OOPS! This Video Proves Cohen Lied Under Oath; Turns Out He 'Certainly Hoped' For A White House Job

  Deep State traitor Michael Cohen testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform on Wednesday. During Cohen's testimony, Cohen said, "I was extremely proud to be the personal attorney to the president of the United States of America. I did not want to go to the White House.”

My segment this morning on #CNN #NewDayCNN with Chris Cuomo:https://t.co/Gp2hVim5Qr

— Michael Cohen (@MichaelCohen212) November 10, 2016

  After Cohen claimed he never wanted a job at the White House, an old interview that Cohen tweeted went viral. Days after the election, Cohen was interviewed by CNN's Chris Cuomo. Cohen said in the interview he hopes his future is "in Washington."  

    Cohen also said in the interview he is "certainly hoping" for a job at the White House.  When Cuomo asked Cohen if he would take a job at the White House, Cohen responded, "100 percent."

   Rep. Jim Jordan got straight to the point after Cohen bashed Trump for the first thirty minutes of his testimony. Jordan asked, "Mr. Cohen, how long did you work for Donald Trump?"

   "Approximately a decade," Cohen responded.

  "You said all these bad things about the President here in the last thirty-minutes and yet you worked for him for ten years? All those bad things? If it's that bad, I can see you working for him for ten days," Jordan responded.

  "Maybe ten weeks. Maybe even ten months. But you worked for him for ten years. Mr. Cohen, how long did you work in the White House," Jordan asked.

   "I never worked in the White House," Cohen said. 

   "That's the point there, Mr. Cohen," Jordan responded.

   "No, sir," Cohen claimed. 

  "Yes, it is. You wanted to work at the White House but you didn't get brought to the dance," Jordan responded.