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Re: Appeals court temporarily blocks Jan. 6 committee from obtaining Trump White House records

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He wins again.

Every delay is a win.

It desn't matter if the Appeals Court agrees with the judge. He'll just push it through to SCOTUS. In the end, he hopes the timeline will be long enough that a proper committee review is impossible before the midterms.

The system is so broken. Why on earth is the trust system not distinct from the political one.




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Appeals court temporarily blocks Jan. 6 committee from obtaining Trump White House records
By: clo2
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Fri, 12 Nov 21 1:41 AM
Msg. 43906 of 54959

Appeals court temporarily blocks Jan. 6 committee from obtaining Trump White House records

By Dareh Gregorian, Daniel Barnes and Pete Williams
A federal appeals court Thursday granted former President Donald Trump's request to temporarily block the National Archives from turning over his White House records to the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

The committee had been set to receive the first batch of documents, which lawmakers say is key to their investigation, on Friday. In papers filed Thursday, lawyers for Trump asked the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to temporarily delay the turnover and to "maintain the status quo" while they push ahead with an expedited appeal.

In a brief unsigned order with no noted dissents, a three-judge panel of the appeals court granted Trump "an administrative injunction" late Thursday and set arguments for Nov. 30.

The order was issued by Judges Patricia Millett, Robert Wilkins and Ketanji Brown Jackson, all of whom were appointed by Democratic presidents. Millett and Wilkins were appointed by former President Barack Obama. President Joe Biden appointed Jackson.

Courts often issue such injunctions to allow more time to consider the underlying issues. The order was not a ruling on whether Trump or the House committee has a stronger legal argument.

"The purpose of this administrative injunction is to protect the court's jurisdiction to address appellant's claims of executive privilege and should not be construed in any way as a ruling on the merits," the judges wrote Thursday.

Trump, who has tried to claim executive privilege over the scores of memos, e-mails and records of White House conversations and visits, contends that the records should be kept secret "in perpetuity."

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http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-asks-appeals-court-temporarily-block-release-jan-6-records-n1283732?cid=eml_nbn_20211111&user_email=d60e03639eee858a9d1f722503050fb5c4c275d9e0d473a7e1f6182e26eccb3c&%243p=e_sailthru&_branch_match_id=987288838175290306&utm_medium=Email%20Sailthru&_branch_referrer=H4sIAAAAAAAAAzVO0WrEIBD8GvtmYnYTkyscpVDuN4LRTePFqKgh9O%2FrFboM7M4sM7tbKTG%2Ft61ftKcrNyrGxlm%2Ftxg%2FGPQY7zRnZV3Z0vlWhZDst%2FXKzWdy9%2B1lZvjJ4FFxXVfzH6PDUZUYnC1W5zqaUE2Gl3QesdK%2FzlXeM68XSbnMdThT4YWOGJJK1v3wxQW980SOVCb%2BVJ7LynRIJnPfwYQjAsOHtobhFx1u9oufQUD3KgbyzJRmOur3dW%2BkIIESb0Q0DZO6mW4dAQaBYhDrMuhewziYGwnTj6hG6lbZTUAgSesF9S%2FvokJTKQEAAA%3D%3D


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