Epstein Secrets

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pretty rich man. He drives a white Rolls Royce, sports a $50,000 watch and owns a fair amount of Manhattan real estate. But just as his loyalty to Trump is coming under scrutiny, a more tenuous financial picture is emerging. A taxi business he and his wife built is deeply in debt and losing money dai

ents seized the files of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney and fixer, a question

ized the files of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney and fixer, a question has hove

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00:00.2 GMT By Shahien Nasiripour and Caleb Melby (Bloomberg) -- In the two weeks since federal agents seized the files of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s personal attorney and fixer, a question has hovered: will Cohen cooperate with investigators? His decision could depend in part on whether he can

a pretty rich man. He drives a white Rolls Royce, sports a $50,000 watch and owns a fair amount of Manhattan real estate. But just as his loyalty to Trump is coming under scrutiny, a more tenuous financial picture is emerging. A taxi business he and his wife built is deeply in debt and losing money dai

igrated from Ukraine and built their own taxi empire over decades while helping Cohen expand his across New York and Chicago. They own three units in Trump World Tower. In an indication of their willingness to help those close to them, the couple have lent $20 million to another Ukranian couple in the taxi business,