Biden DOJ and Trump's Legal Team at Each Other's Throats Over Special Master Candidates 

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Judge Aileen Cannon granted the Trump legal team’s motion for a special master to review the documents the FBI seized after they raided Mar-a-Lago on August 8. She also issued an injunction on any further analysis by the Department of Justice regarding these documents. The core of the Justice Department’s investigation into the Trump records is on hold. Of course, the government filed an appeal, which, even on an expedited track, could take several months to resolve—and the DOJ could lose the motion. They also predicted that delaying their investigation into Trump could create a national security issue. 

Some of the files taken consisted of Time magazine covers and empty folders. The credibility of the FBI, especially under a Democrat, is nonexistent. And the Justice Department’s pervasive leaks concerning this probe are of equal concern since the updates are primarily fake news. The media, in typical fashion, couldn’t care less. So, with a prolonged appeal fight ahead, the Justice Department also is duking it out with Trump’s lawyers over special master candidates (via NYT): Read more and see tweets here.