Donald Trump isn't afraid to share his Thoughts, even if sometimes those Thoughts don't exactly mean what he thinks they mean. 。
This was once again on display Saturday morning in a series of tweets regarding his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen, and whether or not he would "flip" on the president. Cohen, as you may recall, was recently on the receiving end of an FBI raid, and a Friday 。 New York Times 。New York Times 。
article speculated that he may eventually cooperate with federal officials. 。SEE ALSO:Michael Cohen's secret client? Sean Hannity. 。
Trump, shall we say, was not a fan. He denied any connection to one of the reporters of the New York Times story, Maggie Haberman, and tweeted that Cohen would never flip on him. And, even if he did, it would all be lies. 。
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But, fortunately for Trump, the internet was right there to remind him of his little oversight. 。
Tweet may have been deleted 。 Tweet may have been deleted 。To add comical insult to self-imposed injury, it was quickly pointed out that Trump has in fact had at least 。
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to do with Haberman in the past. 。Tweet may have been deleted 。
Vanity Fair 。
also referred to Haberman in a 2017 profile as a "Trump-whisperer." They're not exactly strangers. 。
Nothing but the best Thoughts from our president. 。
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