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6:09Now PlayingTrump's lawyer, Alina Habba, makes Donald Trump look even worse with an invisible document defense during an interview with Newsmax. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump Lawyer Laughs Off Classified Document Folders Being Empty‘Could Mean Anything… Could Mean They Are Invisible’
"Trump lawyer Alina Habba joined Newsmax’s John Bachman Now Tuesday for a very friendly interview about the FBI’s raid of former President Donald Trump’s Florida residence last month.
After a conversion about how “diverse” the crowd at Trump rallies is and slamming the FBI for raiding Melania’s closet and Barron’s room, Bachman asked Habba about the recent revelation that 48 “empty folders with classified markings” were seized from Trump’s possession.
“And then the other thing, too, that we can’t get past is that these envelopes, most of them were empty. What does that tell us?” asked Bachman with a chuckle.
“I don’t know,” Habba shot back, before recalling a meme she saw recently.
“I saw this meme that was very funny on Instagram, I believe it was. And it said it’s amazing. At first it was the codes to the nuclear weapons. Now it’s invisible classified documents. You know, it could mean anything. I don’t know,” she added, before answering the question."
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