Left-Wing Media Network Cuts Ties With Michael Cohen After He Said He Felt Coerced To Testify Against Trump
MeidasTouch, a left-wing media company, announced Saturday it was cutting ties with Michael Cohen just hours after he claimed prosecutors pressured him to curate his testimony against President Donald Trump. Cohen, who…


MeidasTouch, a left-wing media company, announced Saturday it was cutting ties with Michael Cohen just hours after he claimed prosecutors pressured him to curate his testimony against President Donald Trump.
Cohen, who was Trump’s former personal attorney and “fixer” for over a decade, served as a key witness against the president during both civil and criminal cases from 2023 and 2024. Cohen posted his comments to Substack on Friday, writing it was clear prosecutors “were interested only in testimony from me that would enable them to convict” Trump.
“MeidasTouch Network will no longer be producing or carrying the shows Political Beatdown or Mea Culpa with Michael Cohen,” the left-wing company wrote in a Saturday afternoon X post.
“From the time I first began meeting with lawyers from the Manhattan DA’s office and the New York Attorney General’s Office in connection with their investigations of President Trump, and through the trials themselves, I felt pressured and coerced to only provide information and testimony that would satisfy the government’s desire to build the cases against and secure a judgement and convictions against President Trump,” Cohen wrote on his Substack.
“When my testimony was insufficient for a point the prosecution sought to make, prosecutors frequently asked inappropriate leading questions to elicit answers that supported their narrative,” the former Trump lawyer added.
He clarified his revelation was not meant to “defend Donald Trump, nor to relitigate his conduct.”
In a Sunday post to Substack, Cohen responded to MeidasTouch’s decision to drop his content, writing, “My podcasts and shows will continue, but they will no longer air on the network of three brothers I came to call my own.”



