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Alan Dershowitz, Robert Mueller (Fox News)<\/em><\/p>\n Dershowitz says Trump “has Mueller in a good position now,” adding “a lot of the American public think he [Mueller] is biased against Trump, and that may lead him, because he cares so much about his reputation, to lean over backwards in favor of Trump.\u00a0So if I were Trump, I wouldn’t try to fire him.\u00a0<\/strong>I would continue to keep pressure on and raise issues about the emails, etc.\u00a0Mueller’s playing into his hands.”\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>Dershowitz then said Mueller was “really foolish in not seeking warrants.<\/strong>”<\/p>\n \n“Why not seek the warrant? Getting warrants is like getting candy at Christmas.<\/strong>\u00a0It’s very easy to get. And not getting a warrant gives the defense an opportunity to challenge it in court”\u00a0<\/em><\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n Trump transition attorney Kory Langhofer wrote a letter on Saturday to two congressional committees investigating the election with claims that Mueller’s team had\u00a0improperly obtained<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0tens of thousands of emails from the Trump Transition Team from the General Services Administration – the government agency responsible for hosting and maintaining the transition team’s “ptt.gov” email system.<\/p>\n The trove of documents, which includes sensitive emails to and from Trump son-in-law and top advisor Jared Kushner, comprise 12 email accounts – one of which reportedly contains around 7,000 emails.\u00a0Mueller’s team has reportedly been using the emails as the basis for witness interviews<\/strong>, sources told\u00a0Axios<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n