Cohen to plead guilty to lying to Congress about contacts with Russians: report
By Justin Wise - 11/29/18 09:17 AM EST
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's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, is reportedly set to plead guilty for misstatements he made to Congress while testifying about his contacts with Russians during the presidential campaign.
ABC, citing anonymous sources, reported that Cohen is expected to appear in a federal court in Manhattan on Thursday after reaching a deal with special counsel Robert Mueller.
The misstatements stem from testimony he gave in 2017.
The plea from Cohen marks the first time he has been charged by Mueller as part of his investigation into Russian election interference.
This developing report will be updated.
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/418857-cohen-to-plead-guilty-to-lying-to-congress-about-contacts-with
