TRUMP INDICTED
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I’ve been awaiting that since … when was Mar-a-lago?
topcat
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DIY-HP-LED
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If they didn't search it, they knew they didn't need to, and it probably means they accounted for everything that he stole. What was interesting was the copies he or one of his minions made of them that they found a Mar A Lago. Most of the ones shown in the FBI photos had white borders outside the red and yellow ones on the cover sheets, the original borders extend to the page edges and are produced by the government printing office, a white border means they were photocopied. They have plenty of informants in the documents case and must be confident they have a complete picture of what happened because these documents are not something they would want laying around. There is another possibility though, they could have searched Bedminster because the only way we know they searched Mar A Logo was Trump blabbed about it, the FBI didn't and only released the photo as part of a legal filing.
DIY-HP-LED
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Trump Caught RED HANDED in Breaking Documents Reporting
48,381 views May 30, 2023
New reporting from the Washington Post reveals that Trump was preparing for the subpoena for his classified documents before he even received it, by ordering the moving of boxes containing the documents. It also included information about what Trump may have done with the documents, including showing them to others which could reclassify the nature of the crimes Trump is charged with. Harry explains the legal fallout from this breaking report.
DIY-HP-LED
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The lawyers are back biting, it is a crime to lie to the FBI or a grand jury and Jack cracked their privilege with the crime fraud exception. How fucked is Trump over the documents and obstruction cases, they could be charged with conspiracy along with Trump, it sounds like a conspiracy to me. These people should have known that they were playing with fire when classified documents and possible espionage were involved.
Trump's lawyers reportedly beginning to turn on each other
251,103 views May 31, 2023 #msnbc #trump #jacksmith
Joyce Vance, former U.S. attorney, talks with Alex Wagner about the unusual number of Donald Trump's lawyers who have testified to special counsel Jack Smith's grand jury or investigators, and the worsening infighting among Trump's various legal representatives in his myriad probes, investigations, and prosecutions.
Trump's lawyers reportedly beginning to turn on each other
251,103 views May 31, 2023 #msnbc #trump #jacksmith
Joyce Vance, former U.S. attorney, talks with Alex Wagner about the unusual number of Donald Trump's lawyers who have testified to special counsel Jack Smith's grand jury or investigators, and the worsening infighting among Trump's various legal representatives in his myriad probes, investigations, and prosecutions.
DIY-HP-LED
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Trump lawyer says he was BLOCKED from searching Trump office at Mar-a-Lago for classified documents
173,814 views May 30, 2023 #TeamJustice
New reporting in the Guardian revealed that Trump lawyer Evan Corcoran testified to the grand jury that he was blocked - or "steered away" - from searching Trump's personal office at Mar-a-Lago before he certified that all classified documents had been returned to the federal government. Although the article does not say who blocked Corcoran from conducting the search, there are other important puzzle pieces that suggest an answer to that question, as this video discusses.
Roger A. Shrubber
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If he knew he was not being allowed to inspect the entire place, why did he sign his name to a document that said he searched the entire place?
These people are supposed to be familiar with the law, aren't they? It seems like most of them need a refresher course.
DIY-HP-LED
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Corcoran was a former federal prosecutor so he should know better. I'm suspecting Boris Epshteyn might be a Russian agent and wouldn't be surprised to see him end up back in Russia from whence he came, unless the FBI arrest him first. Boris would access to those documents and could have copied them with his phone, he knew the value of them, and he knew a market for them, he also speaks Russian. So, Trump could have been selling them to the Saudi's and Boris to the Russians. Boris was working a bit too hard for Trump and taking too many chances for him IMO, he wanted those secret documents out in the "wild" for as long as he could. I'm sure the FBI has Boris under a microscope and if he doesn't run to Russia, he could die in a cell.
Roger A. Shrubber
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HGCC
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The funniest part of the entire sovereign citizen movement, to me, is that I became aware of it because of Wesley snipes not paying taxes. I was aware of the general ideas but viewed it as random individual weirdos instead of an organized thing. His case made me look it up and omg I died laughing.
