Michael Cohen said he was surprised the indictment against former President Donald Trump came today, but "this is a long time coming."
In response to a Trump campaign email saying Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is depending on the testimony of a "convicted felon and disbarred lawyer," the one-time Trump fixer said: "There’s plenty of corroborating testimony to go around."
"So clearly, that means that the information provided was more than enough for the grand jury to come back with the determination for an indictment," Cohen told CNN on Thursday night.
"Oh by the way for Donald, since we're talking about convicted felons, see on Tuesday, pal," Cohen added, referring to the day on which the former president is expected to be arraigned in New York.