Rudy Giuliani speaking about Donald Trump's impeachment at a golf course

The transcript discusses the improbability of President Trump's impeachment, focusing on the allegations made by Michael Cohen and the media's portrayal of these events. It highlights the role of tape recordings in the investigation and the public perception of Trump's actions. The discussion also touches on the Mueller investigation, Cohen's credibility, and the treatment of Paul Manafort, concluding that impeachment would be politically motivated and not supported by evidence.

What is the speaker's opinion on the likelihood of President Trump being impeached?

How does the speaker characterize Michael Cohen's credibility?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between the media and President Trump?

What is the speaker's view on Paul Manafort's treatment by the legal system?

What reasons does the speaker give for believing that impeachment would be unjust?