GenericEnigma
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I'm fine with sovereign citizens - as long as they stay off our roads; pay full, non-Farm Bill prices for food; endure unsubsidized prices on gasoline; stay out of our tax-dollar-maintained forests; never call for emergency services (unless payment is rendered in full before dispatch); need I go on?
lol @ sovereign citizens. Go feed the bears.
BudmanTX
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well guess who's going to Bedminster.....
topcat
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I think a simultaneous search of every one of his properties he's visited since leaving is in order, even Scotland.
BudmanTX
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i have to agree with you there......
here is a little more:
printer
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NY Times: Firing of Election Security Official Probed
U.S. special counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed Trump White House staff members who might have been involved in firing the government cybersecurity official whose agency judged the 2020 election "the most secure in American history," The New York Times reported.
Smith is investigating former President Donald Trump's efforts to show that the 2020 election was decided by voter fraud in several key battleground states.
Christopher Krebs, the Trump administration's top cybersecurity official during the 2020 election, disagreed with the then-president's assessment of the election results.
Krebs is among those interviewed by Smith's team, according to a Times source.
Smith's team also is probing how White House officials, including in the Presidential Personnel Office, approached the Justice Department (DOJ) after the 2020 election, Times sources said.
Trump reportedly wanted the DOJ to call the election results "corrupt."
The Times reported Wednesday that the special counsel's latest subpoenas, issued about two weeks ago, went to officials in the personnel office.
Smith's investigation appears focused on Trump's state of mind at the time Krebs was fired on Nov. 17, 2020.
Krebs' agency, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, joined other state and federal officials in saying it had "utmost confidence in the security and integrity" of the Nov. 3, 2020 vote.
"The Nov. 3rd election was the most secure in American history," the officials said in their statement, released nine days after he election. "There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised."
Five days later, Trump "terminated" Krebs for releasing a "highly inaccurate" statement about the election.
Krebs later testified before then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi's House Jan. 6 select committee special committee that he had been aware of "skepticism" among Trump allies about his "loyalty to the president" before he was fired.
ABC News reported that Trump staffers drafted a document about Krebs and why he was to be distrusted. The memo included that Krebs' wife "posted a family photo on Facebook with the 'Biden Harris' logo watermarked at the bottom."
The Times reported that Smith's team is asking witnesses about efforts made by Trump's personnel officials to research federal officials and potential hires about their loyalty to Trump.
John McEntee, Trump's former personal aide, was seen going into the grand jury in recent months, the Times reported.
U.S. special counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed Trump White House staff members who might have been involved in firing the government cybersecurity official whose agency judged the 2020 election "the most secure in American history," The New York Times reported.
Smith is investigating former President Donald Trump's efforts to show that the 2020 election was decided by voter fraud in several key battleground states.
Christopher Krebs, the Trump administration's top cybersecurity official during the 2020 election, disagreed with the then-president's assessment of the election results.
Krebs is among those interviewed by Smith's team, according to a Times source.
Smith's team also is probing how White House officials, including in the Presidential Personnel Office, approached the Justice Department (DOJ) after the 2020 election, Times sources said.
Trump reportedly wanted the DOJ to call the election results "corrupt."
The Times reported Wednesday that the special counsel's latest subpoenas, issued about two weeks ago, went to officials in the personnel office.
Smith's investigation appears focused on Trump's state of mind at the time Krebs was fired on Nov. 17, 2020.
Krebs' agency, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, joined other state and federal officials in saying it had "utmost confidence in the security and integrity" of the Nov. 3, 2020 vote.
"The Nov. 3rd election was the most secure in American history," the officials said in their statement, released nine days after he election. "There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised."
Five days later, Trump "terminated" Krebs for releasing a "highly inaccurate" statement about the election.
Krebs later testified before then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi's House Jan. 6 select committee special committee that he had been aware of "skepticism" among Trump allies about his "loyalty to the president" before he was fired.
ABC News reported that Trump staffers drafted a document about Krebs and why he was to be distrusted. The memo included that Krebs' wife "posted a family photo on Facebook with the 'Biden Harris' logo watermarked at the bottom."
The Times reported that Smith's team is asking witnesses about efforts made by Trump's personnel officials to research federal officials and potential hires about their loyalty to Trump.
John McEntee, Trump's former personal aide, was seen going into the grand jury in recent months, the Times reported.
printer
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Cavity search.