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Overshadowed by Michael Cohen testimony?

Michael Cohen testifies before a House oversight committee on Feb. 27. 2019 in Washington, D.C.
Michael Cohen testifies before a House oversight committee on Feb. 27. 2019 in Washington, D.C. | YOUTUBE

Evidence indicates that despite the significance of the Hanoi meeting, the attention for it was dwarfed by the American public’s interest in former Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s testimony before Congress.

Cohen testified before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, with Google Trends noting that searches for Cohen on Feb. 27 greatly outnumbered searches on the Hanoi summit.

During a news conference on the summit, Trump even took time to address the Cohen hearing, denouncing it as “a fake hearing” whose timing was “a terrible thing.”

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