Yashar Ali, a reporter for the Huffington Post warned his Twitter followers that a huge story about one of Trump’s “foes” was about to drop.

And he delivered.

Media exploded after it was revealed New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who is working with Mueller on Paul Manafort’s case has been accused of physical abuse by four women.

Schneiderman even threatened to stalk, wiretap phones and KILL the women if they broke up with him!

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Schneiderman immediately released a statement on Monday evening accusing the women of lying.

The New York Attorney General is denying the allegations.

“In the privacy of intimate relationships I have engaged in role-playing and other consensual sexual activity. I have not assaulted anyone. I have never engaged in non-consensual sex, which is a line I would not cross.,” Schneiderman said in a statement.

Via Fox News:

JUST IN: New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman responds to four women accusing him of physical abuse pic.twitter.com/pI6ckVC1dQ — Fox News (@FoxNews) May 7, 2018

Schneiderman is a longtime Trump foe.

Mueller began working with the anti-Trump New York Attorney General in August to take down the president.

The women who came forward and accused Schneiderman of abuse offer up very detailed accounts. Many friends of the women have confirmed they confided in them after the abuse occurred.

One of the women who accused Schneiderman of abuse says he hit her so hard on the ear that she fell back on the bed. She heard a gurgling sound and had blood dripping out of her ear prompting her to go to an ear nose and throat specialist.

One of the women who was abused by Schneiderman says he got “absolutely plastered” almost every night.

The woman said of Schneiderman, “[He} would almost always drink two bottles of wine in a night, then bring a bottle of Scotch into the bedroom. He would get absolutely plastered five nights out of seven.”

The female victims specifically said they DID NOT consent to this physical violence.

One of the authors of the New Yorker article, Ronan Farrow said in a now deleted tweet: One of the women, a prominent attorney, wasn’t in a relationship with Schneiderman at all. She says he propositioned her, began calling her a “slut” and a “whore,” and, when she withdrew, struck her without warning.

The female attorney said Schneiderman slapped her so hard that it left a “bright red hand print”.