormy Daniels during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Cohen had written a letter to investigators saying discussions about a never-realized Trump development in Moscow ended earlier than they in fact did. He pleaded guilty to special counsel Robert Mueller, who at the time was still pursuing the elusive dream of prosecuting Trump-Russia collusion, which in the end Mueller could never establish happened at all.Cohen arranged for money to be paid to Daniels for her to keep quiet about a sexual encounter she says she had with Trump.
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