Trump argues DOJ ‘violated its own policy’ by filing superseding indictment against him

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“violated its own policy” by filing a superseding indictment against him so close to the presidential election.

“It is DOJ policy that the Department of Justice should not take any action that will influence an election within 60 days of that election – but they just have taken such action,” he said in a

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