Donald Trump's lawyer and aide Michael Cohen stopped by CNN on Wednesday evening to presumably try to calm everyone down about the massive changes Trump's campaign staff just went through.

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It's not clear whether Michael Cohen, an executive vice president with the Trump Organization and a surrogate for the Donald Trump campaign, believes his latest spin on the increasingly poor outlook for the Republican nominee.

"Let me ask you about this, you say it is not a shake-up but you're down", CNN's Brianna Keilar tells Cohen.

"You say it's not a shakeup, but you guys are down", Keilar began.

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Keilar: Polls, most of them. "All of them?" Keilar replied. At exactly the same time though Cohen repeats his brilliant line of questioning word for word (which was easy because it's only two words).

"Says who?" he asked again.

"Okay, which polls?" Cohen said.

When Keilar pointed out that Trump was trailing Hillary Clinton significantly in most recent polls, Cohen snapped back. "I just answered your question".

This marks Trump's third campaign manager in three months.