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Donald Trump's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, turned against his boss during his presidency. He is now one of the most vocal critics of the president's many former associates-turned-enemies, speaking out loud about his speculation about the Mar-a-Lago raid.

Among several new allegations he made in his CNN interview last night, Donald Trump called the documents found on Mar-a-Lago "out of negotiations." There is one that is saved as a trump card and used the moment the handcuffs are put on. - and the most likely candidate for the informant he allegedly told the FBI about what was kept in the mansion is the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.

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Florida Rep. One of the most hardcore pro-Trump Republicans, even he faces a major challenge from the right. A bizarre ad suggesting that he may have been Mar-a-Lago's reported "informant" who provided the FBI with information leading to a raid.

The advertisements you can see below show no evidence of that suggestion.

Former President Donald Trump has hired three new attorneys following theFBIraid on Mar-a-Lago recovers classified government documents. However, the trio failed to impress during numerous right-wing media appearances, in some cases seeding conspiracy theories

of lawyers. Trio: Alina Hubba, Lindsay Harrigan, Christina Bob.

Ms. Hubba previously stated that the Pulitzer Prize Committee had reported that the New York Times and Washington Post An article about the alleged Russian influence on the victory.

She was also sued by her former legal counsel in July, alleging that she created a hostile work environment at her New Jersey office.

Meanwhile, Ms. Bob and Ms. Harrigan were in Mara's Lago on the day of the search by the FBI. The women were barred from the building during the actual search and seizure of the documents, which Bob later claimed had to be "made up" for the FBI to use against Trump.

The former president has an army of lawyers to fight various legal battles. Pick a lawyer who created a unique problem

Donald Trump blew up on Truth Social over Liz Cheney's widely anticipated loss in last night's Wyoming primary election, saying thatshe wanted todestroy our country." Sniping her "uninspired concession speech." But he went a step further, citing her loss and suggesting that the January 6 selection committee on which she sat should give up its job.

This summer The selection committee has indicated it will likely hold more public sessions in the fall, thanks to a ton of tips and newly emboldened witnesses. Given that the Republican Party is expected to take back her House in November, the prospects for the committee's survival past next January look bleak.

Rudy Giuliani is scheduled to appear in court in Atlanta to testify before a special grand jury in an investigation into an illegal attempt to influence Georgia's 2020 election. Yes, The Associated Press reports.

He was informed earlier this week that he was under investigation, and multiple senior Trump advisers have asked for testimony. Others under pressure from Fulton County investigators include South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham.

Mr. Giuliani had previously claimed he was unable to travel to Georgia for the hearings because he had not yet received clearance to fly after undergoing medical procedures. But the District Attorney's Office Prosecutor should produce documentation showing that he purchased a post-surgery dated plane ticket.

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Rudy Giuliani Georgia Will appear in court in Atlanta and testify before a special grand jury to investigate possible illegal attempts to influence state's 2020 election

Mick Mulvaney, Donald Trump's former chief of staff, hopes the former president won't run for president in 2024.

"I don't think Donald Trump should be put forward," he said in a NewsNation interview,for the next generation to take over anyway.

Mr. Mulvaney, who infamously predicted that the former president would "graciously" concede the election in 2020,has become more prominent in the United States. Became a soft anti-Trump pundit who looks like Earlier this year he was controversially hired as a contributor for CBS News.

Former Trump administration officials have frequently attacked the media

Liz Cheney claims the FBI agents who searched Mar-a-Lago's home after losing the primary Tuesday night had political motives. accused the former president of spreading "insidious lies".

Ms Cheney said: "This is also an insidious lie."

We know that accepting a conspiracy causes violence and threats of violence.This happened on January 6th and is happening again now.”

Reuters A White House attorney was interviewed, citing a source, but it remains unclear exactly when this happened. However, as first reported by theNew York Times

Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney told CBS Tuesday. rice field. News that she doesn't regret not following Donald Trump's lies about the 2020 election. She echoed that sentiment in her concession speech late Tuesday night.

"I have no regrets," she said in an interview. "I am extremely proud of all the work I have done with the people of Wyoming over the past six years and truly understand and recognize that nothing is more important than upholding our Constitution. So I will continue to work and make sure I do it in a non-partisan way.”

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Cheney is in Wyoming He lost the state's general congressional district Republican primary to a Trump-backed primary challenger.

A North Carolina congressional candidate endorsed by Donald Trump has embarrassed himself by revealing in an interview that he doesn't know what the term "banana republic" means.

Bohines had intended to use this phrase to describe his FBI actions as a result of the FBI's search of Marr for his Lago, but the phrase was You didn't seem to understand that I wasn't referring to . To the popular clothing chain of the same name.

See The Independent for more information:

"It is now clear that Americans can add 'understanding the joke' to the ever-growing list of things Democrats don't understand. Says a campaign adviser