
Ted Lieu @tedlieu
Any evidence seized as part of the search process authorized by the warrant—or any other evidence in plain sight that is seized—can be used by prosecutors not only for classified information crimes, but any other crimes. Makes one wonder what other documents were at Mar-a-Lago. — PolitiTweet.org
Natasha Bertrand @NatashaBertrand
“The search, according to two people familiar with the investigation, appeared to be focused on material that Mr. T… https://t.co/CSS7Jg9Ua5