Tony Bobulinski is taking the fight to Cassidy Hutchinson. A statement from his attorney @jbinnall reads as follows:
We will see to it that Ms. Hutchinson soon gets her day in court to tell her story under oath in front of a jury. We are confident that when the facts are clearly presented, the truth will prevail. When Ms. Hutchinson loses - which we believe should happen quickly - Mr. Bobulinski looks forward to donating the money judgment, which should include the profit she gained from her book and media appearances, to a children’s hospital in need.
We will see to it that Ms. Hutchinson soon gets her day in court to tell her story under oath in front of a jury. We are confident that when the facts are clearly presented, the truth will prevail. When Ms. Hutchinson loses - which we believe should happen quickly - Mr. Bobulinski looks forward to donating the money judgment, which should include the profit she gained from her book and media appearances, to a children’s hospital in need.
Tony Bobulinski's counsel delivers a letter calling for Cassidy Hutchinson to hold and preserve records in connection with a coming defamation suit against her.
The letter notes in part:
your client told a far-fetched tale that, when Mr. Bobulinski met with Mark Meadows in Rome, Georgia, at a Trump Campaign rally, Mr. Meadows, under suspicious circumstances, handed Mr. Bobulinski, “...what appeared to be a folded sheet of paper or a small envelope.” This is a bald-faced lie. No such exchange occurred; however, Ms. Hutchinson intended her statement to sensationalize and associate a defamatory implication that some type of unethical conduct occurred. Further, Ms. Hutchinson’s commentary on the meeting, which was simply an exchange of pleasantries during which no business or political discussions took place, associated a defamatory implication that the meeting involved nefarious dealings.
The letter notes in part:
your client told a far-fetched tale that, when Mr. Bobulinski met with Mark Meadows in Rome, Georgia, at a Trump Campaign rally, Mr. Meadows, under suspicious circumstances, handed Mr. Bobulinski, “...what appeared to be a folded sheet of paper or a small envelope.” This is a bald-faced lie. No such exchange occurred; however, Ms. Hutchinson intended her statement to sensationalize and associate a defamatory implication that some type of unethical conduct occurred. Further, Ms. Hutchinson’s commentary on the meeting, which was simply an exchange of pleasantries during which no business or political discussions took place, associated a defamatory implication that the meeting involved nefarious dealings.
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