'Untenable': DOJ chastised by federal judge frustrated by stonewalling in Trump IRS case
A federal judge accused the Justice Department of "untenable" stonewalling over how it ended President Donald Trump's IRS suit.
According to a Friday article by Bloomberg, U.S. Magistrate Judge Ivan Davis said at a hearing that the DOJ failed to properly answer questions about the origins of the deal that gave Trump, his family, and businesses blanket immunity from IRS audits. During the Friday hearing, Davis ordered some preliminary records turned over within a week and set a September 4 hearing to decide whether to compel further disclosures.
"You have failed on both ends of the discovery process," Davis told DOJ senior counsel Andrew Block, according to Bloomberg. "That cannot continue."...
Aug 29, 2026


