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But former assistant U.S. attorney Richard Signorelli doesn’t believe any innocent explanation.

The former president “wouldn’t get anywhere close to destroying us without his many craven enablers,” Signorelli wrote, “including lawyers unfortunately.”

Former federal prosecutor Richard Signorelli predicted that Meadows will ultimately only have two options in the D.C. case: be an "indicted non-cooperating defendant for which conviction will mean lengthy incarceration" or a "fully cooperating defendant which will preserve all or most of his freedom."

Former federal prosecutor Richard Signorelli noted that Carroll can likely "just amend the complaint from her other case against him with court permission, or file a third action."

“It’s not like he’s a villain,” Signorelli said.