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    Birds Away

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    I honestly haven't been following this. Many in the radical left media seem to think this is a "gotcha" moment. What's the "gotcha"?
     

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    I honestly haven't been following this. Many in the radical left media seem to think this is a "gotcha" moment. What's the "gotcha"?

    It gives people with TDS who are emotionally invested in hate for Trump a false reason to get out of bed in the morning.
    WE HAVE HIM THIS TIME FOR SURE!

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    I honestly haven't been following this. Many in the radical left media seem to think this is a "gotcha" moment. What's the "gotcha"?

    A judge asked Michael Cohen to name his clients, after he claimed he had there. Two were named, but there was pushback on naming the third. Cohen then named Hannity. Hannity says he's not a client of Cohen, despite Cohen naming him, and also Hannity is trying to claim attorney/client privilege.

    People who are willing to believe that Cohen simply gave Hannity of "advice," haven't quite been able to explain why (if that's true) Cohen would list him as a "client." Lawyers give advice all the time, yet this is the first time that type of advice given to Hannity by Cohn, which Hannity has implied as minor, enables him to be outed (by Cohen as a client). When Houghmade and Fargo give relatively minor advice, here on INGO, are they expected to list us as clients? Besides the fact that Hannity has been staunchly defending Cohen, in light of their relationship, the above is problematic. "Anti-Trumper" legal minds Alan Dershowitz and Judge Napolitano both agree that Hannity should have disclosed this relationship.
     

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    For those who sometimes take their head out of the sand.
    [video=youtube;wX0EvJm2Gb0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX0EvJm2Gb0[/video]
     

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    Isn't this why Bill closed the other thread. Please take the arguments some place else.
     

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    A judge asked Michael Cohen to name his clients, after he claimed he had there. Two were named, but there was pushback on naming the third. Cohen then named Hannity. Hannity says he's not a client of Cohen, despite Cohen naming him, and also Hannity is trying to claim attorney/client privilege.

    People who are willing to believe that Cohen simply gave Hannity of "advice," haven't quite been able to explain why (if that's true) Cohen would list him as a "client." Lawyers give advice all the time, yet this is the first time that type of advice given to Hannity by Cohn, which Hannity has implied as minor, enables him to be outed (by Cohen as a client). When Houghmade and Fargo give relatively minor advice, here on INGO, are they expected to list us as clients? Besides the fact that Hannity has been staunchly defending Cohen, in light of their relationship, the above is problematic. "Anti-Trumper" legal minds Alan Dershowitz and Judge Napolitano both agree that Hannity should have disclosed this relationship.

    Did someone mistake Hannity for an objective journalist or something? He's a biased commentator and always has been. He's also either not that bright or will say whatever it takes to trigger people...probably both....which doesn't mean he's always wrong, but makes his rightness somewhat less than a given.

    I don't see this as much because I never had any particular faith in Hannity to begin with.

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