BREAKING: President Trump’s Legal Team Moves For Dismissal?

As the Trump witch hunt continues to escalate, new developments are looking hopeful for the 45th President of The United States.

The current inside scoop comes from journalist Paul Sperry, according to Sperry:

“Insiders say Trump’s new legal team preparing to file a motion to dismiss the case citing prosecutorial misconduct & will ask Judge Cannon to unseal Obama-appointed Judge Howell’s order breaching attorney-client privilege b/t Corcoran and Trump and declare notes inadmissible.”

BREAKING: Insiders say Trump's new legal team preparing to file motion to dismiss case citing prosecutorial misconduct & will ask Judge Cannon to unseal Obama-appointed Judge Howell's order breaching attorney-client privilege b/t Corcoran and Trump and declare notes inadmissable

— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) June 13, 2023

One legal expert dissected the pending charges against President Trump in the federal classified documents case.

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Trending Politics reports:

Legal analysts believe the former president may have a strong case in seeking to have the case dismissed, citing inappropriate lines of questioning by federal prosecutors and possible witness tampering.

Former Trump attorney Timothy Parlatore, speaking about his time before a grand jury, said he witnessed firsthand the lengths that DOJ prosecutors would go to intimate the president is guilty by exercising his Fifth Amendment and attorney-client privileges.

Julie Kelly had this to say:

The court files related to Trump’s lawsuit seeking a special master offer far more info than Smith’s indictment. Be wary of those commenting on classified docs case who didn’t follow that lawsuit or aren’t getting up to speed on the timeline and events.

To me, Trump’s biggest mistake was not fighting the ridiculously broad subpoena for all documents with “classified markings.” (Another Beryl Howell dandy.) NO president would’ve willingly complied the way Trump did (of course no former president would’ve faced such a subpoena.)

In less than a month, he and his team conducted searches for request docs. Trump delayed moving to Bedminster for the summer to greet Jay Bratt (DOJ counterintelligence chief) and FBI investigators at MAL. He offered his cooperation. They produced more documents.

Were mistakes made? Probably. But Smith’s accusation that there was a “willful” attempt to hide national defense docs (not part of May 2022 subpoena BTW) is false on its face.

And Smith’s investigative coup is WHOLLY reliant on Obama judge Beryl Howell, which is why Garland then Smith conducted all its work in DC then switched to FLA at the last minute.

Anyone insisting this process and indictment are legit is either uninformed or spinning for political purposes.

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The court files related to Trump’s lawsuit seeking a special master offer far more info than Smith’s indictment. Be wary of those commenting on classified docs case who didn’t follow that lawsuit or aren’t getting up to speed on the timeline and events.

To me, Trump’s biggest…

— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) June 12, 2023

According to The Gateway Pundit:

In a letter to House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman Rep. Mike Turner of Ohio in April, former Trump lawyer Timothy C. Parlatore argued that NARA’s cooperation with the outgoing Trump administration differed starkly with what the agency had done with every president since Carter.

“When President Trump left office, there was little time to prepare for the outgoing transition from the presidency.

Unlike his three predecessors, each of whom had over four years to prepare for their departure upon completion of their second term, President Trump had a much shorter time to wind up his administration,” Parlatore wrote.