"'Any court completely in the dark as to what Presidential files contain is duty bound to respect the singularly unique role under Art. II of a President's communications and activities' by affording such communications a presumptive privilege," the judges added, citing the legal precedent in United States v. Haldeman...
...Special Counsel Jack Smith sought, and appears to have gotten, information on all users Trump followed, unfollowed, muted, unmuted, blocked, or unblocked, as well as all users who followed, unfollowed, muted, unmuted, blocked, or unblocked Trump...
...It is now abundantly clear that Special Counsel Jack Smith not only violated Donald Trump's individual rights, as well as that of millions of Twitter users, in their reasonable expectation of privacy, but also his executive privilege as a President of the United States."
