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Trump has a leak problem, and a legal problem...

Everyone knows that for his entire life, Trump has been litigious it's part of his DNA.

At dinner last night I asked a lawyer friend what it took to breach the Attorney/client privilege bond.  He said it took a lot, in fact, it took several proof that a criminal conspiracy was orchestrated by the client and the lawyer.  As my friend said, not only proof of conspiracy but serval confirmation.  

The breach of Trump attorney/client privilege a few weeks ago indicates that the DOJ has undeniable proof, that it presented in front of a judge.  Sooo that means that the DOJ had strong and multiple testimonies that Trump was up to no good, and it's even possible that Trump spoke to his lawyers in front of witnesses that have now spilled the beans on Trump.  

It gets worse for Trump, it now emerged that Trump had his staff move documents the day prior to the DOJ raiding his home in Florida...there is apparently even a video of the action.

Therefore, in addition to all the other stuff, Trump will face obstruction of justice charges.

Some will say that if Trump had been anyone else he would not have been treated so harshly by the DOJ, in fact, if he had been anyone else he would already be in prison for what he did with these documents.  Because it also emerged that he showed the secret documents to third parties...

I mean seriously, he's like a bad bond Dr. Evil vilain....you know the bozo who explains and gets caught!


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