Trump reveals damning evidence against Biden administration in classified documents case.
‘Extensive Communications’: Trump Drops Bombshell Evidence About Biden WH, Jack Smith in Classified Docs Case
Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers made a stunning revelation in the federal court overseeing his classified documents case. They claimed that there were “extensive communications” between special counsel Jack Smith’s office, the White House, the Department of Justice, and the National Archives and Records Administration prior to their client’s indictment.
Journalist Julie Kelly, who covered the hearing, described it as a bombshell revelation. She mentioned that the evidence included “years” worth of security footage from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property in Florida. Additionally, there was evidence of extensive communications between the White House, NARA, intelligence agencies, and the DOJ to determine which files to include in the indictment.
I’ll post a story soon but some bombshell revelations:
• Trove of evidence includes “years” worth of security footage from MAL
•Evidence of “extensive communications” btw White House, NARA, intel agencies and DOJ/Jack Smith prior to indictment to determine which files to…
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) November 1, 2023
Kelly reiterated that Trump’s lawyers informed Judge Cannon that they had evidence of collaboration between the Biden White House, NARA, DOJ, and intelligence agencies to determine which documents to include in Jack Smith’s indictment.
To emphasize: Trump’s lawyers told Judge Cannon this afternoon they have evidence that the Biden White House collaborated with NARA, DOJ, and intel agencies to determine which documents to include in Jack Smith’s indictment.
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) November 1, 2023
Just the News reported in August 2022 that the Biden White House worked directly with the Justice Department and the National Archives to initiate the criminal probe into Trump. Government documents obtained by the news outlet showed that the White House Deputy Counsel was engaged in conversations with the FBI, DOJ, and National Archives as early as April. The White House counsel informed the National Archivist that President Biden would not object to waiving executive privilege, allowing the DOJ to subpoena Trump for any remaining materials from his presidency.
Trump’s lawyers received a letter from the acting National Archivist, stating that the White House had requested the FBI’s access to the documents for review. The letter also mentioned that Biden empowered the National Archivist to determine whether to uphold Trump’s claim of executive privilege, which she decided not to honor.
Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz expressed surprise at the Biden White House’s decision to waive Trump’s executive privilege, stating that it undermines the concept of privilege and raises concerns about future presidents’ privacy.
Kelly also noted that the start date for Trump’s classified documents trial in May 2024 may be pushed back due to various issues, including discovery delays and conflicting trial schedules. Judge Cannon expressed doubts about the feasibility of completing the work within the compressed timeframe.
Trump’s legal team is seeking a delay in the trial until after the November election next year, citing challenges in the jury selection process and the need for a fair and impartial adjudication.
Trump is currently facing 91 felony indictments brought by Jack Smith and Democratic prosecutors in New York City and Fulton County, Georgia.
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How will the potential delays in discovery and conflicting trial schedules affect the scheduled trial date in May 2024?
Timeframe. The judge stated that it would be challenging to review all the evidence and arrange witness testimonies before the scheduled trial date.
In response, Trump’s lawyers requested additional time to complete the discovery process and gather more evidence of the alleged collaboration between the Biden White House, NARA, DOJ, and intelligence agencies. They argued that this evidence is crucial to their client’s defense and should be thoroughly examined before proceeding with the trial.
The revelation of extensive communications between these entities raises serious questions about the impartiality of the investigation into Trump’s classified documents. If proven true, it suggests a coordinated effort to target and indict the former president. Such collaboration between the White House, DOJ, and intelligence agencies would undermine the credibility and integrity of the entire process.
Moreover, the decision by the Biden White House to waive Trump’s executive privilege further adds to the concerns surrounding the case. By doing so, President Biden essentially allowed the DOJ to access all remaining materials from Trump’s presidency, leaving no room for his claim of executive privilege. This move sets a precedent that may have far-reaching implications for future presidents and their privacy rights.
The article also raises the issue of the trial’s timeline. With potential delays in discovery and conflicting trial schedules, it appears unlikely that the trial will proceed as initially planned in May 2024. The judge’s doubts about completing the necessary work within the compressed timeframe further emphasize the complexity of the case and the importance of allowing sufficient time for a fair and thorough trial.
Overall, the bombshell revelation of extensive communications between the Biden White House, NARA, DOJ, and intelligence agencies, as well as the decision to waive Trump’s executive privilege, raises significant concerns about the fairness and integrity of the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. It remains to be seen how these revelations will impact the trial’s proceedings and the perception of the investigation’s legitimacy.
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