Knowing them, and based on past performance, they probably later “stuffed” in other documents.” The fact remains, however, that Trump has peddled this claim many times, but when given an opportunity to make the argument in court, he and his lawyers have avoided it, knowing how absurd it is. It made its way around Twitter pretty quickly. Maybe the FBI “planted” the incriminating evidence? Believe it or not, the former president re-embraced this line on Friday night, writing to his social media platform, “When the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago, they wouldn’t let my lawyers or representatives anywhere near them. It was House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan peddling this line on CNN yesterday, which was weird because the indictment itself features a direct quote in which Trump himself debunked the claim.ġ1. Trump declassified the classified documents. In fact, officials at the National Archives published a thorough takedown of this claim on Friday, setting the record straight.ġ0.
The Presidential Records Act empowered Trump to do what he did. This week, Josh and Kate discuss the independent state legislature decision, an incriminating tape and House Freedom Caucus squabbling. Marshall occasionally posts pictures of his baby son or writes about finding old Bob Dylan. Ron DeSantis was among its early champions last week - but there’s no credible evidence of the Justice Department being weaponized since Trump left office.ĩ. Talking points memo can be as casual and digressive as any blog. Law enforcement has been “weaponized.” This talking point has been uttered by more Republicans than I could possibly count - Florida Gov.
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