Florida Senate could decide if DeSantis' suspension of State Attorney remains permanent
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Did he really mean to say this out loud?
- Business Insider
The FBI was tipped off by an informer close to Trump who guided agents to where documents were kept, reports say
Officials told Newsweek and The Wall Street Journal that this person told investigators about the documents.
- INSIDER
Michael Cohen says Trump likely feels 'trapped' after the FBI's raid and is worried that whoever tipped off the feds has more dirt on him
"When the feds raid, usually what comes after that is an indictment and incarceration, and nobody knows that better than I," Cohen said.
- HuffPost
CNN Anchor Tears Into GOP Lawmaker Over Clinton, Trump Double Standard
CNN's Pamela Brown quizzed Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio) on his past outrage over Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information.
- Business Insider
Trumpworld is roiling with finger-pointing and suspicion over a possible informant in Mar-a-Lago: report
Some in Trump's orbit have, per Rolling Stone, been trying to contact him to warn him not to speak to certain people.
- HuffPost
'The Daily Show' Digs Up Old Clips To Put Fox News' Hypocrisy On Full Display
Pundits at the right-wing network seemed to be much more passionate about correctly handling classified information in 2016.
- INSIDER
Donald Trump asked what the difference was between the FBI raid in Mar-a-Lago and Watergate. A lot, according to historians and a political scientist.
Former President Donald Trump compared the FBI search of his Mar-a-Lago home to the Watergate scandal in 1972, when members of Richard Nixon's re-election campaign broke into the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
- The Daily Beast
The Fallout Over the FBI’s Trump Raid Is Yet to Come
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyRepublican reaction to the FBI’s raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort was swift, most notably on Fox News. And one thing that struck Fever Dreams podcast host Will Sommer “was how many guys who were also under investigation for Jan. 6-related matters” were also guests on Fox News decrying the move by the FBI.On the latest episode of the podcast, Sommer and guest host Anthony Fisher, senior opinion editor at The Daily
- HuffPost
Trump Launches Conspiracy Theory That FBI Was 'Planting' Evidence At Mar-a-Lago
And Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has joined the right-wing influencers backing him up.
- INSIDER
Trump used an obscure taxpayer-funded office to attack New York Attorney General Tish James on the morning her office deposed him
Trump's official post-presidential office in part uses public money to operate. Watchdogs said it's "unseemly" to use it for political purposes.
- People
'Donald Is Furious Yet Scared': Movement in FBI Investigation Complicates Trump's Plans
A source tells PEOPLE that the FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago could make former President Donald Trump reconsider his political calculations as he weighs a third run for the White House in 2024
- The Hill
Biden in a tough spot on Trump after FBI Mar-a-Lago search
President Biden is in a tough spot following the FBI’s search of former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, facing a delicate dance of handling the situation while steadfastly appearing not to politically taint the Department of Justice (DOJ). Republican lawmakers almost immediately lashed out at Biden following news of the search, which was shared by Trump…
- INSIDER
Trump did himself a favor announcing the FBI raid on his Mar-a-Lago home, allowing him to energize his base and reclaim the spotlight, experts on political and media framing said
One public-relations expert said Donald Trump "acted swiftly and decisively to shape the narrative" while little other information was available.
- Business Insider
An author who ghostwrote one of Trump's books speculates Trump may've taken White House documents to one day sell as presidential memorabilia
"If there's a grift to be grifted, he's gonna grift it," Charles Leerhsen told Newsweek of Donald Trump. Leerhsen helped write "Surviving at the Top."
- HuffPost
MAGA World Wants ‘War’ After FBI Raid On Trump’s Mar-A-Lago
GOP lawmakers and conservative influencers were quick to call for dismantling the FBI, widespread arrests and violence.
- HuffPost
Trump Made It A Felony To Mishandle Classified Documents In 2018
The FBI search of the former president's Florida property was focused on mishandled presidential materials, according to reports.
- The Hill
Biden approval rating jumps to its highest level in two months in Reuters-Ipsos poll
President Biden’s approval rating rose to its highest level in two months in a Reuters-Ipsos poll released on Tuesday. Biden’s approval rating rose to 40 percent, up 2 percentage points, while his disapproval rating fell to 55 percent. The increase is partially fueled by more Democrats approving of Biden’s job performance. The poll showed Biden’s…
- Business Insider
Chris Christie said the FBI searching Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence and safe was 'fair game'
Christie — a Trump ally turned critic — said the approval of the search warrant must have been based on "grave concerns" about Trump.
- HuffPost
Trevor Noah Names The Weird Crime That Might Finally Take Down Trump
"We thought it would be something like conspiracy or bribery or blackmail, but no," "The Daily Show" host quipped.
- HuffPost
Twitter Users Remind Trump What He Previously Said About 5th Amendment
One Twitter user noted that, if Trump can plead the Fifth, his fellow Americans “have the complete right under the First Amendment to mock him relentlessly for it.”