NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump’s former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen met with Manhattan prosecutors probing Trump again on Friday and expects to testify before a grand jury soon.
Leaving District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office after a significantly longer meeting than four sit-downs he’s had with his office this year, Cohen and his attorney told The New York Daily News that the years-long probe appears to be in the home stretch. He described the level of specificity of prosecutors’ questions as “extraordinary.”
“It’s really progressing. It’s moving very, very quickly now,” Cohen said. “This was a very, very in-depth set of questions that the DA’s team posed, and there’s more to come.”
