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WashingtonPost: To defend Cohen, his attorneys cite the debate over the FBI fostered by Cohen's client


2018-04-16 (238 Days Old)Total Views: 59 | Last 7 Days: 1

The Cohen case needs to be protected from “attacks on the impartiality of the Justice Department."


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