What the Manafort and Cohen Cases Mean for President Trump

The transcript discusses the legal challenges faced by Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen, focusing on their implications for President Trump. It explores the complexities of campaign finance laws, potential cooperation with Mueller's investigation, and the constitutional issues surrounding the indictment of a sitting president. The discussion also touches on the historical context of impeachment proceedings and the role of Congress in determining impeachable offenses.

What are the implications of Paul Manafort's legal troubles for the President?

What types of crimes were mentioned in relation to the investigation?

What decision does Paul Manafort need to make regarding cooperation with the investigation?

How does Michael Cohen's guilty plea affect the President?

What challenges exist in proving Donald Trump's criminal intent?

What are the potential consequences if the President were to be indicted?

What role does Congress play in determining whether an impeachable offense has occurred?