Trump IN WORLD OF TROUBLE after SHOCKING details SURFACE

Talking Feds with Harry Litman
22 May 202411:47

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses new developments in the Mar-a-Lago case involving former President Trump. Judge Eileen Cannon has revealed an 87-page opinion by Judge Beryl Howell, which approved Evan Corbin's testimony under the crime-fraud exception due to alleged obstruction of justice. The opinion suggests Trump directed his lawyers to falsely claim all classified materials had been returned, with more documents found in subsequent searches. The video highlights the serious nature of the case and criticizes Team Trump's motions alleging FBI misconduct, while expressing concern over Judge Cannon's handling of the case.

Takeaways

  • 👚‍⚖ A judge named Eileen Cannon has uncovered an 87-page opinion by Judge Barlow that was previously sealed.
  • 📄 The opinion approved the testimony of Evan Corcoran, the central attorney involved in the search warrant served on Trump and Mar-a-Lago.
  • ⏳ There was a 15-month period of negotiation with the archives before the subpoena and search warrant were served.
  • 🀔 Another attorney signed an affidavit stating everything had been supplied, but it was later found to be not entirely true.
  • 🔍 The opinion suggests that communications between Corcoran and Trump are covered by the crime-fraud exception due to obstruction of justice charges.
  • 📚 The 87-page opinion reveals that classified documents were still found in November 2022 in a leased storage unit and in Trump's bedroom at Mar-a-Lago.
  • 🚫 Trump allegedly instructed his lawyers to falsely claim that all classified material had been returned to the government.
  • 🚚 The script implies that Trump's actions are indicative of an 'incorrigible criminal' and a serious obstruction of justice.
  • 📉 Judge Cannon is criticized for slow-walking the case and possibly avoiding making decisions that could lead to her recusal.
  • 🆚 Two new motions from Trump's team argue government misconduct, suggesting the FBI was ready to use deadly force during the raid.
  • 🎯 The video concludes by emphasizing the severity and righteousness of the Mar-a-Lago case against Trump, regardless of political differences.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video script?

    -The main topic of the video script is the ongoing legal issues surrounding former President Trump, specifically the discovery of additional classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence and the implications of these findings on the ongoing case.

  • Who is Judge Eileen Cannon and what is her role in the case?

    -Judge Eileen Cannon is the judge handling the case involving former President Trump. She has recently uncovered and published an 87-page opinion by Judge Barlow that was previously sealed, which approved the testimony of Evan Corcoran, the central attorney involved in the compliance with the search warrant served on Trump.

  • What is the significance of the 87-page opinion by Judge Barlow?

    -The 87-page opinion by Judge Barlow is significant because it approved a subpoena for Evan Corcoran to testify or provide information, indicating that the communication between him and Trump, even though Corcoran was the president's lawyer at the time, is covered by the crime-fraud exception due to the perpetuation of a crime, specifically obstruction of justice.

  • What is the crime-fraud exception and why does it apply in this case?

    -The crime-fraud exception is a legal principle that allows for the disclosure of attorney-client communications when those communications are used in furtherance of a crime or fraud. In this case, it applies because the opinion suggests that Trump's communications with his lawyer were part of an effort to obstruct justice.

  • Who is Evan Corcoran and what was his role in the case?

    -Evan Corcoran is the central attorney involved in the compliance with the search warrant that was served on Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence. He is also the subject of the subpoena approved by Judge Barlow's opinion, which requires him to testify or provide information about his communications with Trump.

  • What were the circumstances surrounding the discovery of additional classified documents at Mar-a-Lago?

    -The script mentions that after the service of a subpoena and search warrant, additional classified documents were uncovered in November 2022 in a leased storage unit, in December 2022 in an office at Mar-a-Lago, and subsequently in the former president's own bedroom at Mar-a-Lago, indicating a pattern of non-compliance with legal requests.

  • What does the script suggest about the character of the former president's actions?

    -The script suggests that the former president's actions were 'incorrigible,' 'criminal,' and 'dangerous,' highlighting his alleged refusal to comply with legal orders and his alleged involvement in obstructing justice.

