Today in “Well this is awkward,” we have Donald Trump’s attorneys objecting to the Attorney General’s Office asking to place several documents into evidence. Except oops, one of those documents was their own, RawStory reports.

When Ivanka Trump took the stand, prosecutors had lots of questions about conversations she had and emails she exchanged with Trump Organization executives.

The Messenger’s Adam Klasfeld detailed on X, during many of the questions, Ivanka said she couldn’t remember the conversations, “so the AG’s Office entered documents into evidence to refresh her memory.”

At one point, prosecutors showed Ivanka an email she’d sent to Allen Weisselberg and other Trump Organization executives. The email was dated December 15, 2011.

“It doesn’t get better than this. lets (sic) discuss asap (sic),” she wrote.

NYAG's counsel shows Ivanka Trump an email from her to Allen Weisselberg and other Trump Org execs, dated Dec. 15, 2011.

“It doesn’t get better than this. lets discuss asap,” she wrote.

Trump's lawyer Alina Habba objects, claiming it wasn't sent. NYAG says it was in fact sent.

— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) November 8, 2023

At this point Habba objected to the email being entered, asserting that it was never sent. But the prosecutors refuted this, noting that the email was sent, and showed the date.

One prosecutor, Kevin Wallace pointed out that the document Habba objected to was one of their own documents.

Oops. Someone didn’t do enough studying, it appears.

Justice Arthur Engoron said he would allow prosecutors to ask additional questions about the email.

I wonder if Ivanka is sweating this one out? She is no longer a defendant in this trial, but she’s obviously done some questionable things.

And it’s pretty embarrassing that Trump’s own lawyers can’t remember the documents they submitted into evidence.

This case gets more entertaining all the time.

Tweeps, Alina Habba objected to an email being entered into evidence from Ivanka, claiming it was never sent.

The prosecutors contradicted, showing the date.

Then prosecutor Kevin Wallace stepped in to say the document Habba objected to was one of their own.

WTAF???????😳👆

— jason lincoln jeffers🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@shamanartist) November 8, 2023

This is what happens with a parking lot lawyer plays fraud crime lawyer

— M (@serusmom) November 8, 2023

Read "Trump lawyer Alina Habba objects to her own documents in courtroom stumble"
Wow, Ol' Habba-dabba-doo ain't exactly Clarence Darrow, is she? You'd think a billionaire could afford a far better shyster than her (or one who doesn't mind being stiffed for his fees)

— Richard Gillam (@rich78801) November 8, 2023

Alina Habba said the prosecutor was "just not that bright". Then she objects to a document that was submitted by their side. Guess she just isn't that bright. https://t.co/7V7S4HIobp

— Merry Miller (@MonetPainter) November 8, 2023

Just to be clear this actually happened.

Not only did she try to object to her own evidence.

The prosecutor had to explain it to her in words a child could understand she was the one who submitted it to the court.https://t.co/2BL9uqGzDu. https://t.co/heJu0x785w

— Hard Reality (@Universal_Ken) November 9, 2023