There isn't. Which is my point exactly. DUH! If there isn't any crime, why hire a lawyer? Or at least try to, seeing how these firms don't want to touch him.
Who lawyers up preemptively before any charge or accusations have been made?
So when you said this:
But no worries, he's innocent right?
You didn't believe he committed a crime? And the only reason you are trolling is because you think hiring a lawyer makes him guilty (or look guilty) of something, when you don't actually believe a crime has been committed?
If that's your point, it's incredibly naive and illogical. Anytime someone is the subject of a witch hunt, particularly when it's conducted by people with unlimited resources, that person would be a fool not to hire a lawyer.
Trump was smart to hire one.
Comey testimony: Trump team denies key accusationsCody Derespina
By Cody Derespina Published June 08, 2017
Fox News
President Trump's legal team shot back at former FBI Director James Comey on Thursday, defending the president in a brawny statement against Comey's more damaging claims and even asserting Comey himself could be in legal jeopardy for his admission he'd leaked to the press alleged memos of confidential conversations with Trump.
Trump's personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, said in a statement that, while he was FBI director, Comey told Trump on multiple occasions that Trump wasn't the subject of an investigation and emphasized Trump “never, in form or substance, directed or suggested” that Comey drop an investigation into ex-National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. Kasowitz also denied Trump asked Comey for a pledge of loyalty, rebutting much of Comey's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday morning and setting up a "he said-he said" between the former FBI boss and the president.
Kasowitz also cast doubt on Comey’s story as to why he decided to leak the memo after Trump had fired him as FBI director.
“Although Mr. Comey testified he only leaked the memos in response to a tweet, the public record reveals that the New York Times was quoting from these memos the day before the referenced tweet, which belies Mr. Comey's excuse for this unauthorized disclosure of privileged information and appears to be entirely retaliatory,” the statement said. “We will leave it to the appropriate authorities to determine whether this leak should be investigated along with all those others being investigated.”
The New York Times wrote its first story about private conversations between Comey and Trump on May 11, though the Times made no mention of a memo existing to allegedly substantiate the encounter. The following day Trump sent an infamous tweet implying he had recorded the discussion himself: "James Comey better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!"
Four days later the first story appeared in the press citing an alleged Comey memo.
Though Trump did not tweet or make a direct statement about Comey’s testimony, he did reference fighting back during a speech he gave to religious conservatives as Comey’s testimony was wrapping up.
“They will lie, they will obstruct, they will spread their hatred and their prejudice, but we will not back down from doing what is right,” Trump said. “We will fight and win, and we will have an unbelievable future. An unbelievable future. And it’s going to be together.”
Though Trump, a well-established prolific tweeter, has not sent a message from his account since Wednesday morning, he was certainly represented on the social media network. The Republican National Committee tweeted from its @GOP account, often hashtagging posts “#bigleaguetruth.”
“So according to Comey, @POTUS never asked to stop the investigation and Russia didn’t change a single vote. Good to know. #BigLeagueTruth,” one message read.
One of Trump’s children, Donald Trump Jr., was also tweeting a rapid-response defense of his dad.
Writing about Comey’s assertion that Trump intimated Comey should drop the Flynn investigation, Trump Jr. wrote: “Knowing my father for 39 years when he ‘orders or tells’ you to do something there is no ambiguity, you will know exactly what he means.”
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/06/08/comey-testimony-trump-team-denies-key-accusations.html