  • What are the implications of the additional classified documents found after the search warrant was served?

    -The implications are that the former president may have knowingly lied about the return of all classified material, which could be seen as further evidence of obstruction of justice and a disregard for the law.

  • What is the current status of the case as presented in the script?

    -The script does not provide a specific update on the current status of the case but emphasizes the seriousness of the allegations and the ongoing legal proceedings, including the slow progress of the case under Judge Cannon.

  • What are the two motions from Team Trump mentioned in the script, and why are they considered 'lawless'?

    -The two motions from Team Trump argue that the government committed misconduct, particularly in the FBI raid, because they were authorized to use deadly force. The script considers these motions 'lawless' because they are based on a standard protocol for search warrants that does not imply an intention to use deadly force unless necessary.

  • How does the script describe Judge Cannon's handling of the case?

    -The script describes Judge Cannon's handling of the case as 'slow walking,' suggesting that she is intentionally delaying the case and avoiding making rulings that could be appealed to the 11th Circuit, which might trigger her recusal.

Outlines

00:00

📜 Uncovered Legal Opinion on Trump's Case

In this paragraph, Harry discusses the revelation of an 87-page opinion by Judge Eileen Cannon, which was previously sealed by Judge Barlow. The opinion approves the testimony of Evan Corin, the central attorney involved in the search warrant served on Trump's Mar-a-Lago property. It is noted that the communication between Corin and Trump, despite Trump being the president's lawyer at the time, falls under the crime-fraud exception due to the perpetuation of a crime, which is obstruction of justice. The opinion also reveals that more classified documents were found in November 2022, suggesting that Trump's lawyers provided false information to the government regarding the return of all classified material. This highlights the ongoing issue of non-compliance and potential criminal activity by Trump.

05:00

🚚 Trump's Persistent Non-Compliance and Legal Challenges

Harry addresses the ongoing legal issues surrounding Trump, particularly focusing on the discovery of classified documents in his possession after multiple rounds of negotiations and legal actions. He criticizes Trump for his 'incorrigible criminal' behavior, including taking the law into his own hands and obstructing a federal subpoena and search warrant. The paragraph also mentions two motions from Trump's team, which Harry describes as 'fictitious,' 'unwarranted,' and 'lawless,' alleging misconduct by the government during the FBI raid. Harry expresses concern over Judge Cannon's handling of the case, suggesting she is intentionally delaying the process and avoiding rulings that could lead to her recusal.

10:01

🏛 The Seriousness of the Mar-a-Lago Case and Implications for Trump's Presidency

In the final paragraph, Harry emphasizes the gravity of the Mar-a-Lago case against Trump, arguing that it is a clear-cut instance of criminal conduct and not a matter of political differences. He points out that the case should not be dismissed or delayed, especially as the New York case is nearing its end. Harry also speculates on the potential outcomes of the case depending on whether Trump wins or loses the presidency, suggesting that a loss could lead to a swift change in strategy and a more pressing need for resolution. The paragraph concludes with a reminder of Trump's defiance in complying with federal orders, highlighting the serious nature of the charges against him.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Mar-a-Lago

Mar-a-Lago is a resort and national historic landmark in Palm Beach, Florida, owned by former President Donald Trump. It is significant in this video as it is the location from which classified documents were allegedly improperly stored and retrieved, central to the legal issues discussed in the video.

💡Eileen Cannon

Eileen Cannon is the judge handling the case mentioned in the video. She is a key figure as she has made decisions that have impacted the progress and direction of the legal proceedings related to the documents found at Mar-a-Lago.

💡87-page opinion

The '87-page opinion' refers to a legal document that was previously sealed and has now been published, revealing details about the case. It is a crucial piece of evidence that outlines the judge's reasoning and decisions regarding the handling of the case.

💡Evan Corin

Evan Corin is identified as the central attorney involved in the compliance and execution of the search warrant served on Trump and Mar-a-Lago. His testimony or provision of information is significant as it pertains to the crime fraud exception and the alleged obstruction of justice.

