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- Michael Cohen is set to testify next week before the Trump "hush money" grand jury in Manhattan.
- It could be a final step before a vote on an indictment charging Trump with falsifying business records.
- If indicted, Trump would become the first former president to ever face criminal charges.
Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's fixer-turned-nemesis, will be the final witness to testify next week before a Manhattan grand jury weighing possible felony falsifying business records charges against the former president, Insider has learned.
Details of the timing of Cohen's testimony was first reported by The New York Times.