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Let’s take a step back from this. The Department of Justice, as recently as last week, publicly denied that it possesses any evidence derived from electronic surveillance of anyone in Trump Tower from the two years preceding the 2016 presidential election. Former FBI Director James Comey had already made a similar denial in testimony before the House Intelligence Committee. But there have been no FBI denials of the Manafort/Trump Tower surveillance revealed earlier this week.
The sudden FBI switch to silence no doubt means that the surveillance did take place, and it probably was pursuant to a search warrant. If the warrant was issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court on the representation that Manafort was probably communicating with foreign officials, then the fruits of the surveillance could not be used against him in a criminal trial,
Please tweet Trump that you are ready and willing to join his legal team.
Reading the Washington Post story about how the New York Times got the story of the lawyers having lunch was really entertaining. They even provided a map showing how close the restaurant was to the New York Times.
"It is every Washington reporter’s dream to sit down at a restaurant, overhear secret stuff and get a scoop. It rarely happens.
Still, everyone in town important enough to have secrets worth keeping knows that secrets are not safe on the Acela train and in Washington restaurants.
This is especially true in eateries next door to a major newspaper."
I know right. I mean how moronic could one be. These guys are amateurs. Donny boy hired amateurs. But then again that is something to expect from the guy who ran a reality TV show called the Apprentice.
From The Link
Let’s take a step back from this. The Department of Justice, as recently as last week, publicly denied that it possesses any evidence derived from electronic surveillance of anyone in Trump Tower from the two years preceding the 2016 presidential election. Former FBI Director James Comey had already made a similar denial in testimony before the House Intelligence Committee. But there have been no FBI denials of the Manafort/Trump Tower surveillance revealed earlier this week.
The sudden FBI switch to silence no doubt means that the surveillance did take place, and it probably was pursuant to a search warrant. If the warrant was issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court on the representation that Manafort was probably communicating with foreign officials, then the fruits of the surveillance could not be used against him in a criminal trial,
Trump better hope so. The problem for him and his fans though is he has an inept legal team handling this whole thing. Bad for him, good for the country!
I know right. I mean how moronic could one be. These guys are amateurs. Donny boy hired amateurs. But then again that is something to expect from the guy who ran a reality TV show called the Apprentice.
From what I've read, no one else would take on a losing case with a client who not only won't follow advice, but often doesn't pay.
Kushner apparently has some experienced people on his legal team, but Trump is stuck with these goofballs.
I know right. I mean how moronic could one be. These guys are amateurs. Donny boy hired amateurs. But then again that is something to expect from the guy who ran a reality TV show called the Apprentice.
The reporter even took a picture of the two attorneys eating at the restaurant. It's like a comedy movie. He should have asked for their autographs.
He's going to need more than that. With your sharp mind and extensive understanding of the legal system, you would be a real asset to to this team of nincompoops he's got now.
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