“To gaslight a federal court the way they gaslight people on Fox News is singularly appalling,” Conway said.
When FBI agents executed a search warrant at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago compound on Monday, August 8, they were searching for classified government documents that, under the Presidential Records Act of 1978, should have remained in Washington, D.C. when Trump left office — not been transferred to private property in Palm Beach, Florida. James Trusty, one of Trump’s attorneys, tried to downplay the severity of the situation by comparing the presence of those documents at Mar-a-Lago to an « overdue library book. » But conservative attorney George Conway tore Trusty’s analogy to pieces during a Friday morning, September 2 appearance on CNN’s « New Day.
