• Lack of Probable Cause

  • Internal FBI emails reportedly show that agents, particularly from the Washington Field Office, did not believe they had sufficient evidence to justify a search warrant.
  • Agents suggested alternative approaches, such as negotiating with Trump’s attorneys, rather than conducting a raid.

• DOJ Pressure and Decision

  • Despite internal resistance, DOJ leadership pushed forward. Attorney General Merrick Garland is quoted as saying he personally approved the decision to seek a warrant.
  • DOJ officials allegedly dismissed concerns about optics and insisted on moving ahead.

• Evidence Handling and Alleged Misconduct

  • Classified documents shown in widely circulated photos were staged by the FBI.
  • Prosecutor Jack Smith allegedly admitted in court that evidence was mishandled and misrepresented, breaking the chain of custody.

• Political Motivation

  • The raid aimed to prevent Trump from returning to the White House.
  • It draws parallels to the “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation during the Obama administration, suggesting a pattern of politically driven actions.

• Internal Communications

  • Multiple email excerpts highlight:
    • Concerns about insufficient corroborated evidence.
    • Frustration over repeated drafts of affidavits without new facts.
    • Warnings that a raid would be “counterproductive” and harm optics.
    • DOJ officials allegedly stating they “don’t give a damn” about optics.

• Accountability Questions

  • A call for accountability is needed, the DOJ and FBI actions were improper and politically motivated.

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