A lawyer for the Trump presidential transition team is accusing Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s office of inappropriately obtaining transition documents as part of its Russia probe, including confidential attorney-client communications, privileged communications and thousands of emails.
In a letter obtained by Fox News and sent to House and Senate committees on Saturday, the transition team’s attorney alleges “unlawful conduct” by the career staff at the General Services Administration in handing over transition documents to the special counsel’s office.
The transition legal team argues it could be a violation of the 4th Amendment – which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Kory Langhofer, the counsel to Trump for America, wrote in Saturday's letter that the GSA “did not own or control the records in question.”
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This WITCH HUNT is Over !!! Won't hold up in ANY Court !
ReplyDeleteWhat a waste of time and money to the tax payer , get er done you idiots.
ReplyDeleteIf Mueller can do this then why Was Clinton and her aides were allowed to remove their personal paperwork and communications? These were Government property and was this not a violation of Law by these Government Agencies and the FBI? That is the excuse Mueller is using against Trump and his associates. Where is the fair and impartial investigation? Clinton and her associates has been tied into the Russian collusion, so where is arrest from Mueller on these Democrats. There is a lot of evidence of a biased investigation. Possibly violations of Law being altered to eliminate Democrat prosecution.
ReplyDeleteThis is what Clinton and Lynch agreed to in that airplane meeting. Quit complaining.
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