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(1) Cohen spoke of "collusion" per Team Trump's narrow definition—conspiracy to commit computer crimes with advance knowledge of hacking. His answer was unsurprising.
(2) Phone evidence may well place his phone in Prague, and not him.
(3) No one ever said Cohen knew of sex tapes.
(2) Phone evidence may well place his phone in Prague, and not him.
(3) No one ever said Cohen knew of sex tapes.
1/ This said, I *agree* with @rgoodlaw that there are indicia of reliability in *many* things Cohen said. (And I'm not including any of the statements he was able to corroborate with documentary evidence.) For instance, he was adamant that Trump would never *ever* strike Melania.
2/ A man out to destroy Trump at all costs would've at least allowed for the *possibility* that a man like Trump who's confessed to multiple sexual assaults *could* assault a woman. But Cohen defended Trump on this score and *passionately* so. That's an indication of reliability.
