I doubt that. Hey handshake. Trying to plant nasty lies here on the patriot board are you? We see you...
Chances are, the FBI did plant something. Otherwise, how do you explain their requirement that all security cameras be turned off?
Why did they arrange the raid only when they could confirm none of the Trump family would be there to observe and object?
And, why was Pres. Trump's personal staff made to leave the premises?
What were the Feds doing for 9 friggin' hours? They said that they 'knew exactly where to go and where it was' because of some inside source. So then what did they do for the rest of the 8 hrs. they were there? Hmmm?
They didn’t turn the cameras off they subpoenaed the cameras. They want to see who was around the classified documnets. Cameras will tell the law who was around the documents. During a search the law enforcement want to remove anybody from the home who is not law enforcement. They remove them from the home so they can’t remove evidence. I don’t think they have a time limit on a search warrant!!
I don't know. Are we sure he has the warrant in hand? They arrived when he wasn't there and left before he got home.
Do you think they left him a copy? Maybe they did, but what if what was on it was made up bullsh_t that the uninformed will assume is true? Why should he release it if that is the case?
According to the WaPo: "The affidavit supporting the warrant is probably sealed, former prosecutors say, and Attorney General Merrick Garland can seek to unseal it." FBI, the Justice Department and the judiciary all have copies.
“No, we’re not releasing a copy of the warrant,” NBC News quoted a source close to Trump as saying. His attorney [and spokesperson] Christina Bobb did not immediately respond to a request for confirmation from The Post.
"A source close to Trump" - an unnamed source! But not his spokesperson or attorney?
Right. All these anonymous sources that are never revealed because they don't exist. And the link that is included further clarifies it with this:
"~A source close to Trump suggested last night to me that the burden of transparency rests with the DOJ to lay out its reasoning for the search warrant."
Who is the source? "Suggested" does not mean it happened.
"Agents initially resisted showing Trump spokeswoman Christina Bobb the warrant but ultimately did. But the agents would not allow any representatives of the former president to oversee the search, Bobb said. The justification for the search also remains under seal. Trump’s legal team plans on asking the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida to unseal the search warrant affidavit, which would outline why authorities asked for the warrant."
If there was evidence there, why didn't they take it in the first raid?
There was nothing there until they planted it, and likely it wasn't there then. It'll get in the boxes magically when they get them to their lair.
I doubt that. Hey handshake. Trying to plant nasty lies here on the patriot board are you? We see you...
Chances are, the FBI did plant something. Otherwise, how do you explain their requirement that all security cameras be turned off?
Why did they arrange the raid only when they could confirm none of the Trump family would be there to observe and object?
And, why was Pres. Trump's personal staff made to leave the premises?
What were the Feds doing for 9 friggin' hours? They said that they 'knew exactly where to go and where it was' because of some inside source. So then what did they do for the rest of the 8 hrs. they were there? Hmmm?
They didn’t turn the cameras off they subpoenaed the cameras. They want to see who was around the classified documnets. Cameras will tell the law who was around the documents. During a search the law enforcement want to remove anybody from the home who is not law enforcement. They remove them from the home so they can’t remove evidence. I don’t think they have a time limit on a search warrant!!
Provide your source please.
Sounds like you belong somewhere another than a patriot board.
That’s cool!!
Another handshake account.
I don't know. Are we sure he has the warrant in hand? They arrived when he wasn't there and left before he got home.
Do you think they left him a copy? Maybe they did, but what if what was on it was made up bullsh_t that the uninformed will assume is true? Why should he release it if that is the case?
According to the WaPo: "The affidavit supporting the warrant is probably sealed, former prosecutors say, and Attorney General Merrick Garland can seek to unseal it." FBI, the Justice Department and the judiciary all have copies.
Why don't you ask them to release it?
https://nypost.com/2022/08/10/trump-team-wont-release-copy-of-mar-a-lago-fbi-raid-warrant/
Hey Handshake,
The article says this:
“No, we’re not releasing a copy of the warrant,” NBC News quoted a source close to Trump as saying. His attorney [and spokesperson] Christina Bobb did not immediately respond to a request for confirmation from The Post.
"A source close to Trump" - an unnamed source! But not his spokesperson or attorney?
Right. All these anonymous sources that are never revealed because they don't exist. And the link that is included further clarifies it with this:
"~A source close to Trump suggested last night to me that the burden of transparency rests with the DOJ to lay out its reasoning for the search warrant."
Who is the source? "Suggested" does not mean it happened.
Good Lord. Be more discerning, will you?
According to the article:
"Agents initially resisted showing Trump spokeswoman Christina Bobb the warrant but ultimately did. But the agents would not allow any representatives of the former president to oversee the search, Bobb said. The justification for the search also remains under seal. Trump’s legal team plans on asking the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida to unseal the search warrant affidavit, which would outline why authorities asked for the warrant."