Former president Trump has stated that officials visited his residence in early June—about two months prior to the actual raid—and seemed to accept the installation of another lock. Additionally, the FBI Mar-a-Lago warrant had ‘no legal basis,’ according to constitutional lawyers.
Republican legislators had voiced outrage previously, alleging Wall’s letter demonstrated the White House’s deception in claiming Biden was uninformed of the raid. Now, memos have been leaked which point towards Biden’s White House office being heavily involved in the Trump raid.
After the raid, the Department of Justice and FBI have been relatively silent about the reason behind the search of Mar-a-Lago or the subject of their inquiry. However, Eric Trump has come out saying that the FBI raid surveillance tape will be released at the right time.
The anti-Trump federal judge who issued the search warrant was persuaded for some reason, and Republicans are demanding more details on this. Now it would seem that the DOJ is opposed to the release of the underlying affidavit for FBI Mar-A-Lago raid.
On August 5, 2022, shortly after noon, US Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart issued the search warrants. The search warrant was not carried out until the morning of August 8 when the raid took place. Here is the FBI warrant and property receipt from the Mar-a-Lago raid.
No justification for the raid has been provided by the FBI or the Department of Justice yet. To top it off, Judge Bruce Reinhart’s webpage has mysteriously disappeared from court site after FBI raid.
The FBI had a mole inside Trump’s resort Mar-a-Lago. The former president’s son asserted that President Biden had given the raid his approval.
Leakers have shared information that suggests that the FBI was looking for classified nuclear secrets during the Mar-a-Lago raid in June.
The judge who signed Mar-a-lago search warrant has been exposed as an associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Reinhart took over as Kellen and Marcinkova’s lawyer after withdrawing from his position as a senior prosecutor in the Southern District of Florida while it was discussing a non-prosecution deal for Epstein.
