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--Report typos and corrections to: .According to former U.S. Attorney Michael Moore, the battle over documents taken by Donald Trump to his Mar-a-Lago report that DOJ is blocked from reviewing is only just beginning as it appears a special master pick by Trump's lawyers has been approved by the DOJ.Speaking with host Kate Bolduan. Moore said a whole host of questions about what Trump-nominated Judge Aileen Cannon will allow will still need to be litigated as the former president's attorneys tried to limit the scope of the investigation.Noting that Judge Raymond J. Dearie, formerly of the Federal District Court in Brooklyn -- who was one of the Trump attorney's two picks -- seems to be in line for the job, Bolduan asked, "He's a Reagan nominee, served in New York since the '80s and retired in 2011. If they've come to an agreement on a special master, does that now mean this process just moves forward with lightning speed? I mean, is this a done deal?""It is not a done deal yet," Moore cautioned. "I think it was a smart move and I almost think they were a little bit backed into the corner in needing to agree on the judge. He's had FISA court experience and you can't claim that he should not be authorized to look at these classified documents. So he's a logical choice and at least some common ground was reached."IN OTHER NEWS: "Now we're going to have a debate over what the review over what the duties shall be, whether it is executive privilege or attorney/client privilege," he continued. "So the scope of the special master duties will be at play. I think it takes some pressure off the judge in the sense that we have somebody they can say, this is going to be the special master that will look at this and look at this and the parties will narrow it down and clean up my prior order as it related to the injunction and things that have been an issue and sort of a burr under the saddle for the department.""The real issue, I think for the department has been the claim for the special master was almost completely legitimized once there was this leak, this media leak about what the documents contained. And as soon as we started hearing nuclear secrets and this, somebody is talking about that, and it is either coming from somebody in the FBI, or somebody in the government that has access and has looked at the documents," he explained. "That is why special master is important. Because it is almost another veil of protection around a leak of information. And so I think it gives the judge a chance to clean up of the order and it is a smart move.""But at the same time the battle may be beginning as to the duties that the special master if in fact the judge is chosen by the court, it will be a debate over what documents should he consider, what documents should he not consider and sort of the timing when that information is made available so the security assessment can move forward."With Republicans across the United States feeling the heat over their stances on abortion after the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) this week sough to set the terms of the debate by proposing a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.Even though Graham had previously said that he was content leaving abortion laws up to individual states, the South Carolina senator on Tuesday unveiled a bill that would set a nationwide policy restricting abortion access.During a press event, Graham even promised voters that the policy would be a major priority for Republicans if they were to retake both chambers of Congress this fall."I look forward to the debate, I look forward to the vote," said Graham. "If we take back the House and Senate, I can assure you we'll have a vote on our bill. If the Democrats are in charge, I don't know if they'll ever have a vote on our bill."IN OTHER NEWS: Although many Republicans initially celebrated overturning Roe v. Wade, they've quickly become nervous as horror stories involving women being and to term have made nationwide headlines.Watch the video below or .\u201cGraham: If we take back the House and the Senate, I can assure we\u2019ll have a vote\u201d — Acyn (@Acyn)A New York Republican board of elections commissioner was arrested this Tuesday by the FBI while on his way to work, the Times Union reports. Rensselaer County Board of Elections commissioner Jason T. Schofield was under investigation for his use of an online portal to obtain absentee ballots -- an investigation that led to the The charges against Schofield remain sealed pending his first court appearance.Schofield's action became known during the federal criminal case involving former Troy Councilwoman Kimberly Ashe-McPherson, who pleaded guilty in June to a felony charge after admitting she fraudulently submitted absentee ballots in last year's primary and general elections.As the Times Union points out, Ashe-McPherson's plea agreement identified Schofield as the unidentified board of elections official listed as "Individual-3" and states that Schofield had allegedly helped Ashe-McPherson obtain an absentee ballot through an online portal using the name and date of birth of a voter without "lawful authority."IN OTHER NEWS: "That absentee ballot, which was mailed to Ashe-McPherson's residence, was submitted in the Working Families Party primary election that she won a year ago prior to being re-elected to the City Council in the general election," reports the Times Union. "The grand jury subpoena recently served on the county sought copies of records related to more than a half-dozen absentee ballot applications, including several that had been obtained through the state's online portal by Schofield."Read the full report over at the .&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Copyright © 2022 Raw Story Media, Inc. PO Box 21050, Washington, D.C. 20009 | | | For corrections or concerns, please email corrections@rawstory.com. | {{ post.roar_specific_data.api_data.analytics }}

--Report typos and corrections to: .According to former U.S. Attorney Michael Moore, the battle over documents taken by Donald Trump to his Mar-a-Lago report that DOJ is blocked from reviewing is only just beginning as it appears a special master pick by Trump's lawyers has been approved by the DOJ.Speaking with host Kate Bolduan. Moore said a whole host of questions about what Trump-nominated Judge Aileen Cannon will allow will still need to be litigated as the former president's attorneys tried to limit the scope of the investigation.Noting that Judge Raymond J. Dearie, formerly of the...

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