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Michael Cohen's book says Trump held 'low opinions of all black folks'

Mr Cohen describes the allure of working for Mr Trump as being like a drug, one he could not stop consuming

Donald Trump. (Bloomberg photo)
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Donald Trump. (Bloomberg photo)

Maggie Haberman | NYT USA
US President Donald Trump routinely referred to Black leaders of foreign nations with racist insults. He had an abiding admiration for President Vladimir Putin’s willingness to treat Russia like a personal business. And he was consumed with hatred for President Barack Obama.

Those are the descriptions that Michael D. Cohen, a former personal lawyer and self-described fixer for Mr Trump, lays out in his book, “Disloyal: A Memoir,” which paints the president as a sordid, moblike figure willing to engage in underhanded tactics against anyone opposing him.

“As a rule, Trump expressed low opinions of all Black folks, from music

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