"If the government wants him to testify against Trump, you need him to plead guilty to something," Mr. Leipold said.
Walt Nauta, a Trump aide, indicted alongside former president in documents probe
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He said a report would be more comprehensive and could contain revelations that would be out of bounds in a criminal case.
Durham's last stand: Danchenko trial wraps up probe of FBI's Trump-Russia collusion investigation
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