Even Fox News' top legal commentator says the indictment against Trump is 'extremely damning'
He noted in a separate segment on Fox News that"It's really breathtaking," Turley said."Obviously, this is mishandling. Putting classified documents into ballrooms and bathrooms ... borders on the bizarre."photo evidence of Trump's alleged mishandling of the classified documentsIt was a turnaround from Turley's appearance on Sean Hannity's show on Thursday night before the details of the indictment were released.
Turley told Hannity he was waiting to see what the indictment held, but said"if this indictment is basically a bunch of close calls, I think there's going to be a great deal of recriminations." Turley even suggested Trump could use the trial as a boost for his campaign, selling his mugshot to whip up his supporters and vowing to self-pardon himself if he's re-elected.Turley did try to strike a hopeful note, saying that indictments can be a"heart-stopper" but that they will often have"fallen apart" by trial.Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know.
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