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Trump says he’d consider a pardon for Cohen following claim he was pressured to lie

President Trump is keeping an open mind when it comes to a possible pardon for former fixer Michael Cohen.

“I’ve never been asked that question,” Trump told reporters outside Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday when asked if he’d consider a pardon for Cohen.

“What they put him through is incredible if you want to know the truth. Nobody has asked me about a pardon,” he said.

When pressed again on a possible pardon, the president said he’d consider it.

“Well, if everything is checking out, it’s something I would consider, yeah. I mean, what they did to Michael Cohen was a disgrace.

“They forced him to say things that he didn’t want to say, and that he didn’t believe, and I appreciate that at least he came out, although late, he came out and rectified the situation,” Trump added.

Last week, Trump praised Cohen after he recanted his testimony against the president, claiming he was pressured by New York Attorney General Letitia James and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to lie.

Cohen has reportedly submitted a pardon application but has not directly asked the president for one.

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