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Letter to mar-a-lago saying you need to secure that room downstairs. they subsequently put a padlock on it. thats important for two reasons, two months ago the doj team saw things that concerned them to an extent they said put a lock on it. but its also important because it gave investigators an eye on the ground. gave them a chance to see where documents are stored and give an idea of the lay of the land. when you fast forward to yesterday, a lot of planning goes into that. the first thing you ...

The actual investigators. so anything seized first has to likely go through a filter team. all of this is documented by a photographer. and the material that is seized is meticulously cataloged sand going to be left with a receipt that is there on the property and given to trumps attorneys. so what you need to see if former president trump is, in fact, committed to being open and transparent about what occurred. first thing he can do is release that property receipt of what was taken on the grou...

They did get that approval and they just revealed that yesterday. the approval they got to access that cell phone came july 12th. that allowed them to start pulling data off of that. it will go through what they call a filter team, so lawyers that look at it to make sure if there is attorney/client privilege material, other things that should be private, that that doesnt get into the hands of investigators. what this all means is this investigation is moving fast, that they are looking at materi...

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To the extent he claims client privilege it is unusual. >> it is not our type. >> there is no attorney client privilege for a crime or a fraud. that is the crime fraud exception. the court already concluded that these claims of privilege or a no go. in fairness to the court and in fairness to eastman, we have never really been here before where there is a siege being investigated and we are determining whether or not the communications with the president may have been attorney-client privilege. ...

And i told my staff that somet. disagreed. but now it turns out the diary is authentic. the new york times corroborated it. obviously its real now. but moreover, sean, microsoft someone at microsoft contacted us this week and showed us these secret warrants . the department of justice went to magistrate judges and got all these secret warrants and got all of our emails. weat use microsoft outlook all over emails back to january twenty . twenty eight monthsback before e even heard about the diary...

Everybody is getting up to ramming speed. the federal havent been doing anything. also, realize this, in 2019, when rudy is having these conversations and so forth, some are saying he was manipulated. well, law enforcement, back then in 2019, went up into the eye cloud to see what was going on in his accounts, and also his emails. and they had a filter team check it so they could give it to the prosecutors. and then from 2019 to 2021, that search warrant that they got is based on that discovery,...

I dont know. it could be an independent investigation. but ask yourself. why is the eastern district involved in an investigation of the ukrainians? how did it start in the eastern district? an informant? and the parallel is we have on the state level the d.a. and the a.g. and theyre cooperating. there is a combination of resources. they probably drew a line between the state and federal investigation for a variety of reasons. but it strikes me that everybody is getting up to ramming speed. you ...

And at best, it reflects the fact that they believe theyre finding something criminal. but i have to tell you, katy, when you tell fbi agents and cia officers and analysts that theyre facing criminal exposure because of the work they did in furtherance of the national security, guess what happens? they get lawyers. and they refuse to cooperate. and so were about to face a spectacle where youre going to see the white house and certain news outlets claim, look at these people, they have lawyered u...

So its very disturbing. at best it reflects the fact that they believe theyre finding something criminal. but i have to tell you, katy, when you tell cia officers and analysts that theyre facing criminal exposure because of the work they did in furtherance of the national security, guess what happens. they get lawyers and refuse to cooperate. so were about to face a spectacle. theyre going to say, look at these people. theyve lawyered up. is this a deliberate strategy to make that happen. >> for...