I think clearly there is a concerted effort from the White House led by Mr. Trump and his hired gun Rudy Giuliani to not only discredit this witness, but to -- by insinuation and no proof, bring even more attention to the Cohen family and to thereby to intimidate Mr. Cohen and discard his testimony.
Connolly discusses the efforts by Trump and Giuliani to intimidate Michael Cohen and undermine his testimony.
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