Prosecutors got 'covert' warrants to search Michael Cohen's email, here's what we know of their findings

A court filing in the case of President Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen shows that prosecutors obtained "covert" search warrants on multiple email accounts belonging to Cohen. An early report says "Cohen is in fact performing little to no legal work," according to sources, and "zero emails were exchanged with President Trump."

If that's the case, attorney-client privilege doesn't apply.

According to all that is publicly known, Trump does not use email, personally. Others may read out the contents to him, or print out the messages. But he doesn't email.

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