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The Trump operation spent this date trying to slow down investigations, but the effect was the opposite: more attention, more documents, more reminders that the scandals are not going away. For a movement built on projection and grievance, October 11 looked less like strength than like a team trapped in its own subpoenas and signatures.
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On Oct. 8, 2021, the Biden White House said it would not assert executive privilege over the first batch of Trump White House records sought by the House Jan. 6 committee. The move removed a major obstacle to release, but it did not end Trump’s fight over the documents.
Public reporting on October 11 kept spotlighting the New York attorney general’s sweeping fraud case against Trump, his children, and his company. The case centers on years of allegedly misleading financial statements that helped the Trump Organization get better terms from lenders and insurers.