
Welcome to the NEW HOME of Mea Culpa – the ONLY place to find new episodes of Michael Cohen’s hit podcast. Cohen, the former attorney and personal “fixer” for Donald J. Trump, once vowed to take a bullet for the President. But that was before the country was brought to its knees by Trump’s lies and personal madness. While Cohen was imprisoned in his own home, with his life, reputation, and livelih... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 260 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode, Michael Cohen sits down with Richard Ojeda for a no-holds-barred conversation about what it truly means to serve your country. From their shared perspectives on leadership and accountability to the growing frustration with politics a... more
In this episode of the podcast, Michael Cohen and Brian Karem take a hard look at the growing divisions tearing through American politics and society. From escalating global conflicts to deepening partisan warfare at home, the country feels more frac... more
Michael’s first guest in this new era is Malcolm Nance, a globally recognized intelligence and national security expert, bestselling author, and former U.S. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer specializing in counterterrorism and intelligence operations.... more
Today on Mea Culpa, we’re revisiting a conversation from August with Army veteran, former congressional candidate, and democracy advocate Marcus Flowers. Together, we examined Donald Trump’s accelerating authoritarian instincts, from secret meetings ... more
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Don’t waste your time. Liars never change. He can’t make up his mind what side of the fence he is on.
I’m getting tired of all these re runs. Yes there may be relevant content, but is all this because you are no longer with your original site. Is all this how your new platform is going to perform? If your stance on the present GOP has changed, I guess I will look for other insightful conversation.
Michael has shown himself to be a turncoat, he’s exactly like his golden idol. No matter who the guest or what the topic, he always makes it about himself. He changed his Epstein story to beg for a pardon. He has squandered my trust and respect. Shamefully shameless.
Done with this chameleon.
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This podcast provides a powerful commentary on contemporary political dynamics, particularly focusing on the impact and implications of Donald Trump's administration and actions. Hosted by a former personal attorney to Trump, it offers raw, candid discussions about accountability, governance, and the erosion of democratic values, which resonate deeply with listeners concerned about integrity in political leadership. Through exclusive interviews with experts, journalists, and political insiders, the podcast endeavors to dissect controversial issues including free speech, federal authority, and the complexities of political loyalty and censorship in modern America. The engaging storytelling combined with critical analysis makes it a relevant ... more
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