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Trump tweets 'attorney-client privilege is dead' after FBI raid on Michael Cohen's office

What You Need to Know: Attorney-Client Privilege
By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 10, 2018

President Donald Trump took to Twitter early Tuesday, complaining that “attorney-client privilege is dead” after the FBI raided the office of his longtime attorney, Michael Cohen.

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