The Regime is currently conducting four criminal trials against President Trump.
This from thepatriotjournal.com.
Two of them are being led by a Regime DOJ official—casting doubt on the legitimacy of these cases.
One of these cases involves the infamous raid of Trump’s home in Florida. Without prior warning (according to Trump), FBI officials invaded his home, carrying automatic weapons, taking documents and nearly anything else they could get their hands on.
Trump has called the trial a witch hunt, along with all the others. Now, the judge presiding over this has made a big move. She has unsealed documents related to this unprecedented raid.
From Fox News:
The judge presiding over President Trump’s classified documents case unsealed a slew of documents Monday evening pertaining to the FBI’s investigation into [Trump] and the FBI’s raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate in 2022.
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ordered the release of the new documents, which provided a detailed look into the personnel involved in the raid on Mar-a-Lago and a play-by-play timeline of the raid.
One of the documents is an FBI file that suggests the agency’s investigation into Trump’s alleged mishandling of classified documents was dubbed ‘Plasmic Echo.’
The timeline of the raid is revealing—one of the revelations coming out is the fact that the Secret Service knew about the raid and coordinated with the FBI. Secret Service agents even escorted the agents throughout the house.
It had been previously reported that Trump’s lawyers and other staff were not allowed to enter the house while the raid went on.
This has been the most information revealed during one of these cases against the president. It appears other judges involved in these cases have refused to release information to the public. That could partly be because of their political biases against the president.
It is unknown what will come of this unsealing. No doubt, Trump and his legal team will pour over this information to find information they can use in his defense. Other experts and the media will surely do the same.
Final thoughts: A treasure trove of new evidence? Another instance of ‘Hurry up and wait.’ The proverb ‘Patience is a virtue,’ applies here, damn though, I do not wait well.
