Trump aide, Taylor Budowich calls investigation into Trump a fraud

[Marius25]

He appeared before the Grand Jury in Miami today. Now he's on Twitter saying it's a witch hunt, and Jack Smith is just trying to get Trump for bogus reasons.

Doesn't putting a treasonous idiot like him before a Grand Jury pose problems to Smith's case? He's obviously not a cooperating witness. If the Grand Jury hears those comments, I hope it doesn't cause doubt.

[flying_wahini]

1. Betting this aide is involved, too. Probably guilty of aiding and assisting commission of Felony.

[Deuxcents]

2. He can rant all he wants. He's already in their sights

[FSogol]

3. He probably sang a different tune under oath in front of the grand jury.

[ProfessorGAC]

4. My Guess As Well

Or, he took the 5th over & over, which is a bad sign to most grand jurors.

[Caliman73]

5. What he says on Twitter is both irrelevant, and could be incriminating.

What he says in the courtroom, under oath, is more important.

Think about how Trump's attorneys during the election fraud bullshit were out in front of friendly cameras spouting insane things about the election. In court, where they could actually face consequences, they said and did very little.

I doubt Smith would be reckless enough to put anyone in front of the Grand Jury that could actually hurt the case he has been working on the last several months.

[moonscape]

6. This. And perhaps to lock him in, see what

sort of witness he would be.

[jonstl08]

7. Smith has him

this guy would not have been called to testify if Smith knew he was going to have this attitude. More than likely Smith already knows from other witnesses this person was involved so using him to confirm aspects of the case. If he went in and lied then he opens himself up to perjury charges. Trump is not worth going to jail for.