Michael Cohen's testimony escalates President Trump's legal troubles in New York
In public testimony before Congress, Cohen provided fresh details about Trump's participation in Cohen's campaign finance crimes, including steps that occurred after Trump took office, and revealed that prosecutors are investigating other unspecified criminal activity by Trump.Cohen also told the House Oversight Committee that Trump Organization executives, including the President's son Donald Trump Jr.
The man who could be 'the ultimate nightmare' for Trump 02:20Stormy Daniels payment another legal problem for TrumpThe newly disclosed investigative efforts aren't the only aspect of Cohen's testimony that may spell significant legal trouble for Trump. For the first time, Cohen publicly described in great detail Trump's participation in and direction of Cohen's payment to Daniels and the effort to reimburse him for that payment.
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