DIY-HP-LED
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Let's talk about what Trump said about possible indictment....
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Let's talk about what Trump said about possible indictment....
DIY-HP-LED
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'The Trumpiest Thing That A Trump Judge Has Ever Written'
51,414 views Sep 16, 2022 U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon on Thursday denied the DOJs request to access the classified records stored at Mar-a-Lago and installed a recently retired judge to serve as the special master former President Trump requested. The Morning Joe panel discusses the move by Judge Cannon.
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Save America PAC advances $3M to Trump lawyer to cover legal fees
The Save America PAC has paid $3 million to cover the legal fees of an attorney former President Trump hired to provide counsel as the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigates his handling of government documents at Mar-a-Lago, multiple news outlets reported.
Politico reported on Thursday that three people familiar with the arrangement said Save America paid the amount to Chris Kise, who is also representing Trump in the DOJ’s investigation of the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Trump created Save America following the 2020 presidential election to raise funds in support of certain candidates and issues.
CNN also reported that a person familiar with the arrangement confirmed the payment.
Kise previously served as solicitor general of Florida and has won multiple cases before the Supreme Court. He left the firm Foley and Lardner to create his own firm, Chris Kise & Associates, to represent Trump as a client, according to Politico.
The payment occurred as Kise was going through the switch, so it is unclear if the payment went to a financial entity controlled by his new firm or one controlled by another entity, Politico reported.
The DOJ has been looking into Save America PAC recently as part of its investigation into Jan. 6. A federal grand jury has issued subpoenas to more than a dozen people seeking information related to Save America.
The revelation of the payment to Kise comes a day after a judge appointed a special master to review the materials that the FBI obtained during its search of Mar-a-Lago last month. The judge also denied the DOJ’s motion to access the classified records it obtained while the special master reviews the materials to see if any are protected by attorney-client or executive privilege.
The DOJ has indicated it intends to appeal the ruling to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Since you know Trump will not be cutting a cheque.
The Save America PAC has paid $3 million to cover the legal fees of an attorney former President Trump hired to provide counsel as the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigates his handling of government documents at Mar-a-Lago, multiple news outlets reported.
Politico reported on Thursday that three people familiar with the arrangement said Save America paid the amount to Chris Kise, who is also representing Trump in the DOJ’s investigation of the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Trump created Save America following the 2020 presidential election to raise funds in support of certain candidates and issues.
CNN also reported that a person familiar with the arrangement confirmed the payment.
Kise previously served as solicitor general of Florida and has won multiple cases before the Supreme Court. He left the firm Foley and Lardner to create his own firm, Chris Kise & Associates, to represent Trump as a client, according to Politico.
The payment occurred as Kise was going through the switch, so it is unclear if the payment went to a financial entity controlled by his new firm or one controlled by another entity, Politico reported.
The DOJ has been looking into Save America PAC recently as part of its investigation into Jan. 6. A federal grand jury has issued subpoenas to more than a dozen people seeking information related to Save America.
The revelation of the payment to Kise comes a day after a judge appointed a special master to review the materials that the FBI obtained during its search of Mar-a-Lago last month. The judge also denied the DOJ’s motion to access the classified records it obtained while the special master reviews the materials to see if any are protected by attorney-client or executive privilege.
The DOJ has indicated it intends to appeal the ruling to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Save America PAC advances $3M to Trump lawyer to cover legal fees
The Save America PAC has paid $3 million to cover the legal fees of an attorney former President Trump hired to provide counsel as the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigates his handling of gover…
thehill.com
Since you know Trump will not be cutting a cheque.
Roger A. Shrubber
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at least this lawyer is smart enough to get his money up front...of course, he'll probably have to spend most of it on his own lawyers, after trump ruins his career, like he's ruined the careers of every lawyer to ever represent him.Save America PAC advances $3M to Trump lawyer to cover legal fees
The Save America PAC has paid $3 million to cover the legal fees of an attorney former President Trump hired to provide counsel as the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigates his handling of government documents at Mar-a-Lago, multiple news outlets reported.
Politico reported on Thursday that three people familiar with the arrangement said Save America paid the amount to Chris Kise, who is also representing Trump in the DOJ’s investigation of the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.
