Trump Lawyers Make Move After GA Grand Juror Runs Her Mouth, Insist Case is Now Tainted

After the foreperson of the Georgia grand jury in the investigation into potential criminal interference in Georgia’s 2020 elections spoke to the media, Donald Trump’s lawyers have responded by saying that the case is now tainted in their view.

Despite having concerns about the panel’s proceedings from the start, Trump attorneys Drew Findling and Jennifer Little said that they kept quiet out of respect for the grand jury process.

Findling told the Associated Press that after Emily Kohrs’ interviews, “The end product is the reliability of anything that has taken place in there is completely tainted and called into question.”

Kohrs first spoke to the Associated Press and then gave interviews with other print and television news outlets.

Trump attorney Alina Habba said in an interview about Kohrs actions to give the interviews, “I’ve never seen anything like it.”

“This is not a joke, this is an indictment, your intentions were made clear, thank you for going on national television,” Habba continued.

Habba also thanked the left-wing media for giving her attention and for giving the Trump lawyers an opportunity to push back.

“I don’t know what this woman was thinking… this is not a meet and greet,” Habba added.

Kohrs attempted to assert during her interviews that everything she was commenting on was under the scope of what she could comment on.

Trump attorney @AlinaHabba reacts to jury forewoman Emily Kohrs' bizarre behavior on television interviews before a President Donald Trump court case:

"I don't know what this woman was thinking… this is not a meet and greet."

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