Noon Friday Is Deadline for DOJ To Release at Least a Redacted Copy of Affidavit Against Trump

The magistrate judge issues an order to unseal, as the former president pursues a motion for judicial oversight of his papers.

AP/Julia Nikhinson
President Trump outside Trump Tower, August 10, 2022. AP/Julia Nikhinson

By noon on Friday, America, and President Trump, will start to glimpse at least some of what Judge Bruce Reinhart and Attorney General Garland already know in respect of the case building against the 45th president in connection with documents found at Mar-a-Lago. 

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