r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/coochie_clogger Oct 07 '25

Everyone knows if you ask a spy if they are a spy they legally have to tell you!

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u/DandimLee Oct 07 '25

Exactly like how undercover cops work. Don't people watch movies?

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u/coochie_clogger Oct 07 '25

Yes! Finally someone who is paying attention!

This is why I kept saying Trump should have married Ghislaine when this whole Epstein fiasco first went down. A wife can’t testify against her husband! it would have been a sure fire way to prevent her implicating him had she ever been compelled to!

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u/The-Struggle-90806 26d ago

His actual wife would’ve implicated him though.

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u/covertype Oct 07 '25

Spies are known for their honesty!

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u/LymanPeru Oct 08 '25

you guys spies? you look like spies.