Are you claiming that Americans cannot be wrongly convicted if their lawyers are expensive?
January 6 Committee…what a joke!
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I'm not suggesting it. It's a fact. The result was the FBI search of MAL.
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No. Only that trump's trials were properly conducted and that he had more than adequate legal defense.
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He did nothing of the kind. You just lost what little credibility you had.
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Like all trumples, and trump himself, your inability to make an argument based on the facts in evidence forces you to make unsubstantiated claims of bias. Setting up a construct by which every decision that goes against him is due to partisanship. When in truth they go against him because of his guilt.
Trump cooperated with the first subpoena for documents and he invited FBI agents into his home to go through his documents and take what they wanted. Garland issued a second subpoena to Trump without notifying him or allowing him to respond and the warrant did not list specific documents making it an unlimited search and seizure warrant giving agents the power to take anything and everything they wanted or decided to take, including Melania's underwear. Furthermore, Garland issued a shoot to kill authorization so that if an agent decided to shoot Trump or a family member, he would be completely free to do so.
That is not just. That is wicked leftist Nazi Gestapo tactics approved by the inflamed weaponized TDS democrat party fascist rulers.
Trump received subpoena for classified records this spring
Former President Trump received a grand jury subpoena in June for classified documents he allegedly took from the White House when he left office in 2021, a source familiar told Fox News, saying the former president cooperated by turning over documents to the FBI.
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Trump received subpoena for classified records this spring
A source close to Trump said the former president complied by providing documents
Published August 11, 2022 1:50pm EDT
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Former President Donald Trump's office received a grand jury subpoena this spring for classified documents he allegedly took from the White House when he left office in 2021, a source close to Trump told Fox News, saying the former president cooperated with the subpoena by turning over documents to the FBI.
According to the source, a subpoena was issued to a "custodian of the president," and was related to the materials that the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) was trying to collect after claiming Trump improperly took those classified records with him from Washington to Mar-a-Lago.
The source close to Trump told Fox News that Trump has been cooperating in the investigation into the NARA records for a year.
FBI WOULD NOT LET TRUMP ATTORNEYS IN ROOMS AS AGENTS RAIDED MAR-A-LAGO, WARRANT FOCUSED ON NARA: SOURCE
Former President Donald Trump in New York City following the FBI raid at his Mar-a-Lago home. (Felipe Ramales/Fox News Digital)
On June 3, the FBI visited Mar-a-Lago to retrieve the requested documents in the subpoena, which Trump complied with, the source told Fox News.
Those investigators toured the area of the Florida resort where some documents were stored, then briefly viewed and took custody of a small amount of potentially sensitive material. Separate sources told Fox News that federal investigators had spoken with at least one person who relayed the possibility of more sensitive national security material in that storage room and other areas of the property.
FBI officials, that day, asked to see a storage facility where the records were located. The FBI asked that staff put a lock on the storage room, which they later did.
This source said Trump and his staff were, and are, committed to being in compliance with the Presidential Records Act, which requires presidential administrations to preserve certain documents.
WHITE HOUSE SAYS BIDEN LEARNED OF FBI RAID ON MAR-A-LAGO THROUGH REPORTS, 'JUST LIKE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE'
Trump received that subpoena two months prior to the FBI’s unprecedented raid on a former president of the United States’ private residence, which took place early Monday morning.
The source questioned whether the federal magistrate judge who signed off on the warrant for the FBI's raid of Mar-a-Lago on Monday was aware of Trump's "past compliance with the subpoena," adding that, if the FBI was looking for additional documents, another subpoena could have been issued, as Trump and his team were "cooperative" and turned over documents and records responsive to the subpoena issued in the spring.
Former President Donald Trump in New York City following the FBI raid at his Mar-a-Lago home. (Felipe Ramales / Fox News Digital)
Sources also told Fox News that Trump’s staff has been interviewed by the FBI with regard to the NARA investigation over the last several months.
