Trump Watch: Is Paul Manafort Jail-Bound? Plus, Help Wanted for Cohen's Legal Team
Special Counsel Robert Mueller is asking a federal judge to modify the former Trump campaign chairman's bail conditions after he was accused of attempting to tamper with witnesses.
June 15, 2018 at 07:30 AM
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Welcome back to Trump Watch. It's been a jam-packed news week in D.C., and we still need to get through Friday. Manafort could be in jail by the end of the day, and there are even more questions another one of Trump's old top dogs: Michael Cohen. All this as the DOJ from its epic loss after trying to block the AT&T-Time Warner merger. As always, thanks for reading, and please send tips and suggestions to [email protected], or follow me on Twitter @elliskkim. ➤➤ Want to receive Trump Watch as an email? Sign up here.
|Manafort Faces Mueller (Again)
Paul Manafort's Amy Berman Jackson attempted witness tampering second bite at the apple ➤ Robert Bennett Schertler & Onorato three superseding indictments
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Help Wanted for Michael Cohen:
has split with ➤ 1) 2) 3) initiated by the lawyers. it was the client legal fees Rick Gates did smoke signal ➤ captures ➤ Ryan Goodman Just Security
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Trump's DOJ Loses Big with AT&T
Richard Leon' everyone's tongue Makan Delrahim “It does not change our views that structural remedies is the best way to protect American consumers,” publicly opposed the deal CNN ➤ closed Thursday Tuesday's Quick takeaways from the day... 4 p.m. seemed buoyed not totally surprised ➤ “I think clients in general can breathe a sigh of relief Freshfields' Eric Mahr ➤ 19 exclamation points fun piece
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And More That Happened This Week:
➤ Barbara Underwood on Thursday Donald Trump the Trump Foundation, New York Law Journal ➤ The New York Court of Appeals Trump's Summer Zervos New York Law Journal ➤ Attorney General Jeff Sessions allowed ➤ James Wolfe pleaded not guilty ➤ DOJ Inspector General report Thursday
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