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The Trump indictment reveals why investigators were asking most of the questions that made the press coverage. But it doesn't reveal when the surveillance gaps are, who put them there, and why.

As a former prosecutor at The Hague, Jack Smith learned from Justice Robert Jackson at Nuremberg how to prosecute the crimes of national leaders, and the indictment of Trump reflects those lessons well.

The Mar-a-Lago indictment is, in very significant part, a renewed invitation to Walt Nauta to cooperate in an ongoing grand jury investigation into what happens to documents when they go to Bedminster and disappear forever. 

Here's a link. I'll update in a bit. There are 31 counts for withholding documents, each holding a 10 year sentencing, on top of the obstruction charges. I'll summarize them: May 3, 2018 White House intelligence briefing (TS/NOFORN/SPECIALHANDLING) …

Donald Trump has been indicted under the Espionage Act.

I a Trump indictment comes in the next few weeks, it could provide Republicans an opportunity to distance themselves from Trump.

After it became public that Trump had returned hundreds of classified records in January 2022, Trump denied he had been in the filing room sorting classified documents. DOJ likely now has abundant evidence that the filing room came to him.

Golf as a professional sport now has completely lost its way with the merger of PGA with LIV. Apparently blood money makes the greens greener.

The evidence submitted in the Michael Sussmann trial showed that those in the Cyber Division who first assessed the anomalies made clear errors and unconvincing claims about their awareness of the DNC's involvement. And yet, John Durham covered that up.

Light sentences were doled out to several crying Oath Keeper seditionists over two days of high drama in a federal courtroom.