I think Yrump should be indicted and tried in a court of law, affored all due process according to the Constitution,
Like every other man or woman who is not above the law.
Revisit the Constitutional process of certifying a President after he is elected, and think about Trump’s attempts to circumvent the Constitution process by directing Pence to act illegally, and when that didn’t work, inciting his armed supporters to stop rhe Constitutional process by attacking the nation’s Capitol. Does Trump respect the Constitution? Read the Eastman memo.

Five core truths about the Russia scandal.

Russia attacked the American elections in 2016

Every U.S. intelligence agency and lawmakers from both parties have long agreed that the Kremlin launched an expansive and expensive covert military intelligence operation that targeted the U.S. political system in 2016. This basic fact is no longer contested — except by Trump, who publicly declared that he found Vladimir Putin more reliable than his own administration’s officials — and its importance is too often overlooked.

Russia’s goal was to put Trump in power

The Kremlin’s operation was not politically neutral: Moscow attacked our elections in the hopes of helping dictate the outcome. According to the findings of U.S. intelligence agencies, the Mueller investigation, and the multi-step investigation from the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee, Russia saw Trump as a prospective ally and believed it would be in its interests if the Republican were in the White House.

Russia and Team Trump were political allies

As regular readers know, investigations from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team and the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee documented the extent to which Trump and his team welcomed, received, and benefited from Russian campaign assistance. (They also obstructed the investigation into this assistance — by some measures, 10 times.)
The evidence also showed there was coordination and high-level connections between Trump’s political operation and those responsible for the attack on our elections. The Senate Intelligence Committee’s report at one point literally described a “direct tie between senior Trump Campaign officials and the Russian intelligence services.”

Team Trump lied about its communications with Russia

No, really, Team Trump lied about its communications with Russia. A lot. Out loud and on record. Over and over again, Trump and his spokespersons insisted there were absolutely no interactions between the Republican, his political operation, and their Russian benefactors. We now know definitively that they were lying — though they still haven’t been forthcoming about why.

The Russia scandal led to a series of felony convictions and prison sentences

For an alleged “hoax,” the Russia scandal led to an amazing number of federal prosecutions. In fact, the investigation — the one Lowry derided as “a national fiasco” — led to the convictions of, among others, Trump’s White House national security advisor, campaign chairman, deputy campaign chairman, foreign policy advisor, personal lawyer, and 13 Russian nationals who interfered in our elections as part of the larger plot.

But these five aforementioned truths are largely uncontested, and have been bolstered, not only by U.S. intelligence agencies, but also by the Mueller probe and the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee’s findings. Russia attacked our elections to help Trump. The Republican’s political operation welcomed, received, benefited from, and lied about Russian campaign assistance. Many key players from Trump’s inner circle were charged, prosecuted, and convicted.

These aren’t opinions. They’re conclusions drawn from multiple, “bipartisan investigations, conducted across several years.”

The only “hoax” here is the one being perpetrated by those pretending the Russia scandal wasn’t real.

I have read Judge Cannon’s rational for making Trump “special; and I have read many other legal opinions who all say she is blatantly wrong. The Special Master might be a terrible mistake for Trump. Dearie has requested that Trump testify under oath that he de-classified documents. If he said he did, that will fly in the face of all the Trump insiders that knew of no outstanding directive. If he said he did not de-classify the documents, that will expose him as a liar to the public, and put him in an even deeper legal hole. Further, one of his top attorneys, Eric Hershmann, has testified that he warned Trump about absconding with the documents. Trump ignored the advice, and as we all know, he did it anyway. That will go to show intent and obstruction.
Poor little Trump- he is his own worst enemy.