

Ep. #542: Michael Cohen, Jane Fonda
Sep 19, 2020
Explore the humorous yet critical take on political figures' responses to COVID-19 and the realities of prison life. Featuring candid reflections on incarceration and the need for reform, the discussion shifts to controversial performances and legal battles in the public eye. Dive into the complexities of voter suppression and election dynamics, while contemplating the implications of climate change and activism. Finally, the tension between artistic freedom and diversity quotas in Hollywood is examined, sparking a lively debate on creativity and representation.
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Camp Cupcake and Solitary
- Michael Cohen was initially sent to the "Camp Cupcake" prison, Otisville, known for its amenities.
- However, due to COVID, he spent 51 days in solitary confinement, experiencing harsh conditions like extreme heat and broken facilities.
Cohen's Confessions
- Beyond the Stormy Daniels payment, Cohen admits to threatening people for Trump and lying to Melania.
- He recounts being present at a "golden showers" performance in a Vegas club with Azerbaijani investors.
Trump's Orangutan Lawsuit
- Bill Maher recalls Trump suing him for suggesting Trump was the "spawn of an orangutan."
- The lawsuit demanded Maher pay $5 million to charity if Trump could prove he wasn't, which Trump did with his birth certificate.