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今天Cohen的作证貌似没有新意
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Re: 今天Cohen的作证貌似没有新意
Michael Cohen walked jurors through the handwritten math that he and former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg calculated together, to reimburse the former fixer a total of $420,000 that included the hush money payment to Stormy Daniels.
The calculation was previously described on the stand by former Trump Organization controller Jeff McConney, but Cohen revealed more details about the deal.
Cohen explained in greater detail a $50,000 sum added to the figure to reimburse him, intended for a tech company called Red Finch. Cohen said Trump had stiffed the company for services, and Cohen wanted to make them whole because he knew the CEO of Red Finch. Cohen had paid the company some of the $50,000, so he included the total sum in the equation.
“That’s what was owed, and I didn’t feel Mr. Trump deserved the benefit of the difference,” Cohen said of the Red Finch money. Cohen testified, however, that he did not end up giving the balance to the Red Finch CEO.
Cohen also explained to jurors the rest of the sum was “grossed up” to account for taxes, which McConney explained on the stand last week. In addition to the Red Finch money and the grossed up hush money payment, Cohen was paid a $60,000 bonus for a total of $420,000. The money was scheduled to be paid over a 12-month period.
