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  They will bring charges when they have a case that can win. None of us know what's going on or what information and evidence they have. 
  
  Cause he’s on tape, multiple times, admitting to stealing documents.
  
  It's so, so much more than this. The DOJ has one chance. Period. This is the biggest investigation in the history of the country. We're going to have to wait. 🤷🏻‍♀️
context: Lock 'em up, SANCTION and DISBAR them! >
  
  Sounds like divisive malarkey, Jack. Why not give them another chance for the sake of unity and healing? /s >
  
  "Water under the bridge!" >
  
  Let's concentrate on the star of the show for now. The supporting actors time in the soptlight can come later. >
  
  Except that the investigators are going to want to pressure the supporting actors to testify against the star of the show. >
  
  And no one is more damaging to their boss as a lawyer flipped. >
  
  Alex Jones’ lawyer enters the chat >
  
  How about we start with actual criminal charges being filed against Trump and go from there. >
  
  How about we let the investigations finish. We just learned today that Mark Meadows was burning documents. I don't understand why people think they know enough about what's going on. Do you want him arrested, or do you want him prosecuted and found guilty? >
  
  That is not how it works. Every charge is separate. You don't have to wait for everything to be complete, you can charge him with what is know now and charge him with the rest later.
  Also there are multiple jurisdictions, different investigations and both state and federal charges.. >
  
  'should', 'could', 'may', 'might'....getting real tired of the baiting nature of headlines. The DOJ 'should' have been doing something over two years ago, no way the wheels of justice move this slow for an average person. For people with money and power they seemingly grind to a halt. >
  
  The DOJ has been conducting the most massive and widespread investigation in DOJ for the past 2 years.  They already have Giuliani's phone and other Trump lawyer communications. >
  
  Does everything have to be one giant package, or can we treat all the crimes separate?
  Cause he's on tape, multiple times, admitting to stealing documents.