Michael Cohen reflects on the political weaponization of the legal system, recounting how federal prosecutors pressured him into a guilty plea by threatening to indict his wife. He describes his unsuccessful attempt to secure a presidential pardon, contrasting his own denial with the controversial clemency granted to others during the transition of power. Central to his narrative is the heavy emotional toll on his family, particularly his father, a Holocaust survivor, and the realization that the government possesses the absolute power to criminalize any citizen at will.
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