After the release of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, Michael Cohen will be ready to chat.
President Trump's former lawyer, who previously testified before Congress, on Thursday tweeted that he will soon "be ready to address the American people again" and "tell it all" after the redacted version of the Mueller report drops later in the day.
The New York Times' Maggie Haberman notes that the Mueller report is likely to include information that Cohen provided while speaking to the special counsel's team for hours.
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Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, said on Thursday that it "does not matter" how much Barr redacts the Mueller report because Cohen will be able to "fill in the bulk" of these redactions, adding in a message to Trump, "nice try." Brendan Morrow
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