Michael Cohen and former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. debate the Democratic Party’s future, the rise of democratic socialism, economic inequality, political polarization, Israel and Gaza, Iran, and the growing appeal of independent politics. Despite sharp disagreements, they explore whether moderation, reconciliation, and shared economic priorities can move America forward.

Michael Cohen sits down with CNN political commentator and SiriusXM host Michael Smerconish for a candid conversation about Donald Trump, political lawfare and the growing concerns surrounding the use of America’s justice system against political opponents.

Michael Cohen & White House Reporter Brian Karem Debate Trump's Media Coverage Is the media covering Donald Trump fairly, or has political journalism fundamentally changed? In this compelling episode of When You Know, You Know... with Michael Cohen, Michael sits down with veteran White House reporter Brian Karem for an unfiltered debate about the state of the American media, Trump coverage, political bias, and the future of journalism. Drawing on decades of experience covering the White House and national politics, Brian Karem shares firsthand insight into reporting on multiple presidential administrations, the challenges facing today's news organizations, and whether the press is helping or hurting public trust. Michael Cohen offers his own perspective from inside Donald Trump's inner circle, leading to a candid discussion about media narratives, accountability, political polarization, and the role of reporters in a divided America. If you're interested in Donald Trump news, White House politics, media bias, journalism ethics, political commentary, press freedom, election coverage, and behind-the-scenes stories from Washington, this episode delivers an informed and thought-provoking conversation you won't want to miss.

Rachel Uchitel On The Scandal That Changed Her Life | Full InterviewRachel Uchitel joins the show for a candid and unfiltered conversation about the scandal that changed her life forever. Best known for her connection to the Tiger Woods scandal, Rachel opens up about the media firestorm, public scrutiny, personal challenges, and how she rebuilt her life after becoming one of the most talked-about women in America. In this exclusive interview, Rachel discusses the lasting impact of tabloid culture, cancel culture, mental health, relationships, motherhood, and the lessons she's learned through resilience and reinvention. She also shares behind-the-scenes details, clears up misconceptions, and reflects on how public perception shaped her future. If you're interested in celebrity interviews, Tiger Woods news, media scandals, pop culture, personal redemption stories, and exclusive podcast conversations, this episode offers an honest look at one of the most infamous stories of the 21st century. Topics Covered:Rachel Uchitel interviewTiger Woods scandal explainedLife after the scandalMedia and tabloid cultureCancel culture and public perceptionMental health and resilienceCelebrity news and entertainmentPersonal growth and redemptionExclusive podcast interviewListen now for an insightful conversation with Rachel Uchitel about the scandal that changed her life and where she is today.

Michael Cohen reacts to Howard Lutnick’s photo on Epstein Island mysteriously disappearing from the online database. Cohen also discusses the Clintons’ depositions and what it reveals about accountability moving forward.

Michael Cohen reacts to Trump spiraling on Friday as a series of self-inflicted failures pile up, from public backlash from the men’s hockey team, to Texas midterm prospects looking dire, to Zohran Mamdani outshining and outmaneuvering Trump.

Michael Cohen reacts to Hillary Clinton’s deposition spiraling out of control after Rep. Lauren Boebert leaked photos from inside the room, despite James Comer insisting no press or media would be allowed. MAGA scrambles to contain the damage from yet another self-inflicted embarrassment.

Michael Cohen reacts to Trump spiraling over the backlash he faced during the State of the Union. Cohen breaks down how heckling presidents isn’t new, both parties have done it in the past, and while it may not be ideal, it’s become a reality of today’s political climate.

Michael Cohen reacts to Donald Trump throwing GOP members of Congress under the bus as the midterm elections approach. Trump’s disastrous performance during the State of the Union only solidified the uphill battle lawmakers now face as they try to compete against Democrats in November.