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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - Video: Sean Hannity: All right. Another bombshell revelation today shows just how weaponized the DOJ was under Joe Biden.
Now, shocking new memos turned over to Congress today. Well, revealed that the FBI warned the DOJ repeatedly they did not have probable cause for that raid at Mar-a-Lago.
But, under pressure from Biden's weaponized DOJ, they conducted the raid anyway.
Among the shocking revelations, including one email revealing the FBI field office did not believe - and articulated this to the DOJ - they had, quote, "established probable cause" for the search warrant for classified records at Mar-a-Lago.
Despite this, another agent wrote, quote, "DOJ has opined that they DO have probable cause requesting a wide scope, including residence, office, storage space."
One official even warned that the information they had was just from a single source, not corroborated, and may have even been dated.
Earlier today ,on a post on X, FBI Director Kash Patel did confirm the documents writing in part, quote, we just turned over documents to Capitol Hill to be made public, showing that the FBI told DOJ that they did not have probable cause for raiding President Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago.
But DOJ didn't give a damn.
They did it anyway.
Here with the very latest, justthenews.com founder, editor-in-chief and chief investigative reporter John Solomon.
And remember, John, the FBI had access, that was given to them by President Trump and his team, open access to Mar-a-Lago.
After they left, they called and said, by the way, would you put another lock on one particular storage room?
They complied.
Nothing would have prevented them from coming back any time they wanted, but no probable cause?
John Solomon: Yeah. Well, that's what these emails show. First, they show that the Trump administration or the Trump team and his lawyer were cooperating.
And in fact, the FBI wanted to leverage that cooperation and create a amicable solution that didn't involve a raid.