Oh, right, I forgot that an arrest for anything means that they're guilty of the most heinous things imaginable.
They raided the fucking President's lawyer. That's way too serious for it to be nothing. Issuing a subpoena against a regular lawyer is a huge deal. This was a raid. Against the President's lawyer. Please understand that.
Either Michael Cohen is absolutely fucked, or everyone involved in the raid is absolutely fucked. They wouldn't have done this without extremely good cause.
And following that, the President requested that a judge block prosecutors from access to that information.
Sometime prior to Mondays physical searches of Cohens home, office and hotel room, investigators seized emails from multiple different email accounts maintained by Cohen, the new court filing revealed. Prosecutors suggested they had completed a review of potential attorney-client material in those accounts.
The results of that review ... indicate that Cohen is in fact performing little to no legal work, and that zero emails were exchanged with President Trump, assistant U.S. attorney Thomas McKay and other prosecutors wrote.
Portions of a court filing detailing what potential offenses Cohen is being investigated over were blacked out of the copy the court made public, but prosecutors said the potential crimes involve fraud and evidence of a lack of truthfulness.
McKay and other government lawyers challenged Cohens claims of attorney-client privilege, saying his law practice was far from bustling.
Cohens claim that he has confidential communications with multiple clients appears to be exaggerated. For example, Cohen has told at least one witness that he has only client President Trump, prosecutors wrote.
Government lawyers also suggested Trumps lack of computer savvy makes it unlikely there are many emails from him.
Cohen apparently rarely emailed with President Trump, and has identified no other clients with whom he has an attorney-client relationship, they said.
Prosecutors said the files are unlikely to contain attorney-client communications with Trump about an alleged pre-election $130,000 hush money deal with adult film actress Stormy Daniels, since Trump claims he didnt know about the payment.
There is reason to doubt that even communications with his only publicly identified client regarding payments to Stephanie Clifford, who is also known as Stormy Daniels, would be protected by attorney-client privilege. Among other things, President Trump has publicly denied knowing that Cohen paid Clifford, and suggested to reporters that they had to ask Michael about the payment, the government lawyers wrote.