Former Trump Fixer Says He Will Leave Country If Trump Wins Election

We are at that point in the election that people who think they matter start to talk about leaving the country.

The latest to make the threat is Michael Cohen, who says that if Trump wins, he will probably leave the country and/or change his name.

The silence you hear is the people who actually care.

Stop the Dramatics

First and foremost, I would bet just about everything I own that Cohen, Trump’s former fixer, will do neither of those things if Trump wins.

Nobody ever cares about this guy, they never did, and his 15 minutes of fame passed quite some time ago.

Yet, liberal-leaning networks put him on the air simply because he has something negative to say about Trump.

In this case, it was MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace with the earth-shattering interview.

Cohen, when asked what he would do if Trump wins, responded, “I’m out of here. I mean, I’m already working on a foreign passport with a completely different name.

“I don’t know how it’s going to work, as far as dealing with my wife and my children.

“I certainly don’t want them moving to where I’m looking to go.”

Conen then cites the non-ruling by the Supreme Court on immunity, acting as though Trump could do whatever he wanted as president and get away with it.

He stated, “Now he thinks it’s, not only is it, ‘I can do whatever I want,’ but ‘I can’t even be prosecuted.’ It’s a get-out-of-jail-free card solely for the president.”

This is garbage reporting, to say the least, and MSNBC should be tossed off the air for perpetrating this nonsense as actual news.

There is not a single outlet out there that reported that decision by the Supreme Court properly, even Fox News, which continues to play up the possibility of Trump immunity.

Mainstream media news is now nothing more than gossip and entertainment.

You want the truth… come right here and read my reports. You may not always like what you read, but my job is not to pacify you; it is to tell you the truth and give an educated opinion on how things will play out. And that is what I do to the best of my ability every time I put words on paper.