Donald Trump case dropped by federal judge

Just days after an assassination attempt, a federal judge in Florida dismissed the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump.

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[otismom]

This happened a week ago. Why are you making it sound like it just happened?

[neomonk]

Hey, only about 1 week behind the rest of us knowing this.

[geniusjohn]

Her next story: breaking news Nixon to resign office!

[gnik]

Let's be honest, we all saw this coming.

[keithken]

The media is full of B.S!
If you reports something good than just stick with it stop this shenanigan reporting

[JackelinHyde]

The case was dropped almost a week BEFORE the assassination attempt.

[Speed.Racer.]

Kinda missing the "new" in news.

[davidtaylor]

Your a week late on this report. Judge Cannon ruled this on July 15th…

[AceFlexFitness]

Did they announce the assassination attempt yet?

[mikeadams]

When someone quits a FEDERAL job to join a case, which was not prosecuted on a local level, it does not look suspicious at all, and as far as I know has never happened before.

[Barrager]

Private Citizens, as in Jack Smith, is not an officer, not even an inferior officer. That is why the appointment was unconstitutional.

[ChrisE]

A "Professional" news station using WTF??? Bad example Fox News.

[wendys]

The reporter almost sounds disparaging of the Constitution, but I'm glad we have at least one judge who respects it.

[cynthiapinkerman]

Shouldn't have never been brought in the first place!

[NurseEmilie]

This is NOT new news ! Why are you telling us again?

[ewarda]

not only judge cannon said it the supreme court said it, specifically justice Clarence Thomas.

[vinceedwards]

Why is this posted now? Happened almost a week ago. HELLO

[allanboyer]

The original statutes passed by congress authorizing special council appointments were limited in time frame and have since expired. Garland had no authorization from congress to appoint any special councils Nor was the proper procedure followed to begin with. The person must be nominated by the president, and then confirmed by the senate.

[rodgerwoods]

Nice to know a honest judge still exists..

[rileysimagination]

Why do you have to keep saying who appointed the judges yet I hear nothing about the kangaroo court going after Trump