Mar a lago raided by the fbi (lawyers, Pelosi, Clinton)
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John Solomon reporting that the FBI admits it took passports and shouldn’t have, will return them. Also they admit they overreached in documents that were confiscated, some were attorney-client privileged, along with others. No link available. Just heard him report. We’ll see if it’s true.
Well, when your delivering boxes, and removing boxes as fast as possible, no time for legalities.
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I wonder if the judge who signed the search warrant, and Epstein defender, Bruce Reinhardt will do anything about the FBI massively misrepresenting the purpose of the raid (it's clearly a fishing expedition) and stealing personal property (the passports) that has nothing to do with the ridiculous, imaginary "crimes."
I wonder if the judge who signed the search warrant, and Epstein defender, Bruce Reinhardt will do anything about the FBI massively misrepresenting the purpose of the raid (it's clearly a fishing expedition) and stealing personal property (the passports) that has nothing to do with the ridiculous, imaginary "crimes."
I doubt it.
DEMOCRAT Magistrate Reinhart. They had to go low level, opposite party.
It's all over Twitter that the passports are being returned. I can find no confirmation yet.
I searched it several ways a while ago with no luck. I'm going to sit pat until something solid sows up.
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Curious.
