Michael Cohen has landed a new radio job at 770 WABC and will take the Sunday host slot now occupied by Andrew Cuomo. He said the move gives him a new platform that is “completely liberating,” and he described the show as an “unfiltered pipeline to the people.”
Cohen said he is moving his 1.5 million followers from his podcasts, YouTube, and Substack to the new platform. He told The Post on Sunday that radio is “intimate” because “it’s just my voice going straight into your car or your headphones.”
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John Catsimatidis said he checked with the White House and “they had no objection,” and Cohen said he was told the president gave him a glowing recommendation for the job. Catsimatidis also said Cohen wants a regular five-day show and that he will probably give it to him, leaving the Sunday slot as the first step in a bigger arrangement.
Cohen said he wants to focus on “accountability” and speak for the “Tired Majority.” He added, “I’m here to use my past and my insider knowledge to pull back the curtain and set the record straight for them.”
Michael Cohen and Donald Trump
The hiring comes after Cohen’s split with Donald Trump became one of the most public in Trump’s orbit. Cohen admitted arranging pre-election hush-money payoffs to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal during Trump’s successful 2016 White House bid, then became a star witness in two cases against Trump.
In January, Cohen accused Letitia James and Alvin Bragg of forcing him to testify against Trump. When asked about any recent conversations with Trump, Cohen said he was focused on the future.
For listeners, the immediate change is simple: Andrew Cuomo is taking the summer off, and Cohen is moving into the Sunday slot with a larger audience already built in. If Catsimatidis follows through on a five-day schedule, Cohen’s role would expand beyond one weekly program into a more regular presence on 770 WABC.
