[Macho MAGA Man]

Good Lord! If true, Trump is ahead of the game 3-fold. Read the article carefully to understand what's going on.

[dontreadthis]

Makes sense to me. No supporting evidence in the suit seems to be a clue.

[alancarp]

Okay, so if I read this right, Trump and his team withheld the materials pertinent to his lawsuit against Clinton, et al, with what had to be the expectation that he'd later be subject to an FBI raid to confiscate those documents.

That's bold... and well beyond "4-D chess".

[ChessExpert]

I’m nostalgic for the good old days (2016-2020) of winning by winning. I’ll guess I’ll have to settle for winning by losing for a while.

[tired&retired]

Per the article

“If the documents seized by the FBI were part of the lawsuit established by President Trump and his legal team via Trump -v- Clinton, then the material seized is all attorney client work product. Lawfully obtained, constitutionally declassified and legally protected material.

This is where the ‘special master’ will play a key role.”

[tired&retired]

The FBI raid was to seize Trump’s evidence against the FBI and the DOJ. And they did just that.

Unless the actual evidence was held by Trump’s attorney.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[chopperk]

Trump must have hired some stupid attorneys.

[Observator]

This is a huge win for President Trump. Why? Because people are talking about it. When the Fraud is under discussion, we are going in the right direction.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

BTTT