Michael Cohen suggests Trump may withdraw BBC libel lawsuit
The Hill · August 6, 2026Original source ↗

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Michael Cohen, former personal attorney to President Trump, stated that he believes Trump will likely drop his libel lawsuit against the BBC. He expressed doubts about the case being winnable during an appearance on SiriusXM.
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The outcome of the lawsuit could impact public perceptions of Trump and his legal strategies.
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