After it became known that the prestigious lawyer Chris Kise, who would represent Donald Trump in the Mar-a-Lago case, had been removed from the case, a report has come to light that assures that the tycoon ignored some recommendations of the former attorney general of Florida to get out of this case well.
According to the report, after Trump gave Kise a $3 million advance, Kise advised him to “cool down” with the Justice Department through much more combative tactics, but he simply ignored him and would have preferred ” get him out” of the case.
Citing sources familiar with the internal deliberations of Trump’s legal team, The Washington Post reports that Kise has found himself “in a battle” with others in the former president’s orbit who have “advised a more aggressive posture” toward the criminal investigation into whether Trump broke any law when he amassed more than 11,000 government-owned documents at his Mar-a-Lago club including more than 100 with rating marks.
Although the former Florida attorney general not part of Trump’s biggest legal case According to the aforementioned media, the governor is expected to remain in the tycoon’s legal team, but will not lead his defense regarding the discovery of 11,000 confidential files found in his mansion.
Kise could focus on other investigations facing Donald Trump, such as the recent lawsuit brought by New York City Attorney Letitia James over long-running tax evasion allegations.
if you know that the $3 million that the former attorney received was paid by the political action committee “Save America”which was launched by Trump in November 2020 after the presidential election.