'Disloyal,' by Donald Trump's former lawyer and fixer, convicted for finance crimes and perjury, is a rake's progress of a Trump loyalist betrayed.
Former national security advisor John Bolton skewers President Trump and White House insiders in ‘The Room Where it Happened.’
By 1996, he was living on the Upper East Side with two kids and his wife, Laura, the daughter of Ukrainian immigrants from Queens. He also owned investment properties in several Trump buildings in Manhattan. He was semi-retired but still “plenty ambitious and very energetic.”That was when Donald Trump Jr. called, inviting him to a meeting with his father — a call that “summoned me to my destiny and my downfall.
Believing Trump would repay him the $130,000 in his 2016 year-end bonus, Cohen received a check for only $50,000. When Trump called the next day, “I wanted to shout at him for treating me with such slimy disrespect, after all I’d done for him… But I didn’t, of course.”
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