Former bitter enemies Trump and Michael Cohen reunite for radio interview

President Donald Trump reunited with his former personal lawyer-turned-bitter enemy, Michael Cohen, for a Thursday radio interview in an unexpected twist to their years-long saga that now includes a "forgiveness" chapter.

Cohen told Fox News Digital that the conversation lasted 40 minutes and will be aired in two parts.

The man who was a key witness in two New York cases against Trump also penned a Substack detailing the stunning reunion that will be their first public conversation in nearly a decade.

The former Trump fixer wrote that his inbox has been flooded with hate mail since it was announced that the president would appear on his radio show, with many "righteous keyboard crusaders" who proudly display a deep Christian faith in their social media bios piling on the criticism.

MS NOW STAYS SILENT ON MICHAEL COHEN’S ADMISSION HE FELT 'COERCED' TO GIVE ANTI-TRUMP TESTIMONY "One minute, they’re posting inspirational memes about divine love and turning the other cheek.

The next, they’re screaming into my digital throat with enough fury to melt the screen.

There is a word for that.

Irony," Cohen wrote.

"Colossians 3:13 says: ‘Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone.

Forgive as the Lord forgave you,’" he continued.

"That verse isn’t merely some theological footnote to what is happening between Donald Trump and me.

It is the foundation of it." Earlier this year, Cohen said he felt "pressured and coerced" by New York Attorney General Letitia James and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to deliver testimony that would help build cases against his former boss.

Cohen wrote in his latest entry that he has repeatedly been asked, "How can two men who spent years in a very public war, who hurled verbal missiles across an enormous legal and political canyon, ever sit down together again?" "The answer is actually much simpler than people want it to be.

We forgave.