On the recordMarch 6, 2019
I believe it's possible that both things are true, that he directed his attorneys at the time when the White House was dangling the possibility of pardons to explore that.
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transcripts.cnn.comGerald Connolly: “I believe it's possible that both things are true, that he directed his attorneys at the time when the White House was…”
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Connolly discusses the possibility that Michael Cohen's actions regarding a pardon were not explicit requests but rather explorations.
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