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<blockquote data-quote="728ups" data-source="post: 5386714" data-attributes="member: 33372">I love the part where Coleman says Trumps Lawyers are playing Uno and the DOJ is playing Chess.&nbsp; Thats funny i dont care who you areFormer prosecutor Charles Coleman argued that former President Donald Trump&#039;s legal team is out of its depth in their efforts to stall the Justice Department&#039;s review of potentially classified documents seized by the FBI in the search of Mar-a-Lago.&quot;The DOJ and the FBI have already indicated that they have gone through the documents. Essentially Merrick Garland and the DOJ are playing chess. Donald Trump and his legal team, they are playing Uno, and that&#039;s — that&#039;s the only way I can explain it, because at this point, they have taken away every reason that they would need to have a special master. So by saying, look, we identified attorney-client privilege, identified things that need to be returned to the National Archives, and identified material that&#039;s so sensitive and so private and so top secret in nature that it has to be returned to the actual government and cannot be in public purview, they have made the issue of a special master actually moot.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="728ups, post: 5386714, member: 33372"] I love the part where Coleman says Trumps Lawyers are playing Uno and the DOJ is playing Chess. Thats funny i dont care who you are Former prosecutor Charles Coleman argued that former President Donald Trump's legal team is out of its depth in their efforts to stall the Justice Department's review of potentially classified documents seized by the FBI in the search of Mar-a-Lago. "The DOJ and the FBI have already indicated that they have gone through the documents. Essentially Merrick Garland and the DOJ are playing chess. Donald Trump and his legal team, they are playing Uno, and that's — that's the only way I can explain it, because at this point, they have taken away every reason that they would need to have a special master. So by saying, look, we identified attorney-client privilege, identified things that need to be returned to the National Archives, and identified material that's so sensitive and so private and so top secret in nature that it has to be returned to the actual government and cannot be in public purview, they have made the issue of a special master actually moot." [/QUOTE]

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