Ex-Trump White House Attorney Has Withering 1-Liner On Classified Docs Judge Claim
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Ty Cobb called out Aileen Cannon's suggestion about potential jurors in the former president's classified documents case.
Ty Cobb, a former Donald Trump White House attorney, on Wednesday dismissed a new suggestion from U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon — the Trump-appointed judge overseeing the former president’s classified documents prosecution — that a jury may not understand the intricacies and nuances of the case.
Cobb fired back at Cannon’s claim on CNN’s “OutFront” show.
“I think most jurors will have a triple-digit IQ,” the lawyer told anchor Erin Burnett.
“That’s probably not familiar territory for Judge Cannon,” he zinged. “But I don’t think they’ll have the difficulty that she perceives.”
Cobb said he now didn’t envision the case moving forward at all.
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