to the Editor: Michael Cohen, the former attorney and Trump fixer, tells columnist Virginia Heffernan that he "didn't need the money" from working for Trump and doesn't know why he was so loyal to him. Of course he knows. He made a lot of money doing Trump's dirty work, and one has to assume that Cohen knew what he was doing was sometimes marginally legal and sometimes illegal, as he admits to breaking the law on Trump's behalf. Why was he so willing to break the law? Because he was paid well to do so and apparently enjoyed the status of being Trump's personal attorney. Cohen is now monetizing his "born again" moral conversion. Let's be clear about this: Cohen flipped on Trump after he realized that the gravy train was over and that his and his family's future was in jeopardy. Had Trump continued to support Cohen's legal defense, I doubt he would have ever written his book "Disloyal."