Trump bragged about being late to Michael Cohen’s son’s bar mitzvah

After holding up ceremony, US president told partygoers he only attended event because his attorney begged him to come

ed note–as we counsel often, anyone trying to get a better grasp of the ‘JQ’ must devote a substantial amount of their study to what the Jews themselves write and say.

Now, having said that, consider that a story such as this, appearing as it did on an overtly-Jewish news outlet, was not just put there for filler. There was/is an agenda associated with this that needs to be examined from a 360º perspective in trying to divine exactly what kind of juice it is that the Jews are trying to squeeze from this particular fruit.

Obviously, the picture they are trying to paint is of ‘Trump the anti-Shemite’, which may or may not have a certain degree of truth to it, who knows. All can rest assured that given the years he spent in the Manhattan real estate development market and the extent of the dealings he had with GAAAAAWD’S chosenoids that there were moments he used some not-so-complimentary verbiage in describing/discussing this particular pedigree of people.

And rest assured as well, his enemies making up that political corporation known as Judea, Inc know this as well.

The one takeaway from this story is that it does give a bird’s eye view–as limited as it may be–into the private world of Trump and how much respect he afforded the religious sensibilities of GsCP, despite whatever favorable gestures he may make towards them when the mics and cameras are thrust in his face.

Times of Israel

Times are tough right now for Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer.

Cohen has been portrayed as the ultimate loyal servant to Trump, but reports have conveyed that the president has never treated him well during his years of service. In the wake of an FBI raid on his office, home and hotel room earlier this month — related to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into the Trump campaign — some have speculated on whether or not Cohen could turn on the president and divulge damning information.

The Wall Street Journal piled on the embarrassment with a new deep dive into the Trump-Cohen relationship published on Thursday. Hidden among the article’s cringeworthy details — including how Cohen sat patiently waiting in his office after Trump’s inauguration for a call to join the president’s team of advisers in Washington, and how he afterward said “Boss, I miss you so much” on a phone call — is the fact that Trump showed up late to Cohen’s son’s bar mitzvah in 2012, delaying the entire ceremony.

But that’s not even the most painful part — once Trump got there, he embarrassed Cohen in front of his guests, according to the Journal writers:

After Mr. Trump arrived, he gave a speech, telling guests he hadn’t planned to come, but he relented after Mr. Cohen had repeatedly called him, his secretary and his children begging him to appear, the attendee said. The guests laughed because “everyone knew it was very realistic-sounding,” the attendee added.

As previously revealed in a Washington Post article, Cohen attended a yeshiva day school on Long Island, New York, when he was growing up. His father is a Holocaust survivor from Poland. He describes himself as an “agnostic Jew.”

On Wednesday, Cohen asserted his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination in the lawsuit filed against him by adult film star Stormy Daniels, who is suing Cohen for defamation in connection to an arrangement Cohen had made to keep her from talking about an alleged affair with Trump.