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and just what do you think is in hannitys background that might hurt him? you are judging hannity based on his association with cohen.
and by the way, if mueller and company do try to indict hannity on anything based on cohens records, it will likely be the end of them for way over stepping their authority, and creating a constitutional crisis of the fourth amendment kind.
Mueller has nothing to do with Cohen. This is all SDNY, and they are pit bulls just like Mueller. The difference is, they are out of reach of any sort of interference from Trump et Cie.
You need to redirect your venom to Judge Kimba M. Wood.
Doesn't bother me. Maybe they'll cancel his show and replace him with someone more antiwar or libertarian-leaning. Right now the only people Fox has worth watching are Tucker and Stossel.
hannity has said that cohen was never his attorney. he did ask legal advice from time to time, but not as a client, never had an invoice sent to him, never paid a legal fee, etc.
so tell me again why hannity should be telling anyone that cohen was his attorney?
If there was no retainer, no money changed hands, and everything was casual and inconsequential, I would wonder more about why Cohen is telling the judge that Hannity was a client. Cohen went to the worst law school in the world, but even at that, and even if he played hooky a lot and didn't pay attention, I would still think he would remember whether he had two clients or three.
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