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- Michael Cohen finished his testimony to a grand jury that may decide to charge Donald Trump.
- Cohen said Trump ordered him to make illegal 'hush-money' payments days before the 2016 election.
- The president's former "fixer" warned Republicans to "think twice" about supporting Trump.
Michael Cohen finished testifying Wednesday before the Manhattan grand jury that may indict Donald Trump — and on his way out, he warned Republicans to "think twice" about supporting the former president.
Cohen is expected to be the last witness to testify before the panel as the Manhattan district attorney's office appears to move closer to winning an indictment of Trump.