Former President Donald J. Trump filed a motion to appoint a Special Master to review the material seized by the FBI from Mar-A-Lago. The stated purpose of the review by the Special.
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disseminate to their clients. yeah. you are jumping right deep into it. i m saying at a big picture level, how often do u.s. defense attorneys in a case get accused by a federal prosecutor of a disinformation campaign online? i mean, even that, just that? right. almost never. discovery disputes come up pretty regularly in criminal cases. something in this magnitude, nothing you see in the average case. broader than the legal fight, what do you think mueller is trying to say or put on notice here? i think he is putting a real danger to give out information that may have you know information about uncharged people in this investigation. that may have information about the sources about the investigation the tactics and the methods that we re using. it s a real danger not just because it could be leaked in the united states, because it is being leaked in russia. and they are using this fgs, t
that middle america wants, border security, renegotiating trade deals and bringing jobs back. the discovery disputes have democrats have no plan. they re at a loss to see what issues to run on. lisa: part of hillary clinton s problem was democrats ignored the working class voters absolutely the true. lisa: they had 8 years under president obama. do you think democrats realize that? i think they do now. they didn t during the campaign. the middle western middle american states like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, ohio, they all were up for grabs in ways that i don t think most people thought. and cory is right. we need a jobs program for democrats, we need an economic empowerment program and we need a program for small business that is inclusive and broad based. we just can t run on the same old issues that you rightly
one, two, three, but six motions for sanctions for playing hide the ball with discovery. i think in a case like this, that s unforgivable. the problem is, we don t know the nature of these discovery disputes. right. so for us to make a judgment about who s right and who s wrong. it is true prosecutors get used to a certain level, it s not passivity, but sort of overworked defense lawyers. when you run into guys like this, who will push everything to the max, you know, the prosecutors sometimes don t know how to react and sometimes they don t react well. when it comes to discovery disputes, this debate is old, it s the montagues and the caplets and the sharks and the jets. defense attorneys and prosecutors are always arguing, and the basic gist is the defense feels like they re entitled to see everything, and the prosecution feels like after a while you re asking for the sun, the moon and the stars.