Judge Unmasks Scavino In Phone Records Court Fight

Buzzfeed News reports:

Daniel Scavino Jr., who served as former president Donald Trump’s deputy chief of staff, was revealed late Friday to be the person who had tried, and failed, to win a judge’s permission to fight a subpoena for his phone records in the Jan. 6 investigation using a pseudonym.

The legal mystery began on Jan. 5 this year, when a person only identified as “Plaintiff” filed a lawsuit contesting a subpoena issued to Verizon Communications by the special congressional committee probing the Capitol insurrection.

Normally, litigants can only proceed anonymously with a judge’s permission, and the anonymous plaintiff’s lawyer filed that request a few weeks later.

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Naturally, this clown, Trump’s former golf caddie, now crowd-size propagandist and deceptive-video creator, would would try to fight his J6 subpoena anonymously. And fail. https://t.co/qDALFqmhyq

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) January 22, 2022