Trump Accuses Bragg of 'Illegally' Leaking Points of Indictment

As the investigation into the 2016 Russian election meddling continues, tensions are rising in the White House. President Trump has accused Carl Bragg, his former lawyer, of illegally leaking points from his indictment to the media. The accusation comes in the wake of news reports that Bragg is cooperating with the special counsel’s team in their investigation. According to a tweet from the President, Bragg violated attorney-client privilege and should be disbarred.

This accusation is just the latest in a series of legal battles between Trump and his former lawyer. Bragg, who once said he’d take a bullet for the president, has since admitted to paying hush money to porn actress Stormy Daniels on behalf of the Trump campaign in the weeks leading up to the 2016 elections.

The broader significance of this story lies in the implications it has for the ongoing Mueller investigation into Russian election meddling. It could mean that the investigation is closing in on the president with the help of his one-time ally. It is also a reminder that in politics and law, loyalties can be fleeting and alliances can quickly shift.

This story is important because it speaks to the larger issue of political corruption and the potential collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russian officials. It also reveals how quickly the political tides can turn as relationships and alliances are put to the test in the face of legal challenges. It will be interesting to see how this latest development plays out and what the ultimate outcome will be.