According to Washington Post reporter Carol Linig, Donald Trump's legal team is in far
more chaos than most people realize.
During an interview this week, Linig admitted that she and her colleagues over at the Washington
Post are in fact getting tips every week from people close to Donald Trump's legal team
saying, This lawyer's out, this lawyer's back in.
This one's being ignored.
So let me read to you what Ms. Linig had to say about what's really happening behind the
scenes with Donald Trump's legal team.
I feel like it's really important to say that you can't underestimate how potentially chaotic
Donald Trump's legal strategies, strategies are because in any given week at the Washington
Post, we're hearing from sources that this lawyer's out, this other lawyer is in.
Now that lawyer is back and important and leading the charge.
Now that lawyer is sidelined.
There's a lot of disagreement on this team about how to proceed.
There's some back fighting.
There's a view from some of the newer lawyers that arrive that the lawyer there is in the
first and not the former president, got in a lot of trouble with legal advice.
And I, I think anything is possible to be fair.
Anything is possible in terms of what Donald Trump will tried next.
Now, this is something of course we have talked about many, many times because, you know,
Trump's legal team, they're the ones who are supposed to be protecting him.
Now, some of them have had to hire their own lawyers because they've gotten in trouble.
He's got the new lawyer, Christopher Ki, who actually knows what he's doing.
But according to the reports, they're not actually listening to him.
He's trying to get Donald Trump to stop attacking the doj, but Trump refuses making his problems
worse.
So, yeah, I can understand why there would be a lot of turmoil behind the scenes and
a lot of fighting between these lawyers because again, you've got ki who has the experience,
Dude has argued cases in front of the Supreme Court.
He is a defense lawyer, a white collar defense lawyer.
He knows what he's doing.
Meanwhile, you've got Alina Haba, the former parking garage lawyer who wants to go on TV
five times a day so she can become famous.
You've got Christina, Bob, the former one America News anchor, who has no idea what
the hell she's doing.
She's now had to hire a lawyer because she could be facing an obstruction of justice
investigation.
Nobody knows what the hell is going on, and everybody seems to have their own agenda.
Bob, of course, is in her cover your moment.
Haba is trying to get famous and Case is just trying to do the best for his client.
And it creates a lot of problems when everybody has their own agenda, none of which fall in
line with the other ones.
So, yeah, there's a lot of problems here.
And I will say the constant bringing in and, and removing and sidelining of these lawyers,
just so everybody is aware, that's not a normal thing in any kind of trial, whether it's criminal
or civil.
You have your team of lawyers, occasionally you'll bring in other people
For consultations.
You know, you'll seek out their advice.
They're not an official part of the team.
It's more of a friendly type thing, right?
Like, Hey John, you've handled these cases before.
How did you do it?
You know, this is what I've got here.
Tell me how you would, uh, do this.
I see lawyers do it every day, Trust me folks.
But they take their advice and they work with their team to implement that advice.
Everybody has to be on the same page or else it doesn't work.
Again, I have lived this, I have worked with these people every day for over 18 years.
I know how lawyers operate and what we're seeing from Donald Trump's legal team is not
normal.
And of course, that's probably a good thing because it just increases the chances that
if he's indicted, they're not gonna be able to mount a strong defense because none of
them are on the same page.