Ex-Prosecutor Breaks Down ‘Calculated’ Move From Donald Trump’s Legal Team
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“That’s why you heard about condoms," said Andrew Weissman.
Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann on Thursday argued why he believes Donald Trump’s legal team made a “calculated” move in not objecting to the more salacious details that porn actor Stormy Daniels gave in testimony about having sex with the former president.
Trump lawyer Susan Necheles is “really experienced,” Weissmann told MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell.
“She doesn’t forget to object,” he continued, calling it “gamesmanship.”
“They want this in the case,” he added. “It is a distraction.”
“What’s the calculation?” asked O’Donnell.
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