Interesting point. Heeheehee...)

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[MyOwnPeace]

1. I'm guessing it's 'yuuuuuge!'

[Dustlawyer]

27. Bigley even!

[Hermit-The-Prog]

2. Would a phone call from a Florida governor convince a judge?

[Midnight Writer]

3. Also makes sense now that Biden did not replace Trump's hand-picked FBI Director.

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If he knew this day would come, the sight of Trump's man being in charge of the raid makes for good optics.

[dalton99a]

5. +1

[BigmanPigman]

7. Good point.

[MontanaMama]

12. I think you might have something there...

+1

[Alice Kramden]

14. Absolutely

[uponit7771]

18. +1,

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

24. Great point. Sad he's got so many cult members who will believe nothing negative

about TFG, regardless of who reveals it.

[Irish_Dem]

31. I love it when puzzle pieces fall into place.

[czarjak]

38. Putin puppets falling to pieces will be joyous too.

[Irish_Dem]

39. +1

[dalton99a]

4. Precisely.

[multigraincracker]

6. Sounds like some birds are singing in Florida.

Which one knows what and where to get a judge to sign off on this one?

[SunSeeker]

8. It wasn't exactly no knock. The Secret Service at Mar-a-Lardo were notified beforehand. nt

[quakerboy]

10. I cant say that Id want to barge up on the secret service unannounced

Even the ones corrupted by being around trump.

That said.. I will get excited when i see anyone "important" going to prison. And not before.

[SergeStorms]

13. Far from no-knock.

But we'll give the staffer style points anyway.

I just hope this amounts to something. We don't want to give "the mouth that roared" more ammunition to screech at his flying monkeys.

[LisaM]

16. Maybe they texted them...

But the texts all got deleted?

[uponit7771]

19. +1,

[Bev54]

9. I keep thinking he was perhaps caught on tape with a foreign country, offering the documents

for sale and so they had to move to stop it.

[EnergizedLib]

11. You know something

I can’t think of any of the previous 43 men who ever had their houses raided by the fed, regardless of party, ideology, what they did in office, etc.

[uponit7771]

20. +1,

[Polybius]

22. True, but I could think of at least one other who should have

W.

[DENVERPOPS]

30. Actually

does anyone remember the giant paper shredding TRUCK being backed up to the front door of V.P. Cheney's residence just before he moved out????????

[Marcuse]

28. James Madison - but that was by the Brits so ...

[bringthePaine]

15. ok, gonna saaayyyy...more'n enough to cook some fat?

[NoMoreRepugs]

17. They may have informed the SS prior too but they

certainly had eyes on the property to see if there was a rush of activity I would think.

[Deminpenn]

26. Can't imagine FBI not waiting until Trump wasn't at home

to execute the search warrant. Trump was in NYC with his lawyers prepping for his deposition to NY AG James' investigation.

Ironically, the search took place on the exact same day Nixon resigned the presidency in 1974.

[flying_wahini]

21. I heard MSNBC Stephanie Rhule say that there were FBI plainclothes on site when the message went out

I guess they wanted to see who notified who?

[Captain Zero]

33. FBI probably bought memberships at MaraLoco

I've often wondered why they didn't do that. Great investigative technique for use on an incompetent narcissist.

[Tommymac]

23. OMGOMGOMG ... It's finally happening! W@@T!

[Cha]

25. I Love It!

[ananda]

29. Yes indeed. Looks like some of his inner circle became flippers.

Lol

[Irish_Dem]

32. Yes it had to be something like that for the judge to sign the warrant.

Compelling evidence.

[Captain Zero]

34. Maybe offered a document that's not in archives?

Maybe he offered to sell a document that was not among the ones he turned back to the national archives? Maybe it's Page four of a five page document. And pages 1,2,3,5 DID come back to the archives?

I can see a judge saying sure go in and look for page 4.

[Irish_Dem]

35. Yes it could be something he refused to hand over.

Something known to be missing.

And he was caught on wire tap trying to sell it.

[Upthevibe]

36. Kick. N/T

[Novara]

37. I keep hearing the legal experts ...

... being interviewed saying that it is based on fresh evidence of an ongoing crime. These are people who work/have worked in the federal justice system and know how hard it is to get this kind of search warrant, how unprecedented, how much evidence is needed to support it, and how important it must be in order to have all these people in the top echelon sign off and authorize this.

I don't want to lose sight of how rare this is. In fact, it's never happened in our history.