The "reckless" nature of former President Donald Trump may soon be on full display due to a "mole" reportedly working for the ex-president, according to legal analyst Glenn Kirschner.
Kirschner, a former federal prosecutor, said during an episode of his Justice Matters podcast on Friday that multiple "undercover recordings" of the former president may have been made inside Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in South Florida, speculating that the purported mole was wearing "a wire."
Kirschner's comments were in reference to a Thursday article by The New York Times that claimed an "insider witness" employed by Trump had agreed to cooperate with Special Counsel Jack Smith's grand jury investigation of the ex-president's handling of classified documents and alleged attempts to deceive the Department of Justice and his own lawyers about the documents.
"If you're the target of a grand jury's criminal investigation, the last words you ever want to hear are 'prosecutors have obtained the confidential cooperation of a person who has worked for you," said Kirschner. "The first thing I thought of when I read this New York Times article is I bet the prosecutors had that confidential cooperating witness wear a wire."
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"Can you imagine how recklessly he talks on the phone when he thinks it's just a private conversation?" he continued. "Or how recklessly he talks down at Mar-a-Lago when you know he thinks he's talking with someone who's on his side, but...
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