Prosecutors have raised concerns that John Irving is representing defendant Carlos De Oliveira and three potential witnesses in the classified documents case.
and worked as a personal aide for the former president, alongside Nauta.
At 3:44 p.m., Nauta received a text message from Employee 3 to say that Trump wanted to see Nauta. Less than two hours later, Nauta, who was scheduled to go with Trump to Illinois the following day, began to make arrangements to go to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. "The Government is not seeking any specific remedy at this time but apprises the Court of the issue consistent with its responsibility to promptly notify the Court of potential conflicts, so that it may conduct an appropriate inquiry."
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