it's signed michael cohen, writing at the time from otisville federal prison in otisville, new york. now, michael cohen was convicted of multiple federal felonies. he was sentenced to three years in federal prison. he was released from federal prison in otisville to home confinement at his apartment in new york earlier this year because of the coronavirus epidemic. now, the white house is denouncing the book already. they put out a statement tonight calling it fan fiction, which means i don't really think they know what fan fiction is. the book is called "disloyal." it's not out yet, but we do have this first chapter, the fo foreword. i will tell you i do not know what he's talking about when he says in the foreword that he has evidence that trump did collude with russia. and that trump cheated in the 2016 election, quote, with russian connivance. we don't know what michael cohen means by that, but he says it is explained in the rest of the book. i also don't know what cohen means when he says he was tasked by trump with putting him in touch with vladimir putin through a secret back

up, donald trump's former personal attorney was serving his sentence of three years in prison in otisvilleleased to home confinement because of coronavirus. and then cohen tweeted that he was almost done writing a tell-all book about his time as trump's fixer. shortly after revealing that to the word, he was thrown back in prison. last week cohen won his court fight against attorney general bill barr and the bureau of prisons. a federal judge called what the government did to cohen retaliation and warned the government should not try to take away cohen's first amendment right to write a book and speak to the media about it. the reason you haven't heard a peep from michael cohen is the judge gave them time to come up with an agreement about any restrictions on his behavior while he is released. yesterday both sides let the judge know they had come to an agreement and as far as they are concerned, the whole issue of speaking to the media is now moot. quote, the parties agree that a specific provision regarding mr. cohen's contact with the media is not necessary. there is, therefore, no need

donald trump's former personal attorney was serving his sentence of three years in prison in otisvillebut was released from coronavirus. cohen tweeted he was almost finished writing a tell-all book. then she was thrown back in prison. last week cohen won his court fight against bill barr and the bureau of prisons. a federal judge called it retaliation and warned that the government should not try to take away his first amendment right. but the reason you haven't heard another peep out of michael cohen in the past week is that the judge gave michael cohen and the bureau of prisons and department of justice some restrictions about his behavior while released. yesterday both sides let the judge know they had in fact come to an agreement and as far as they are concerned the whole issue of speaking to the media is now moot. quote, the parties agree that a specific provision regarding his provision with the media is not necessary. there is no need for court resolve any further dispute about restrictions on mr. cohen's contact with the media. now, the judge still has to sign off on it. he gav