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Where's My Roy Cohn? is a 2019 American documentary directed by Matt Tyrnauer that examines the life and legacy of the infamous New York lawyer Roy Cohn, whose career stretched from serving as Senator Joseph McCarthy's chief counsel during the Second Red Scare to acting as Donald Trump's personal attorney. The film's title reportedly originates from a quote by President Trump, who asked this question while discussing Attorney General Jeff Sessions's recusal from the Mueller investigation. It details Cohn's early rise, including graduating from Columbia Law School at just 20 and his role in the 1951 Rosenberg trial, as well as his involvement in the "Lavender scare," where he faced homophobic attacks despite rumored romantic ties to David Schine. The documentary also highlights his later clients, such as organized crime figures Carmine Galante and Anthony Salerno, and his controversial mentorship of a young Trump, all while publicly denying his homosexuality and having AIDS before dying of HIV-related complications. Critically, the film received an 87% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 70/100 on Metacritic, with reviewers praising it as a "shrewd, illuminating" but "disquieting" portrait of a man whose ruthless influence on American politics and culture outlived him.