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This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast. Donald Trump's world continues

to shrink as special prosecutor Jack Smith and the Department of Justice squeeze him from every

angle in their investigation into the form of President's handling of classified documents as well

as his role in the January 6th attack on the Capitol. All signs point to a coming indictment

and the charges might just stick this time. So once again for the second time in less than six

months the world is on Trump indictment watch. This time the likely charges will be for violating

the Espinoge Act and obstruction of justice. Now according to the independent newspaper,

prosecutors are ready to ask grand jurors to approve the indictment against Trump for violating

a portion of the U.S. criminal code known as Section 793 which prohibits gathering transmitting

or losing any information respecting the national defense. The paper further adds that the use of

Section 793 is a strategic decision by prosecutors to do an in-round around Trump's bullshit

excuse that he had the authority as president to declassify documents that he took from the

White House and smuggled tomorrow or Lardo after his presidential term expired.

So it means that Trump is screwed even he was allowed to keep his papers because it states

emphatically that anyone who has documents pertaining to national defense cannot knowingly communicate

or transmit that information. Now I'm paraphrasing here but the gist is that they're going to use

the audio around Trump fucking bragging about being in possession of a plan to attack Iran

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