The FBI interviewed Trump aides, including White House staff who moved boxes from the White House, administrative staff and others who helped to organize Trump’s departure from the Oval Office, and questioned those individuals on what they were involved in moving.
"The reality is, you talk to anyone part of an administration and leaving the White House and they will tell you it is always a chaotic thing," the source said, adding that it is "not surprising" records "came that should have stayed," and it is "not unusual for NARA and former administration officials to be in communications about documents and whether or not they should have left the White House or stayed behind."
FBI RAIDS TRUMP'S MAR-A-LAGO: 'UNPRECEDENTED' FOR AGENCY TO EXECUTE SEARCH WARRANT AGAINST FORMER PRESIDENT
Investigators also spoke to at least one witness about the existence of sensitive material remaining in the Mar-a-Lago basement. Those sources would not characterize that person as an "informant" or the information received as a "tip."
Attorney General Merrick Garland speaks during the U.S. Conference of Mayors winter meeting in Washington on Jan. 21, 2022. (Eric Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Fox News has also learned that a separate subpoena was later issued seeking information about surveillance cameras to determine who may have had access to the storage room.
TRUMP TARGETED: A LOOK AT THE INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVING THE FORMER PRESIDENT; FROM RUSSIA TO MAR-A-LAGO
It is unclear what developed in recent weeks for investigators to move for more documents, to Monday's FBI search warrant for Mar-a-Lago, but some sources said communications between both sides had become increasingly strained.
Sources close to the former president, though, maintain they were cooperating with the investigation and with all document requests.
Meanwhile, another source familiar with the raid told Fox News the warrant for the raid Monday was related to the NARA effort to collect records and materials the former president took with him from Washington, to Mar-a-Lago.
"There is no need for any of this," the source said, adding the FBI "wouldn’t let the attorneys come in to watch the raid. They told them to leave."
Brooke Singman is a political correspondent and reporter for Fox News Digital,
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Based on federal indictments, court records, and investigative reports, the claim that Donald Trump fully complied with the May 2022 subpoena for classified documents is false. [1, 2, 3]
While Trump's team did return a package of classified documents in June 2022 in response to the subpoena, prosecutors found evidence that he intentionally concealed the vast majority of the classified materials still in his possession.
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One, the “source close to Trump” is either ignorant or lied. We know for a fact that he didn’t comply with the subpoena and was not cooperative.Trump cooperated with the first subpoena for documents and he invited FBI agents into his home to go through his documents and take what they wanted. Garland issued a second subpoena to Trump without notifying him or allowing him to respond and the warrant did not list specific documents making it an unlimited search and seizure warrant giving agents the power to take anything and everything they wanted or decided to take, including Melania's underwear. Furthermore, Garland issued a shoot to kill authorization so that if an agent decided to shoot Trump or a family member, he would be completely free to do so.
That is not just. That is wicked leftist Nazi Gestapo tactics approved by the inflamed weaponized TDS democrat party fascist rulers.
Trump received subpoena for classified records this spring
Former President Trump received a grand jury subpoena in June for classified documents he allegedly took from the White House when he left office in 2021, a source familiar told Fox News, saying the former president cooperated by turning over documents to the FBI.
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Trump received subpoena for classified records this spring
A source close to Trump said the former president complied by providing documents
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Published August 11, 2022 1:50pm EDT
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Former President Donald Trump's office received a grand jury subpoena this spring for classified documents he allegedly took from the White House when he left office in 2021, a source close to Trump told Fox News, saying the former president cooperated with the subpoena by turning over documents to the FBI.
According to the source, a subpoena was issued to a "custodian of the president," and was related to the materials that the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) was trying to collect after claiming Trump improperly took those classified records with him from Washington to Mar-a-Lago.
The source close to Trump told Fox News that Trump has been cooperating in the investigation into the NARA records for a year.
FBI WOULD NOT LET TRUMP ATTORNEYS IN ROOMS AS AGENTS RAIDED MAR-A-LAGO, WARRANT FOCUSED ON NARA: SOURCE
Former President Donald Trump in New York City following the FBI raid at his Mar-a-Lago home. (Felipe Ramales/Fox News Digital)
On June 3, the FBI visited Mar-a-Lago to retrieve the requested documents in the subpoena, which Trump complied with, the source told Fox News.
