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Panelists had been discussing the two-count indictment filed against Comey on The Weekend: Primetime Saturday when the former Trump 'fixer' aired his theory.

President Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, predicted that former FBI Director James Comey "will be found guilty" in court in the Department of Justice's case against him.

Michael Cohen said James Comey “likely committed a crime” after Comey’s indictment, surprising MSNBC panelists during a live segment.

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Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney, predicted on Sunday that former FBI Director James Comey will be found guilty in connection to the federal investigation into Russian ...

Former personal lawyer for President Donald Trump shocked an MSNBC panel with his take on the James Comey indictment. Those who have followed the news know that […] ...

Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, indicates he believes former FBI Director James Comey will be found guilty for his involvment in the 'Russiagate' investigation. #Russiagate #Ja ...

Former federal prisoner Michael Cohen suggested, Saturday on MSNBC, that despite concerns about "weaponization of the DOJ," former FBI Director James Comey is probably guilty of the crime he's been ...

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Comey was indicted on alleged false statements within jurisdiction of the legislative branch and obstruction of congressional proceeding.