💡Crime fraud exception

The crime fraud exception is a legal principle that allows for the bypassing of attorney-client privilege in cases where the communication was in furtherance of a crime. In the video, it is mentioned as the basis for allowing Evan Corin to testify about his communications with Trump.

💡Obstruction of justice

Obstruction of justice is the act of interfering with the process of justice, such as by tampering with evidence or lying to investigators. It is a charge against Trump in the Mar-a-Lago case, as suggested by the video's discussion of the crime fraud exception.

💡Search warrant

A search warrant is a legal document that authorizes law enforcement to search a property for evidence of a crime. In the context of the video, a search warrant was served on Mar-a-Lago after what the speaker describes as 'dithering and bobbing and weaving' by Trump's team.

💡Redacted

Redacted refers to the process of editing or censoring out parts of a document to protect sensitive information or individuals. The video mentions that some parts of the 87-page opinion are heavily redacted, indicating that not all information is available to the public.

💡NTA and Walt N and Carlos Dalea

NTA, Walt N, and Carlos Dalea are mentioned as individuals who are co-defendants in the Mar-a-Lago case along with Trump. Their inclusion suggests that they are implicated in the legal proceedings and may have been involved in the handling of the classified documents.

💡Classified material

Classified material refers to information that has been determined to be sensitive and is restricted from unauthorized access. The video discusses the discovery of such material in various locations, including a storage unit and Trump's bedroom at Mar-a-Lago, which is central to the legal issues at hand.

💡Subpoena

A subpoena is a legal command to appear in court or produce documents or evidence. The video mentions a subpoena for Evan Corin to testify or provide information, which is part of the legal process in the Mar-a-Lago case.

💡Law enforcement misconduct

Law enforcement misconduct refers to improper or illegal actions by law enforcement officers. The video discusses Team Trump's allegations of misconduct by the FBI during the raid, which is a contentious point in the legal narrative.

💡Overwhelming force

Overwhelming force is a military and law enforcement term referring to using a significantly superior amount of force to ensure success and safety. The video mentions this in the context of the FBI raid, suggesting that the use of such force was part of standard protocol and not an indication of misconduct.

💡Recusal

Recusal is the act of a judge voluntarily removing themselves from a case due to a conflict of interest or the appearance of bias. The video suggests that Judge Cannon may be intentionally avoiding making a ruling that could trigger her recusal, indicating a potential issue with the judicial process.

Highlights

Judge Eileen Cannon uncovered an 87-page opinion by Judge Barlow that had been kept under seal.

The opinion approved Evan Coran's testimony, who was central in the compliance with the search warrant served on Trump and Mar-a-Lago.

Coran's testimony is justified under the crime-fraud exception due to the alleged perpetuation of a crime.

The crime in question is obstruction of justice, which Trump is charged with in the Mar-a-Lago case.

The 87-page opinion includes heavily redacted content and does not name several individuals, including Trump's co-defendants.

Trump allegedly instructed his lawyers to falsely claim that all classified material had been returned to the government.

More classified documents were found in November 2022 in a leased storage unit and later in Mar-a-Lago's office and Trump's bedroom.

The repeated discovery of documents after the subpoena and search warrant indicates Trump's refusal to comply with federal orders.

Judge Barlow's opinion suggests that Trump knowingly instructed his lawyers to lie to the government.

The opinion highlights the lack of excuses provided for the missing classified documents found in Trump's bedroom.

The transcript describes the behavior as indicative of an 'incorrigible criminal' and likens it to mob behavior.

Two motions from Trump's team argue the government committed misconduct, claiming authorization for deadly force during the FBI raid.

The motions are described as baseless, playing on the narrative of a politicized deep state against Trump.

Judge Cannon's handling of the case is criticized for slow-walking and avoiding rulings that could lead to her recusal.

The Mar-a-Lago case is emphasized as serious and righteous, not a result of political differences.

The discovery of documents in Trump's bedroom after multiple attempts to secure all classified material is highlighted.

The transcript concludes by emphasizing the importance of the Mar-a-Lago case and its implications for Trump's presidency.

