Trump lawyers allegedly sent a cease‑publication letter to Michael Wolff's publisher
Trump lawyers allegedly sent a cease‑publication letter to Michael Wolff's publisher The passage hints at possible legal intimidation by the Trump campaign to suppress a book, offering a concrete action (a letter) and a date (Jan 4 2018). While the claim is not new and lacks details on the letter’s contents or recipients, it provides a lead for obtaining the letter through discovery or FOIA requests and could expose a pattern of press‑suppression tactics. Key insights: A forwarded email from Kathy Ruemmler claims Trump’s lawyers sent a demand letter to Michael Wolff’s publisher.; The email is dated Jan 4 2018 and marked “High” importance.; The communication is flagged as confidential and possibly attorney‑client privileged.
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Trump lawyers allegedly sent a cease‑publication letter to Michael Wolff's publisher The passage hints at possible legal intimidation by the Trump campaign to suppress a book, offering a concrete action (a letter) and a date (Jan 4 2018). While the claim is not new and lacks details on the letter’s contents or recipients, it provides a lead for obtaining the letter through discovery or FOIA requests and could expose a pattern of press‑suppression tactics. Key insights: A forwarded email from Kathy Ruemmler claims Trump’s lawyers sent a demand letter to Michael Wolff’s publisher.; The email is dated Jan 4 2018 and marked “High” importance.; The communication is flagged as confidential and possibly attorney‑client privileged.
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