Michael Cohen - Trump's Million Document Migraine
I didn’t just work for Donald Trump. I watched him in moments when the cameras were off, the bravado was gone, and the panic set in. And if you want to understand what’s happening right now with the Epstein files, you need to understand this one immutable truth about Trump: he believes silence is survival. Delay is victory. Confusion is strategy. And accountability is something that happens to other people.
That’s why the sudden appearance of one million additional DOJ documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein isn’t just bureaucratic incompetence. It’s psychological exposure. Because when institutions start tripping over their own explanations, they reveal whose comfort they’re protecting—and whose anxiety they’re managing.
The documents themselves are explosive, sure. But what’s truly fascinating, and damning, are the people speaking on Trump’s behalf. Not the files. The messengers. They’re the ones telling the story Trump can’t control anymore.
Start with Trump’s own reaction. When asked about the Epstein files on December 22, he said, “I thought that was finished.” That’s not the language of someone confident in the truth. That’s the language of someone who assumed time would do the erasing for him. He followed that with a familiar grievance: that this whole Epstein distraction is interfering with the important work of his second term.
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