Speaker 1: This week, a New York federal judge gave lawyers for
Speaker 1: Michael Cohen, President Trump's longtime personal fixer, a tight timeline.
Speaker 1: They're reviewing materials federal agencies from his homes and office
Speaker 1: to determine what's protected by attorney client privilege. Now. Cohen's
Speaker 1: lawyer told the court that his team is seventeens working
Speaker 1: around the clock. They've already examined over a million documents,
Speaker 1: but there are more than two million documents. How many people?
Speaker 1: Who has that many documents? Anyway? None of that impressed
Speaker 1: the judge, Kimba would. She gave Cohen's team two weeks.
Speaker 1: It sparked a memory two years ago, different lawyers were
Speaker 1: arguing about different documents. The Republican National Committee had filed
Speaker 1: a freedom of information request to see four hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand emails from Hillary Clinton's top aids Geryld Mills,
Speaker 1: Jacob Sullivan, and Patrick Kennedy. Obama State Department lawyers argued
Speaker 1: in court that going through that many emails would take
Speaker 1: him seventy five years, and nobody blinked. That's amazing how
Speaker 1: the eels of justice can suddenly grind to a halt.
Speaker 1: When Hillary Clinton's involved. When Trump's lawyers have two million documents,
Speaker 1: you got two weeks. Who has two million documents? I
Speaker 1: won't have that many in a whole lifetime.