Assuming Hope Hicks would be paid to return to the Trump campaign, this is Trump and other Trump campaign officials who are under investigation *offering money* to a young woman who is currently a prospective witness against them in a federal criminal investigation. Process that.
2/ So Trump meets with Hicks both on Air Force One and during two limo rides in Ohio; she has a private conversation with a man she'll be asked to testify against in a federal case and impeachment hearings; we now learn she has a job offer. Does America realize this isn't normal?
3/ So at a time Trump knows Hope Hicks is a witness against him in an ongoing Obstruction investigation—particularly with respect to the false Air Force One statement he dictated and lied about—he offers her a paying job and a chance to rejoin his team. That may well be a crime.
4/ Keep in mind we already know Trump discusses the Russia probe with Hicks—so his job offer to her is part of a course of conduct that sees him commingling a job offer and talk of the case she's a witness in. That's *very* serious evidence of criminality. politico.com/story/2018/03/…
5/ Trump's lawyers said don't discuss Russia with Hope, and he did; they said don't contact her post-resignation, and he did; I'm sure they said, "And for God's sake don't offer her any money!", and now he has. They gave him that advice because they know what constitutes a crime.
