As expected, FOX News now shredding Cohen's credibility

Once the darling of Fox News Network, appearing dozens of times on behalf of President T-rump, Michael Cohen is now "persona non grata" at State TV, since he strongly and clearly hinted to ABC News he's ready to flip on T-rump.

Most of the FOX talk shows stayed clear away from Cohen's 'breaking his silence' to ABC News last night (in which he stuck up for Mueller, the FBI. and the investigation). Yet Harris Faulkner and her 'Roundtable' chuckleheads decided to shoot down his 'credibility' on yesterday's show, which they never, ever had a problem with in the past two years.

“If he knows something that is so important and yet he’s willing to sort of taunt the president by seeming to go against him, what does that say about this person as a witness?” Faulkner asked.

“It gets difficult to kind of even see him as credible at this point. I don’t know what he knows, just based on the way he’s acting.”

Added cohost Abby HUntsman:

“And if you’re willing to give an interview, if you’re willing to speak out publicly like he’s now done and go against the president. I think we should all take that as a signal that he is in a dire situation, grasping for air, wanting any help he can get.”

When cohost Juan Williams ridiculously questioned why he didn't talk about the 'hush money' to Stormy Daniels, Faulkner responded:

“That’s why I question his credibility, because what are his motives?”

So all the times Cohen went on the network and lied through his teeth, his motives were never questioned, and his credibility was never suspect. Now that he's giving an honest interview with ABC, just days before his probable/inevitable indictment, they question his credibility?

Seriously?

I guess T-rump is happy they got the ball rolling.