Bear in mind that Cohen has every incentive to exaggerate his client communciations to try to derail the doc review, so he may be spinning Hannity into a client when he really isn't, or is only minimally for a few communications.
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Seems like Cohen/Trump thought, “where r the bad communications?” And the answer was “to Hannity.” So they tried to claim him as a ‘pro-Bono client’. But then the implications for Hannity (losing a $30 MM per year gig) arose, and this trial balloon crashed back to earth.
I don't rule that out. I also don't rule out Hannity asking for "advice" as to what he should do w/Assange interview and Seth Rich conspiracy, which would be precisely the kind of thing they'd want to protect.
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After infamous Trump “wire tapp” tweet, he also seemed very paranoid that his communications might’ve been intercepted. I could see him going to Cohen about that if he was sufficiently worried about potential exposure (esp. if it involved Trump).
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