Michael Cohen getting raided by the Feds is pretty wild.

Granted, Cohen appears to have been really close to violating campaign finance laws since the $130k donation could be construed as a campaign donation, but the whole thing reeks of overreach. If anything, Mueller might end up invalidating any collusion or other random dragnet charges if the special prosecutor is found after the fact to have violated attorney-client privilege in order to build a case. We could also see a challenge to the practice of parallel construction (illegally procure evidence of a crime, then find other lawfully acquired evidence to support the actual case). Law schools are going to have to add a few more shelves to their law libraries after this presidency ends with all of the crazy stuff happening on literally a daily basis.