President Donald Trump addressed assassination attempts during an interview with his former lawyer, Michael Cohen. Trump made light of these threats, saying only consequential presidents face such dangers. Cohen highlighted a recent report about Trump boarding a separate military jet due to a credible Iranian threat.

Cohen expressed disgust at the assassination attempts, emphasizing the difference between policy disagreements and targeting the President’s life. Trump reacted to the threats, noting how consequential presidents often face such challenges.

During the exchange, Cohen requested Trump not to be consequential to which Trump joked about becoming less important. Trump acknowledged the dangers of his role but praised those tasked with his protection.

He reflected on how the job has become tougher over the years, noting that presidents perceived as less consequential enjoy safer and more peaceful lives. Trump compared himself to other presidents who have faced less scrutiny.

Cohen, who was once a key witness against Trump, discussed the interview in a Substack post, stressing the significance of forgiveness amid criticism for their public dialogue. He referenced a biblical verse from Colossians, underscoring the importance of forgiving grievances between individuals.

This interview marked Trump and Cohen’s first public interaction in nearly ten years. Cohen highlighted their reconciliation and the role of forgiveness in mending their relationship.