Those investigators toured the area of the Florida resort where some documents were stored, then briefly viewed and took custody of a small amount of potentially sensitive material. Separate sources told Fox News that federal investigators had spoken with at least one person who relayed the possibility of more sensitive national security material in that storage room and other areas of the property.
FBI officials, that day, asked to see a storage facility where the records were located. The FBI asked that staff put a lock on the storage room, which they later did.
This source said Trump and his staff were, and are, committed to being in compliance with the Presidential Records Act, which requires presidential administrations to preserve certain documents.
WHITE HOUSE SAYS BIDEN LEARNED OF FBI RAID ON MAR-A-LAGO THROUGH REPORTS, 'JUST LIKE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE'
Trump received that subpoena two months prior to the FBI’s unprecedented raid on a former president of the United States’ private residence, which took place early Monday morning.
The source questioned whether the federal magistrate judge who signed off on the warrant for the FBI's raid of Mar-a-Lago on Monday was aware of Trump's "past compliance with the subpoena," adding that, if the FBI was looking for additional documents, another subpoena could have been issued, as Trump and his team were "cooperative" and turned over documents and records responsive to the subpoena issued in the spring.
Former President Donald Trump in New York City following the FBI raid at his Mar-a-Lago home. (Felipe Ramales / Fox News Digital)
Sources also told Fox News that Trump’s staff has been interviewed by the FBI with regard to the NARA investigation over the last several months.
The FBI interviewed Trump aides, including White House staff who moved boxes from the White House, administrative staff and others who helped to organize Trump’s departure from the Oval Office, and questioned those individuals on what they were involved in moving.
"The reality is, you talk to anyone part of an administration and leaving the White House and they will tell you it is always a chaotic thing," the source said, adding that it is "not surprising" records "came that should have stayed," and it is "not unusual for NARA and former administration officials to be in communications about documents and whether or not they should have left the White House or stayed behind."
FBI RAIDS TRUMP'S MAR-A-LAGO: 'UNPRECEDENTED' FOR AGENCY TO EXECUTE SEARCH WARRANT AGAINST FORMER PRESIDENT
Investigators also spoke to at least one witness about the existence of sensitive material remaining in the Mar-a-Lago basement. Those sources would not characterize that person as an "informant" or the information received as a "tip."
Attorney General Merrick Garland speaks during the U.S. Conference of Mayors winter meeting in Washington on Jan. 21, 2022. (Eric Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Fox News has also learned that a separate subpoena was later issued seeking information about surveillance cameras to determine who may have had access to the storage room.
TRUMP TARGETED: A LOOK AT THE INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVING THE FORMER PRESIDENT; FROM RUSSIA TO MAR-A-LAGO
It is unclear what developed in recent weeks for investigators to move for more documents, to Monday's FBI search warrant for Mar-a-Lago, but some sources said communications between both sides had become increasingly strained.
Sources close to the former president, though, maintain they were cooperating with the investigation and with all document requests.
Meanwhile, another source familiar with the raid told Fox News the warrant for the raid Monday was related to the NARA effort to collect records and materials the former president took with him from Washington, to Mar-a-Lago.
"There is no need for any of this," the source said, adding the FBI "wouldn’t let the attorneys come in to watch the raid. They told them to leave."
Brooke Singman is a political correspondent and reporter for Fox News Digital,
Two, nowhere in your article does it say Trump voluntarily allowed them to search for more documents because that didn’t happen.
The last raid on Mara Lago was conducted by weaponized DOJ officials with orders to shoot to kill anyone they encountered that they considered a threat to the raid. Trump was not given a chance to respond to this 2nd subpoena and the 2nd subpoena did not list a single item to be retrieved or for what reason. It was a open-ended illegal government raid on everything Trump owned including protected attorney-client privileged documents the FBI had no authority to seize.
