On September 26, the FBI revised the total amount of papers taken from former President Donald Trump’s property. According to a revised inventory list, the FBI took 63 more papers or images without classified marks from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate than was previously disclosed.
Attorneys for Donald Trump and the Justice Department have agreed on a possible candidate to be the special master. The special masters will look over the documents taken from Mar-a-Lago. The Justice Department said in a court filing Monday evening that Judge Raymond Dearie, suggested by Trump’s legal team, is a good choice for the third-party attorney who will review the seized materials independently.
Mark Zuckerberg’s appearance on Rogan’s podcast last week stoked controversy. Especially after Zuckerberg admitted that Facebook limited access to the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 election. According to him, Facebook was limited the due to FBI concerns about “Russian propaganda.” This is all the more alarming because of the questionable FBI raid on former President Trump’s residence, Mar-a-Lago. Republican leaders are currently threatening to rebuild the Department of Justice if they take control of the house. Zuckerberg’s comments raise some red flags.
Trump’s political action committee received more than $1 million after the Aug. 8 search of his Palm Beach, Fla., estate. For now, Trump has not announced his candidacy, and most people he has endorsed have won. The FBI raid has backfired on the Democrats
In recent days, Trump’s allies have stepped up their calls for Merrick Garland to unseal the document, which would reveal the evidence prosecutors presented to demonstrate they had probable cause to believe Trump had committed crimes at his home — the standard they had to meet to secure the search warrant.
DOJ order to respond! The Department of Justice must respond to a request from a New York news outlet to make public the warrant that led to Monday’s raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.