More anti-traitortrump ammunition coming.

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''Trump’s Former Accounting Firm Begins Turning Over Documents to Congress

Mazars USA delivered an initial set of documents related to the former president’s finances to the House Oversight Committee as part of a settlement.''

['settlement', seems like soft pedaling to me. The accountants said they can't stand by their earlier accounting reports re trump.]

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/17/us/politics/mazars-accounting-trump-documents.html

[Deuxcents]

1. I see 🤯

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2. Alvin Bragg won't be needing it.

[empedocles]

3. Information, shared, formally or informally, is often helpful to like-minded parties.

[stopdiggin]

4. I think the 'settlement' part of it means

they surrendered this information under pressure - most likely to avoid some type of legal penalty (or perhaps simply entanglement). "Give us the the records - or prepare to meet us in court." I'd also hazard that this is probably absolutely standard with accounting and financial firms. Quite obviously there are privacy standards.

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5. Mazars is 'cooperating'. Yes.