President Trump appears to be back on speaking terms with his fixer-turned-nemesis Michael Cohen, prompting questions about what's motivating them to reconnect. Former Apprentice contestant and defense attorney Stacy Schneider tells Kate Bolduan she's 'shocked' by Trump and Cohen's reconciliation, saying "this is like the reunion of Julius Casear and Brutus." She argues Trump 'doesn't have the capacity' to forgive Cohen for taking the stand against him.
Sebastian Stan argued that the 2024 film about the president’s early career could “stand the test of time” due to the pushback surrounding its release.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is one of the only Democrats in Washington who can work with President Trump, leaning on their common New York ties, mutual allies and the residuals of their long-ago alliance. Why it matters: There's deep mistrust between the two and their aides. But Schumer and Trump have each other's numbers literally and figuratively, and have been known to talk on the phone like the longtime acquaintances they are. - As a New York Democrat decades ago, Trump financially supported Schumer's political campaigns. Trump and his family accounted for nearly $20,000 in contributions to Schumer, according to Open Secrets . - Schumer in 2006 made a cameo on Trump's show, The Apprentice, where he praised the…