Trump created Save America following the 2020 presidential election to raise funds in support of certain candidates and issues.
CNN also reported that a person familiar with the arrangement confirmed the payment.
Kise previously served as solicitor general of Florida and has won multiple cases before the Supreme Court. He left the firm Foley and Lardner to create his own firm, Chris Kise & Associates, to represent Trump as a client, according to Politico.
The payment occurred as Kise was going through the switch, so it is unclear if the payment went to a financial entity controlled by his new firm or one controlled by another entity, Politico reported.
The DOJ has been looking into Save America PAC recently as part of its investigation into Jan. 6. A federal grand jury has issued subpoenas to more than a dozen people seeking information related to Save America.
The revelation of the payment to Kise comes a day after a judge appointed a special master to review the materials that the FBI obtained during its search of Mar-a-Lago last month. The judge also denied the DOJ’s motion to access the classified records it obtained while the special master reviews the materials to see if any are protected by attorney-client or executive privilege.
The DOJ has indicated it intends to appeal the ruling to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Save America PAC advances $3M to Trump lawyer to cover legal fees
The Save America PAC has paid $3 million to cover the legal fees of an attorney former President Trump hired to provide counsel as the Department of Justice (DOJ) investigates his handling of gover…
Since you know Trump will not be cutting a cheque.
Roger A. Shrubber
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trump is the worst president ever, just based on what he did while in office...if you start adding in everything he's done since he lost, they should just shoot the motherfucker and dump his bloated orange corpse into a dumpster...that would be justice, that would be what he deserves.
what he'll get is probably nothing, except being relegated to being known as an ignorant buffoon, which is what most of the world already thinks of him.
compassionateExotic
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trump needs to be the current example just like hitler was for his agenda and self cult mindset, no man can rule and be beyond the law this many times he breaks it. hitler lost like so many in history when so much was against him . Denial was his only Allie and his words, let history show you trump is just like any other traitor but also narcissistic cult leader who thinks they are above everyone else.
TRUMP needs to pay and everyone aiding this bullshit, it’s dividing us but also destroying our true core of democracy as a example of working government, otherwise we shouldn’t even call it that and start a new government and have it written what it truly is. u can’t have laws and than let people change it when the laws doesn’t go their way. Would trump think it was fine if they did that to him or let his “ opponents” do the same?
TRUMP needs to pay and everyone aiding this bullshit, it’s dividing us but also destroying our true core of democracy as a example of working government, otherwise we shouldn’t even call it that and start a new government and have it written what it truly is. u can’t have laws and than let people change it when the laws doesn’t go their way. Would trump think it was fine if they did that to him or let his “ opponents” do the same?
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CunningCanuk
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He’s also a shoo in for worst former president ever.
DIY-HP-LED
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DIY-HP-LED
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Nobody was happier about Trump than Dubya, everybody forgot about his epic fuckups!
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Trump attorney told National Archives boxes at Mar-a-Lago only held news clippings: reports
A former White House lawyer told the National Archives last year that boxes former President Trump took from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago residence only held news clippings, multiple outlets reported Friday.
The Washington Post first reported, citing people familiar, that former deputy White House counsel Pat Philbin told the Archives in a September 2021 call that Trump only had 12 boxes of news clippings at his Florida home, information Philbin said was relayed to him by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows.
Philbin also said Meadows told him no documents had been destroyed, according to the outlet.
The government has recovered thousands of government documents from Mar-a-Lago since Trump left office in 2020, including more than 300 classified documents, according to The New York Times.
The Archives retrieved 15 boxes of documents from Mar-a-Lago in January, finding 150 classified documents among them. Trump aides turned over more documents to the Justice Department in June, after the department began investigating the issue at the request of the Archives. An FBI search of Mar-a-Lago in August recovered another 27 boxes of documents, including more classified materials.
Trump and the Justice Department remain locked in a legal battle over the documents, with a federal judge this week appointing Judge Raymond Dearie as special master to review materials seized from Mar-a-Lago.