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You've lost all perspective on the facts of the case due to blind loyalty to Dear Leader.
Democrats analyzed their TDS witch-hunt trials and impeachments and concluded they did nothing wrong.
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That's a hyperbolic response to boiler plate language in the warrant. I see your twisted views are steeped in lies and right wing media talking points.
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TDS is a fiction used to animate the rubes.
ACLU Files Brief Arguing Trump Gag Order Violates the First Amendment | American Civil Liberties Union
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech
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ACLU Files Brief Arguing Trump Gag Order Violates the First Amendment
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech
Case: United States v. Trump (Amicus Brief)October 25, 2023 11:24 am
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ACLU Files Brief Arguing Trump Gag Order Violates the First Amendment | American Civil Liberties Union
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech
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ACLU Files Brief Arguing Trump Gag Order Violates the First Amendment
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech
Case: United States v. Trump (Amicus Brief)October 25, 2023 11:24 am
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There is a reason it is unprecedented. No other prez knowingly withheld classified documents from the DoJ, and refused to fully comply with a subpoena for their return, once it was determined docs had illegally been taken.
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//*Not to spam, but
Peter Ticktin says
it all *//Those who committed crimes and seem to be in a protected class, including Hillary Clinton, The Clinton Foundation, Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Fauci, Obama, Swalwell, Soros, Raskin, Thompson (and other members of the J6 Committee) Jack Smith, Matthew Graves, Michael Horowitz, Schiff, Laticia James, and more. These investigations should be fair. If there is innocence, that innocence must be acknowledged, but if they are guilty of crimes, which include conspiracies (which extend the Statutes of Limitations), they must be brought to justice with alacrity.
3. JANUARY 6 EVENTS
Investigate and indict or file Informations for those who planned J6 prior to the election. We have videos of planning from the Left as early as September 2020;
Determine any criminal activity by the “Select Committee,” including destruction of evidence;
Determine when did the 274 FBI operatives got assigned to J6, and determine who arranged it and for what purpose;
Determine who participated in the murder of Ashley Babbitt;
Determine who participated in the homicidal beating of Roseann Boyland;
Determine who started to fire percussion grenades onto the peaceful crowd; and
Determine who committed perjury in the courts to wrongfully convict the J6 Defendants.
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3. JANUARY 6 EVENTS
Investigate and indict or file Informations for those who planned J6 prior to the election. We have videos of planning from the Left as early as September 2020;
Determine any criminal activity by the “Select Committee,” including destruction of evidence;
Determine when did the 274 FBI operatives got assigned to J6, and determine who arranged it and for what purpose;
Determine who participated in the murder of Ashley Babbitt;
Determine who participated in the homicidal beating of Roseann Boyland;
Determine who started to fire percussion grenades onto the peaceful crowd; and
Determine who committed perjury in the courts to wrongfully convict the J6 Defendants.
Investigate and indict or file Informations for those who planned J6 prior to the election. We have videos of planning from the Left as early as September 2020;
Determine any criminal activity by the “Select Committee,” including destruction of evidence;
Determine when did the 274 FBI operatives got assigned to J6, and determine who arranged it and for what purpose;
Determine who participated in the murder of Ashley Babbitt;
Determine who participated in the homicidal beating of Roseann Boyland;
Determine who started to fire percussion grenades onto the peaceful crowd; and
Determine who committed perjury in the courts to wrongfully convict the J6 Defendants.
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Anyone who launches in to screed like this.........."the corrupt biased leftist radicalized weaponized democrat TDS judge"...........has no credibility.ACLU Files Brief Arguing Trump Gag Order Violates the First Amendment | American Civil Liberties Union
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech
Press Releases ›
ACLU Files Brief Arguing Trump Gag Order Violates the First Amendment
The order, issued in an ongoing election interference case, restricts constitutionally-protected speech
Case: United States v. Trump (Amicus Brief)
October 25, 2023 11:24 am
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The fact that the judge amended his original gag order because it was too vague shows your argument of bias to be a large pile of dung.
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