Transcripts

00:00

hi everyone Harry here to talk about

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more outrageous news coming from Mar

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Lago uh so the the judge handling the

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case Eileen Cannon uncovered published

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what had been uh an an 87 page opinion

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under seal by judge barl how from before

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Canon even got on the scene and the

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opinion approved greenlighted the

00:30

testimony of Evan Coran whom you may

00:34

recall as the central attorney um

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involved in the compliance and I say

00:42

that with uh air quotes of uh with the

00:46

search warrant that was finally served

00:49

on uh Trump and uh Mara Lago

00:54

after over 15 months of dithering and

00:58

bobbing and weaving uh and the like and

01:01

Corker and

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recall um had another um attorney sign

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an

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affidavit uh saying that everything had

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been supplied although she fortunately

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for her hedged her bets a little anyway

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this opinion is an approval from barl

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how of a subpoena for Evan Corin to

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testify or provide information on the

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ground that the communication that uh

01:32

between uh him and the president even

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though he is the president's lawyer at

01:38

the time is covered by the crime fraud

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exception in other words it was in the

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perpetuation of a crime and so the

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attorney client privilege yields and

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what crime it's the crime of obstruction

01:52

of justice with which Trump is charged

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in

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marago so now the 87 Pages some of it we

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knew already some of it by the way is

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heavily

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redacted um and uh doesn't give the the

02:09

names of a lot of folks I to include I

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think uh uh NTA and Walt n and Carlos

02:16

dalea the Trump's now

02:19

co-defendants in the marao case but to

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me there's a headline which is that not

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once so we had thought that finally

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Trump uh the search warrant came and

02:32

they certified everything was there and

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it looked like it was a lie that there

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was yet after all of this and recall

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it's 15 months of negotiations with the

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archives and and then a subpoena uh

02:45

served and then um uh back and forth

02:50

when it looks as if they haven't given

02:52

all the evidence and then a search

02:54

warrant uh we thought that after then

02:56

even so there were more documents

02:58

uncovered it looked looks like that

03:00

happened two or three times so let me

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read from barl how's opinion so the

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reason that the um they're going to be

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able to get at the actual Communications

03:14

between Coran and Trump um so the um

03:19

prosecutors demonstrated Trump this is

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from the how opinion instructed his

03:24

lawyers to tell the government all of

03:27

the classified material in his

03:28

possession had been returned so that

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affidavit the Corin had the junior

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lawyer uh sign was according to this

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opinion at the in at the um instruction

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of trump and a representation judge

03:45

baral wrote that the former president

03:47

knew to be wrong a sort of bland

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sounding sentence but you know it's head

03:53

spinning former president of the United

03:55

States tells his lawyer to tell the

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government that has that has both that

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has subpoena them and S search warrant

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that it's all it's all that has subpoena

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them that's the stage we're at now that

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it's all been returned and it's a lie

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it's it's so um sort of stunning that

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you know it's really the most kind of

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encourageable criminal that would still

04:21

be fighting and lying at this stage but

04:24

guess what so here's here's what the the

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sentence that really um jumped out at me

04:31

from the 87 page Howell opinion more

04:34

classified documents still were

04:37

uncovered in November 2022 in a leas

04:40

storage unit in December 22 in the

04:45

office at maral Lago so we did not know

04:48

that uh this whole second round yet and

04:53

apparently sometime thereafter in the

04:55

former president's own bedroom at Mara

04:57

Lago so there it seems like it's a not

05:00

much and a envelope or or folders that

05:04

are largely empty but my god um uh two

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to three rounds of ralat Trent post

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production after the service of a

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subpoena and search warrant that is an

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incorrigible criminal and is how uh

05:23

follows up notably no excuses provided

05:26

as to how the former president could

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miss the classifi side marked documents

05:31

found in his own bedroom at maral Lago

05:34

so this is just a picture of a of a more

05:37

and more incourage guilty uh president a

05:42

taking the Law into his own hands and B

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obstructing a

05:46

federal uh subpoena and and search and

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see plotting with his own lawyer to do

05:54

so it's it's you know mob uh Behavior to

05:59

to the Max and it's a reminder that the

06:03

maral Lago case is very cut and dried

06:09

and very serious and very righteous

06:13

there's really no argument that it's a

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sort of special politization of

