CNN's Chris Cuomo rehearsed interview with Cohen ahead of 2018 TV appearance, leaked audio shows

[Cathoholic]

To the people reading this story about Chris Cuomo and more CNN Fake News staging his “news interviews” (like he pretended to be in “super-strict” isolation when he wasn’t). . . .

Please remember this the next time Chris Cuomo attempts to suggest to you he is a journalist.

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CNN’s Chris Cuomo rehearsed interview with Cohen ahead of 2018 TV appearance, leaked audio shows​

‘Cuomo Prime Time’ anchor advised ex-Trump attorney how to dodge questions about hush money payments​

By Joseph A. Wulfsohn | Fox News

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo appeared to go above and beyond standard interview prep in 2018 when he gave former Trump attorney Michael Cohen advice about what he should say in an appearance on the network, new audio shows.

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Cohen was hesitant to implicate Trump and the campaign. At the time, Cohen was being scrutinized over hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal in the final days before the 2016 election. In August 2018, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts, including campaign finance violations.

At that point, Cuomo appeared to coach Cohen through a hypothetical interview.

“You will be asked that and you can say, ‘I did it for [Donald Trump]. My relationship has always been for him. I’ve always said I don’t speak for the campaign. I speak for him as his attorney,’” Cuomo told Cohen. “And to the question of motive … the response would have to be, ‘You can speculate as to why you think I did it all day long, but the only answer is my answer and I just told you why I did it. You don’t get to speculate because if you can’t prove that I got paid back by Trump or the campaign, it is slander and defamation for you to say that I did.’”

Cuomo also told Cohen, “I think the way this conversation goes is almost exactly the way we’re having it right now. Which is where I say, ‘This looks shady,’ and you say, ‘It looks shady to you because you’re coming in with a specific intention.’” . . .

CNN's Chris Cuomo rehearsed interview with Cohen ahead of 2018 TV appearance, leaked audio shows

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo appeared to go above and beyond standard interview prep in 2018 when he gave former Trump attorney Michael Cohen advice about what he should say in an appearance on the network, new audio shows.

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[Cathoholic]

Again. Please remember this the next time Chris Cuomo attempts to suggest to you he is a journalist.

“I see being called ‘fake news’ as the equivalent of the N-word for journalists, the equivalent of calling an Italian any of the ugly words that people have for that ethnicity,” Cuomo said on SiriusXM.

. . . “That’s what ‘fake news’ is to a journalist,” the CNN host continued. “It’s an ugly insult, and you better be right if you’re going to charge a journalist with lying on purpose.” . . . .

. . . . Cuomo initially made the comparison after President Donald Trump tweeted that Cuomo was advancing so-called fake news. . . .

– Chris Cuomo (via Business Insider here)

It is pretty obvious. President Trump was right about Cuomo

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Tucker uncovers more audio between CNN’s Chris Cuomo and Michael Cohen​

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Chris Cuomo coaches Michael Cohen to dodge questions.

New audio: Chris Cuomo’s interview advice for Michael Cohen​

Sep. 10, 2020 - 8:33 - Cuomo coaches Cohen to dodge questions.

New audio: Chris Cuomo's interview advice for Michael Cohen | On Air Videos | Fox News

New audio: Chris Cuomo's interview advice for Michael Cohen | Fox News Video

Cuomo coaches Cohen to dodge questions.

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[umamibella]

I did not realise there was a law against rehearsing in your country. Doesnt that go against free speech.

 

[Cathoholic]

umamibella . . .

I did not realise there was a law against rehearsing in your country. Doesnt that go against free speech.

Why equivocate as to what I am saying?

I mentioned no “laws” being broken.

If you think coaching “news” interviews are OK (as you imply) go ahead and think that.

You can think whatever you want umamibella.

 

[Cathoholic]

umamibella . . .

I prefer my news reporters to rehearse . . .

I believe you.

 

[umamibella]

I believe you.

So thats a no, you have never experienced any live interviewing at all then

 

[Cathoholic]

umamibella . . .

So thats a no, you have never experienced any live interviewing at all then

The only “no” you’re getting here is NO I am not going to start telling you about my personal life.

So please stop asking about me personally and quit conjecturing about me personally please. Now.