Speculative email suggesting Trump may hire attorney Alan Dershowitz
The passage offers a vague, unsubstantiated hint that former President Trump might hire Alan Dershowitz. It lacks concrete details such as dates, transactions, or corroborating evidence, making it a l Sender references "trump will probably hire dershowitz" without supporting evidence. Email marked as confidential/attorney‑client privileged, suggesting possible legal context. Includes a link to a J
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The passage offers a vague, unsubstantiated hint that former President Trump might hire Alan Dershowitz. It lacks concrete details such as dates, transactions, or corroborating evidence, making it a l Sender references "trump will probably hire dershowitz" without supporting evidence. Email marked as confidential/attorney‑client privileged, suggesting possible legal context. Includes a link to a J
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