The Reunion Tour of Deceit The latest stunt from Donald Trump's camp is a masterclass in misdirection, reminiscent of a classic soap opera move: resurrecting a familiar face to distract from more pressing problems.
Michael Cohen, Trump's former fixer turned nemesis, gets a fleeting 15 minutes on the airwaves. Cohen's return serves as a convenient prop for Trump to deflect attention from his dwindling popularity.
With his approval ratings hovering around 38%, down significantly among independents, Trump needs a scapegoat – or better yet, a distraction – to shift the narrative away from his own vulnerabilities.