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This is my story.

This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the Mayor Culper Podcast.

Donald Trump finally got his first taste of accountability as he entered Washington DC federal magistrate court yesterday

to make his plea on charges that he plotted to overturn the 2020 election.

All of this happened just blocks away from where his supporters stormed the

capital to try and keep him in power just two and a half years earlier. The Washington Post reported that more than 110 people crammed into a

second floor courtroom for Trump's hearing, including several federal judges who have presided over January 6 cases.

Chief Judge James Bozburg of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia,

as well as judges Amy Berman Jackson and Randolph Moss

were among the spectators in the back row of the courtroom galley. It was a

solemn occasion even for Donald Trump who was capable of turning just about any forum into a fucking degenerate media circus.

But inside the courtroom, it was said that you can hear a pin drop.

Now Trump was seated at the very same table as hundreds of other past January 6th defendants looking subdued and less like orange Jesus of the Mango Mussolini

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