Michael Cohen finds hard drive with files he thinks Congress should see
Michael Cohen's attorneys sent lawmakers a letter on Thursday, letting them know that President Trump's former personal lawyer and fixer has more information to offer.
In the letter, Lanny Davis and Michael Monico revealed that Cohen recently found a hard drive with "substantial" files on it, which might be helpful to investigators, CNN reports. In February, Cohen testified in front of lawmakers, accusing Trump of financial fraud. This came two months after he was sentenced to three years in prison for financial crimes, campaign finance violations, and lying to Congress.
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