06:18

political differences as someone could

06:21

try to do in a far-fetched way about say

06:25

January 6 this this is open and shut

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except uh he has the uh miraculous uh

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Good Fortune to have the you know one of

06:37

the very very few if not unique judges

06:40

in the country who open it but won't

06:43

shut it just she continues does ien

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Canon to slow walking in the meantime

06:49

also yesterday we learned of two motions

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uh from Team Trump

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completely um fictitious completely unw

06:59

warranted completely Lawless uh arguing

07:03

that the government committed uh

07:05

misconduct in the uh in particular in

07:10

the FBI raid and why is that because

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they were authorized to use deadly force

07:17

and the proof for that is a standard

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protocol that here's what you do when

07:20

you go into search and there is what you

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do to go into search searching is a

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dangerous uh situation and you do come

07:27

in with overwhelming Force to make sure

07:31

agents aren't hurt and to um uh make

07:35

sure evidence isn't destroyed but you

07:37

don't deploy that Force unless necessary

07:40

very well-trained federal agents in

07:43

exactly this so there's a uh ridiculous

07:47

suggestion uh meant I think to play and

07:50

maybe s maybe that will successfully

07:53

play with the president's faithful who

07:55

believe that the law enforcement is all

07:58

a a politicized deep state that they

08:01

were preparing to use or ready to use

08:05

deadly force against your former uh

08:08

president now these things of course

08:10

would all seem ridiculous and dismissed

08:13

immediately but then we have the Canon

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wild card and who's to know what she'll

08:17

do with it who's to know what you know

08:20

these the E even the the um information

08:24

that's come out um yesterday because she

08:26

finally unsealed it it's her underlying

08:29

emotions of of what to do have been

08:32

pending oh forever or or so and uh it's

08:37

a it's a shame it's disheartening it's

08:41

kind of scandalous that she you know is

08:45

just gumming this around and and slow

08:48

walking in a way that doesn't even it

08:51

seems you know that it you you might

08:53

think it's that she's overwhelmed and

08:56

not sure what to do but the fact that

08:58

she's so fast ously avoids doing any

09:02

kind of ruling that could be appealed to

09:04

the 11 circuit and Trigger her own

09:06

recusal suggest that in fact it's a more

09:10

intentional course of conduct on her

09:12

part that we sort of knew but this

09:15

Returns the focus especially as the New

09:17

York case is about to end and there's

09:19

nothing on the immediate

09:21

Horizon um so it just you know reminds

09:24

us of what should have been could have

09:26

been in the maralago casee but then this

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re

09:30

that two or three times after the whole

09:34

brewhaha did they have to go back and

09:36

get more documents including the final

09:38

time in Trump's bedroom just uh serves

09:42

to um illustrate what a what a

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completely Lawless indefensible

09:50

incourage

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criminal uh and dangerous of course uh

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talk you know talking about National

09:57

Defense information course of conduct

09:59

Trump is charged with and almost

10:01

certainly guilty of in the mara Lago

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case which for certain will not um come

10:09

to come to um you know fruition uh

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certainly could never be you know come

10:16

to final judgment if he were to win the

10:18

presidency if he were to lose I think it

10:21

should still um you know may maybe she

10:24

can try to slow walk it but the the

10:26

whole uh strategy would have to change

10:29

overnight because her her um incentives

10:32

I think would change and in any event we

10:35

they we wouldn't have the same pressing

10:37

deadline so if if Trump does lose this

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one isn't going away and shouldn't go

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away and we now have an even more

10:44

serious uh addition to the Litany of um

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criminal conduct on his part just the

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naked um uh refusal to comply with you

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know again and again and yet a third

10:58

time with documents in his bedroom a um

11:02

a lawful order from the federal

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government to produce documents the sort

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that was settled in US versus Nixon that

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uh in

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1974 or so that one has no choice and a

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former president has no choice but to

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swiftly uh comply with but uh not Donald

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Trump um the Scandal uh continues and

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proliferates talk to you later thanks

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