Speaking to reporters Friday morning, Donald Trump suggested that the lawyer representing the whistleblower may have committed treason. Trump did not provide any evidence to back up his claim.
After demanding that the whistleblower be identified, Trump attacked the whistleblower’s lawyer.
“The whistleblower is a disgrace to our country,” Trump said. “And his lawyer, who said the worst thing possible two years ago — he should be sued. And maybe for treason. Maybe for treason. But he should be sued.”
View the complete November 8 article by Dan Desai Martin on the National Memo website here.