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Lo and behold...
Michael Cohen, Trump's former attorney, says he helped the Falwells block the release of racy photos [CNN]
And donors may want to start asking about how their tax-deductible funds donated to Liberty University are being spent:
Michael Cohen, Trump's former attorney, says he helped the Falwells block the release of racy photos [CNN]
The President's former fixer. A prominent evangelical couple. Allegations of blackmail and sexual indiscretions with a hotel pool attendant.
It sounds like the plot of a lurid page-turner, but this story is true -- and it just keeps getting stranger...
Now, Michael Cohen, President Trump's former personal attorney and fixer, tells CNN that he intervened to make sure revealing photos of the Falwells were not released publicly in 2015. Cohen, in a statement to CNN, identified Granda as the person who may have possessed the photos.
"These were personal photos between a husband and wife that Mr. Granda somehow came into possession of," Cohen told CNN. "I dealt only with his attorney to ensure that, if Mr. Granda actually did possess them, they would never be released publicly."
Jerry Falwell Jr. embroiled in controversy over affair allegations
"Jerry and Becki (were) very upset at the prospect of its potential public release," Cohen continued.
And donors may want to start asking about how their tax-deductible funds donated to Liberty University are being spent:
Falwell told CNN he will receive a $10.5 million compensation package from the evangelical school: $2.5 million to be paid during the next two years and another $8 million thereafter.
As the university's president and chancellor, Falwell was paid about $1.25 million per year.
Falwell told The Washington Post his Liberty contract entitles him to the severance package because he is departing the school without being formally accused of or admitting to wrongdoing.

















