Michael Cohen Alleges Trump Will Use Navy Seals To Target Political Rivals
Claims Made by Michael Cohen
Michael Cohen, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, has made an outrageous claim that if Trump is re-elected in November, he will order US Navy Seals to target his political rivals and critics. Cohen did not provide any evidence to support this claim. He specifically suggested that Trump has expressed intentions to use SEAL Team Six to target his adversaries. This claim was not challenged by MSNBC host and former Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki.
Cohen warned, “The big warning I want people to understand is when Donald Trump says something, stop trying to normalize it. When he says that he intends to use SEAL Team Six or the military to round up his critics or opponents, he means it.” It should be noted that Trump has never made such a statement.
Previous Statements by Cohen
This outrageous claim by Cohen comes less than a week after he announced that he is working on creating an alternate identity with a foreign passport in a different name, in case Trump returns to office.
Cohen's comments have been presented by MSNBC as if they carry weight, despite their outlandish nature.
Reactions to Cohen's Claims
Many have dismissed Cohen's claims as delusional. Some have even suggested that Cohen needs mental help, while others have joked about his plans to change his name and leave the country.
There are also those who believe that these individuals are suffering from severe Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS). They fantasize about Trump using his office to establish detention camps and a military dictatorship, while in reality, he is the one defending himself against the weaponization of the government by Democrats.
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Bottom Line
The claims made by Michael Cohen are indeed outrageous and without any substantiated evidence. It is crucial to remember that these are mere allegations and should be treated as such until verified. What are your thoughts on these claims? Do you think they hold any weight, or are they just the ramblings of a disgruntled former lawyer? Share your thoughts and this article with your friends. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is available every day at 6pm.
