JOHN SOLOMON:  Today is going to turn out to be a good day for the president, despite the Democrats' efforts to paint him in a different light. He's probably going to show everyone today the difference between peace through strength he and Reagan used, peace through pacification, which was the last administration's policies.

But now think about what happened at the hearing, today was the death of the collusion theories. Michael Cohen, the ultimate insider who knew everything about Trump has no evidence of collusion. The president didn't ask him to lie. He puts a stake in the heart of one of the major claims of the Steele dossier which the FBI used to justify investigating the Trump campaign in the end of the election. This is a good day for his legal defense and I think the American people will see through the political efforts of the Democrats and declare this scandal as over.

Previously:

Following Michael Cohen's testimony, a Fox News panel descended into chaos and threats

CNN's Rick Santorum says Trump lies consistently about a lot of things so it doesn’t matter if he lies about Russia

In reaction to Cohen hearing, Lou Dobbs says voters should apologize to the nation for electing Democrats