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee who is presiding over the case, has blocked the Justice Department from accessing the classified documents until Dearie completes that review. The department appealed the decision on Friday.
thehill.com
A former White House lawyer told the National Archives last year that boxes former President Trump took from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago residence only held news clippings, multiple outlets reported Friday.
The Washington Post first reported, citing people familiar, that former deputy White House counsel Pat Philbin told the Archives in a September 2021 call that Trump only had 12 boxes of news clippings at his Florida home, information Philbin said was relayed to him by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows.
Philbin also said Meadows told him no documents had been destroyed, according to the outlet.
The government has recovered thousands of government documents from Mar-a-Lago since Trump left office in 2020, including more than 300 classified documents, according to The New York Times.
The Archives retrieved 15 boxes of documents from Mar-a-Lago in January, finding 150 classified documents among them. Trump aides turned over more documents to the Justice Department in June, after the department began investigating the issue at the request of the Archives. An FBI search of Mar-a-Lago in August recovered another 27 boxes of documents, including more classified materials.
Trump and the Justice Department remain locked in a legal battle over the documents, with a federal judge this week appointing Judge Raymond Dearie as special master to review materials seized from Mar-a-Lago.
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee who is presiding over the case, has blocked the Justice Department from accessing the classified documents until Dearie completes that review. The department appealed the decision on Friday.
Trump attorney told National Archives boxes at Mar-a-Lago held only news clippings: reports
A former White House lawyer told the National Archives last year that boxes former President Trump took from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago residence held only news clippings, multiple outlets r…
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can anyone tell me why not to prosecute this as perjury?Trump attorney told National Archives boxes at Mar-a-Lago only held news clippings: reports
A former White House lawyer told the National Archives last year that boxes former President Trump took from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago residence only held news clippings, multiple outlets reported Friday.
The Washington Post first reported, citing people familiar, that former deputy White House counsel Pat Philbin told the Archives in a September 2021 call that Trump only had 12 boxes of news clippings at his Florida home, information Philbin said was relayed to him by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows.
Philbin also said Meadows told him no documents had been destroyed, according to the outlet.
The government has recovered thousands of government documents from Mar-a-Lago since Trump left office in 2020, including more than 300 classified documents, according to The New York Times.
The Archives retrieved 15 boxes of documents from Mar-a-Lago in January, finding 150 classified documents among them. Trump aides turned over more documents to the Justice Department in June, after the department began investigating the issue at the request of the Archives. An FBI search of Mar-a-Lago in August recovered another 27 boxes of documents, including more classified materials.
Trump and the Justice Department remain locked in a legal battle over the documents, with a federal judge this week appointing Judge Raymond Dearie as special master to review materials seized from Mar-a-Lago.
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee who is presiding over the case, has blocked the Justice Department from accessing the classified documents until Dearie completes that review. The department appealed the decision on Friday.
Trump attorney told National Archives boxes at Mar-a-Lago held only news clippings: reports
A former White House lawyer told the National Archives last year that boxes former President Trump took from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago residence held only news clippings, multiple outlets r…
DIY-HP-LED
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Leverage to get him to squeal
cannabineer
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at some point, it would be nice if plea bargains were taken off the table. Jmo.
DIY-HP-LED
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They will want Donald's ass nailed every which way including on Sundays and the more witnesses the better, it doesn't mean they get away with it either, just time off. They have to confess to ALL their crimes, not just those involving this case and they have to talk about any crimes they have knowledge of, and this guy was nuts deep in Republican affairs. The bigger the fish and the bigger the haul, the better the deal, ask Matt Gaetz's friend, he got a deal for Matt's ass, when they will bust it is anybody's guess. Donald was keeping his distance from Matt for a while, since he knows he's a potential rat.
DIY-HP-LED
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I think with all the trouble he's giving Garland and being a pain in the ass, the DOJ is gonna go for the full meal deal with Donald. Theft of government documents (top secret doesn't matter), obstruction of justice and a separate indictment on the top-secret stuff. The obstruction of justice indictment alone would mean Donald gets out in a bag, if normal sentencing guidelines and precedent are followed. Any fucking around by the higher courts will see them packed, if the democrats win.