We need to be honest about how the American justice system, in all its inequality, has enabled Donald Trump. - thereidout Blog
put a finer point on Trump’s alleged criminality by reporting that he had asked one of his lawyers to say he had returned all the documents to the National Archives, when the lawyer wasn’t sure that was true. MSNBC and NBC News have not independently verified the reports.Attempts to get Trump’s representatives to falsely state he had no presidential records in his possession could serve as evidence that he was intentionally and knowingly withholding documents.
Perhaps the Justice Department has already moved swiftly to acquire any documents Trump may still have at his Florida estate — or anywhere else, for that matter. Perhaps the Justice Department has sought and gotten another court-approved subpoena to investigate Trump’s home. But that seems implausible given how Trump ordinarily reacts publicly and angrily to investigative developments. So the question, for me, becomes: “What’s the holdup?”
It’s hard to imagine federal investigators getting a tip about, say, a drug trafficking ring, having reason to believe the evidence is still at the scene of the crime, and refusing to retrieve it. And everything we’ve heard from national security experts on “The ReidOut” over the past few months suggests that the top-secret documents already recovered from Trump’s home are more significant than a brick of cocaine.
So here we are, in all-too-familiar territory, waiting anxiously for the Justice Department to mete out justice to Trump the same way it has seen fit to pursue low-level offenders — preferably before the ex-president is able to re-establish his power beyond the Justice Department’s control.
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