This $150,000 payment by Korean Aerospace Industries really needs more examination. It reeks of pay-for-play corruption washingtonpost.com/investigations…
Consider the timeline here. In Sept 2017 KAI gets hit with a major corruption scandal - putting at risk its bid for a Pentagon contract worth $16 billion.
Then in November Trump meets in South Korea with the SK president, who has publicly lobbying on behalf of KAI ... at the end of Nov KAI pays Michael Cohen (the other one) $150,000
Then in December, the Pentagon announces its delaying a decision on the contract that KAI is bidding on.
Yet, amazingly a spokesman for KAI says that they hired Cohen and Essential Consultants NOT KNOWING of his connection to Trump. Does anyone possibly believe that? 
I would like to add for the record that if a large aerospace company wants to pay another Michael Cohen $150,000 for help with ... accounting ... my DMs are open.
