Mar-A-Lago Raid Was About Politics, NOT JUSTICE

A new report reveals a shocking conflict between the FBI and the Justice department over the raid on Trump's home two years ago.

FBI officials who questioned the DOJ’s push for the raid, think that it was too aggressive and driven by political bias.

Things escalated when surveillance footage showed boxes being moved at Mar-a-Lago, and the DOJ demanded a swift search.

But not everyone was on board. Steven D’Antuono, the head of the FBI’s Washington field office, argued for a more reasonable approach, saying, "We don’t need to go in guns blazing." He believed Trump’s team could cooperate if given the chance.

Despite the pushback, the DOJ pressed on with a search on August 8th, where FBI agents found 102 documents with classified markings. Trump and his supporters slammed the search as an unnecessary attack, with many pointing to how other politicians have been treated more leniently.

FBI veterans warn that the real story is about politics, not justice. “Trump’s been under attack since day one, and this is just the latest attempt to take him down,” they say.

Watch the full details of this shocking story.