Former President Donald Trump's attorney Evan Corcoran told associates that he was "waved off" from searching Trump's Mar-a-Lago office where the FBI found classified documents, suggesting he was "materially misled" by the former president's team, according to The Guardian.
Corcoran, whose claims of attorney-client privilege were pierced earlier this year after a judge agreed with the Justice Department that it was more likely than not that Trump used his services in furtherance of a crime, told associates that several Trump aides told him to search the storage room where he found 38 classified documents, according to the report. When he asked whether he should search any other locations he was steered away.
