Details Of FBI's Search Of Mar-a-Lago Lead Experts To Suspect National Security Aspect

David Laufman, former chief of the counterintelligence and export control section in the DOJ's national security division, talks about what the reported details of the FBI's search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago tell him about Justice Department's motivation and what they may have been looking for. 

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[carollee]

He is already begging and raising money off this.

[jacryan]

The only ones complaining about the raid are the ones who are complicit in the grift...

[greghuber]

NO need to explain taking down that traitor.

[billwhicker]

the old drumpferoo, just by himself is a walking, blabbering national security risk every day he's on the loose.

[laisis]

Easiest way to solve the issue of what they were looking for is to show the warrant. He can do that at anytime. People would not need to speculate, right? Problem solved. The truth ball is in his control, show it and let all of America see what they were searching for at his residence.

[maryrodger]

He probably had plans to sell the classified information.

[kevinshaffer]

funny how tRump is for once being very quiet about what the FBI seized...

[anthonymcneill]

Since he came into the arena as a candidate for public office, I intuitively knew he is and has always been a threat to our national security. Moreover, he is a criminal walking around in plain sight daring anyone. He has crossed the line here one time too many regarding his abhorrent conduct.

[katherinewong]

He took classified info to sell it. Let's be real here.

[michaelclayton]

Remember guys the FBI Director was Hand pick by Donald Trump's himself 😂😂😂😂

[alphaomega]

I was unfamiliar with this man. Yet he speaks very clearly, eloquently. I learned a lot.

[BeeKind]

The EX TV Reality Gameshow Host that slept at the Whitehouse STOLE documents and was given more than enough time to return it. Yet wants to claim he is the victim, such a narcissistic personality will never admit they are wrong and will always manage to spin everything to be the victim.

[concernedcitizen]

Have other Presidents taken documents to their homes after leaving office? Seems like when he was packing the boxes he would have noticed the classified tag.

[maryaustin]

Love the Lincoln projects latest ad. Spot on.

[Du-Masses]

I’m not a gambler but I’d bet money that dude was selling our classified information to the worst of our enemies.

[rbraswellbailes]

his supporters need to understand the very BASIC LEGALITIES concerning a "raid upon ANYONE'S PRIVATE PROPERTY" by any authority branch of our country. Bottom line they would NOT HAVE STEPPED FOOT IN HIS HOUSE had they not had FULL LEGAL AUTHORITY and 99.9% Assurance they would find what it is they are about to indict him for. So please enough of the 'witch hunt' and 'Democrat' driven BS you all should be thankful.

[benbrown]

I am so appreciative when I get information rather than simply entertainment. This was important information.

[sandburgmartin]

'Showing the warrant' is like showing his taxes. MAYBE THE WARRANT IS BEING AUDITED.

[truthleaker]

I would encourage anyone hurt by the lies of Faux News to sue them right down to the camera guy. Keep suing them. And then sue them again.

[jldlott]

Coming from a guy like Trump who has said: "I can take a gun and shoot someone on 5th Avenue, and I will not lose a single supporter", what other crimes does Trump think that he can commit with impunity? Serious question, because I am thinking that Trump has an opinion and belief that he can mishandle classified information like it is garbage.
The FBI, DOJ and the federal branch probably do not agree with Trump.