Michael Cohen demonstrates how Biden should tackle debating Trump
Michael Cohen, former lawyer to Donald Trump and witness in the ex-president's Manhattan hush money trial, on Tuesday offered President Joe Biden some advice ahead of his debate against the MAGA leader on Thursday, June 27.
Speaking with MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, Cohen said the president should present "almost a comedic type of delivery — one that pokes fun at Donald."
Wallace asked the former Trump lawyer to give an example of what Biden should say.
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"Listen, my opponent says many things that make no sense at all," Cohen said, pretending to be the president.
"I mean, you know, just because the stable genius says he could do something in 24 hours, it's almost as ridiculous as when he decided that he was going to be able to move a jet stream for a category 5 hurricane using a sharpie. These are the things that my opponent just doesn't seem to understand."
Cohen continued, "And just because he calls his people and has them bring his markers and his Crayola crayons and he's going to scratching off China doesn't mean we don't owe them a million dollars in debt. And then he takes his red Crayola crayon and scratches off Japan like we don't owe them 1.2 trillion. That doesn't mean it's gone. That means that Donald took his crayon and marked up a piece of paper. These are the things that the American people have to understand. There are minutia involved here that require something much, much more than just bullet points."
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"They require actual reading and studying and understanding the situation," Cohen emphasized. "Understanding it to the point that you are trying to come up with a resolution that benefits all Americans and not just him and his family."
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