Ex-Trump White House Attorney Spots 1 Concerning Change Since Conviction
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“I think there should be concern," said Ty Cobb.
Former President Donald Trump’s threatening rhetoric about seeking retribution against those he perceives have wronged him should be taken at face value, a former attorney in the Trump White House warned.
“I think there should be concern,” Ty Cobb told NBC News in an article published Monday.
“From a 30,000-foot view, what I see is Trump angrier now than he was before because he is convicted now,” Cobb explained, referencing the presumptive GOP presidential nominee’s ramping up of his talk of revenge — if he wins back the presidency in November’s election ― after a jury found him guilty on all 34 charges in his hush money trial last month.
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“Even Hannity recognized that this was dangerous territory and tried to reel him in,” said Cobb, recalling Fox News personality Sean Hannity’s unsuccessful effort to temper Trump’s commentary during their interview that aired last week.
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