You were good friends with someone who has left the company. Do you fill him in on everything that is going on even though it's none of his business and is classified? Why?
You have a right to invoke that right. But in so doing you are admitting that you have to hide some specific information or you will be in trouble for some reason. How is invoking ... moreYou have a right to invoke that right. But in so doing you are admitting that you have to hide some specific information or you will be in trouble for some reason. How is invoking the 5th not as bad as telling the truth?
The "him" is Michael Cohen. The "fixer" for donjohn for ten years plus. When the don hit it big and went off to the big show in D.C. he left his "fixer" behind. No job for him in D... moreThe "him" is Michael Cohen. The "fixer" for donjohn for ten years plus. When the don hit it big and went off to the big show in D.C. he left his "fixer" behind. No job for him in D.C. He ignored Michael completely while surrounding himself with longtime friends about whom he DID care and for whom he DID FIND jobs. Then the tide turns and you, the "fixer", are suddenly VERY IMPORTANT to your client. You know where all the bodies are buried so to speak (figuratively) so he FINALLY issucking up to you and paying lots of attention to you. He is a desperate man humongously terrified of what you know that could hurt him and he will do/say/pretend anything to convince you to take a figurative bullet for him and spend decades in prison because you won't make a deal for yourself. You are in very serious trouble. You have a family. Do you cooperate and answer honestly every question asked of you or do you keep mum, refuse to talk and spend many years in prison to protect the client who abandoned you when it was conv... less
