THE STORY OF MICHAEL COHEN; Congressional Record Vol. 165, No. 35
(House of Representatives - February 26, 2019)

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                       THE STORY OF MICHAEL COHEN

  (Mr. GAETZ asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 
minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. GAETZ. Madam Speaker, I guess tomorrow we will find out if there 
is anyone that Michael Cohen hasn't lied to. We already know he lied to 
Congress. We already know he lied to law enforcement, lied to the IRS, 
lied to three banks, and he is going to prison for his lies. So I guess 
it will be relevant for us to determine: Does he lie to his own family? 
Does he lie to his financiers? Does he lie to his financiers who are 
members of his family?
  It will be one heck of an inquiry for us because this is someone who 
has tangled such a web of lies that he is not to be believed. I think 
it is entirely appropriate for any Member of this body to challenge the 
truthfulness, veracity, and character of people who have a history of 
lying and have a future that undoubtedly contains nothing but lies. 
That is the story of Michael Cohen.
  We will see it play out tomorrow, and I for one can't wait to get to 
the bottom of things and can't wait to get to the truth.

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