Disloyal A Memoir: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump

Cohen admits he's made roughly $3.4 million in sales of his two books over the past four years, both of which were about Trump.

Cohen also penning not one but two books, a 2020 memoir titled Disloyal and 2022's Revenge, how Donald Trump weaponized the U.S. Department of Justice against his critics.

What's interesting is that it's also comes with a Michael Cohen book, which I think is even more accurate about Trump, right?

even though he's what happens when a liar tells the truth like that's the problem like a persistent and pernicious and awful.

it sort of reminds me of the mob when they turn on each other, right? So he's the lower guy, you know, who turns on the boss. That's really what's happening there.

In Disloyal, that would be Cohen's first book.

You described your feeling for President Trump as being obsessed.

Correct.

Correct.

But your obsession for you, you admired him even before you started working for him.

it says, in Cohen's recent memoir Disloyal he recounts Trump returning from his 2011 meeting with pastors who laid hands on him and sneering, can you believe that bull crap? But if Trump found their rituals ridiculous, he followed their moneymaking ventures closely.

And he was like, okay now is the time like it's not like he effectively took a courageous position

And he was like, okay now is the time like it's not like he effectively took a courageous position

And Mike Pence, in his book, has already said that he was sort of horrified when he saw that.

And I can tell because there's an entire chapter that's dedicated to his hair.

It's called the name of the chapter is called Flip, Flat, Flop.

OK, let me let me just say to you, he did try a hair transplant.

That's the reason for the flip, flat flop.

And so, you know, hence again, the flip flop flop, which is to cover the scars that resulted from a botched or a non successful hair transplant.

He's written two books.

I think probably been on innumerable interviews and podcasts

and I think he has felt it's in his interest to speak and speak a lot and speak continuously and try to equal the volume and one messageness of the former president.

And anyway, Michael Cohen did what Michael Cohen thought he needed to do.

If you read his book, if you really talk to him, he loves to say, you know, it was very clear to me what I needed to do on January 6th. I needed to defend the Constitution.

And Cohen talked about that in his book. It's indisloyal. If you go read his book, he talked about it. It wasn't like Trump's lawyer went, aha, look what I've discovered. Just go and read Cohen's book, do a scintilla of research, and you would uncover that.

I also talk about that not only in this book, but in my previous book, Disloyal. Donald is the world's greatest deflector.

It's called deflection. I also talk about that not only in this book, but in my previous book, Disloyal.

Cohen, what can we expect for you in 2022? You got the Mea Culpa podcast. I mean, your book, Disloyal, bestseller, number one book in the country. What do we expect?

I write about it in my book, Disloyal, where, you know, he would actually say shit to his father, then they would end up having a massive fight. Don almost didn't end up working at the Trump organization. He was tending bar somewhere. I think it was in Colorado, and the father said, either you get back within three weeks time or you're out. It's exactly the same relationship. It is.

In Disloyal, that would be Cohen's first book, you described your feeling for President Trump as being obsessed, correct?

Correct.

they required me to waive my First Amendment constitutional right and not publish my first book, Disloyal.