Trump attorney's notes under scrutiny in obstruction case.
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The Justice Department is using notes from former President Donald Trump's attorney, Evan Corcoran, to support their case that Trump may have obstructed justice. The notes show that Corcoran warned Trump that he could not keep any classified records after receiving a subpoena in 2022, but authorities found over 100 such records on the property. The notes also provide insight into Trump's and an aide's knowledge of Corcoran's activities. The Justice Department has subpoenaed records of business deals Trump's company made with seven countries since he took office in 2017. Trump's team has called the investigation a "politically motivated witch hunt."
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