FBI Doubted “Probable Cause”—Mar-a-Lago Raid a Sham

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Biden’s banana republic goons ignored “no probable cause” to nail Donald Trump. The Deep State clown show just got exposed again, and it’s uglier than a Hillary pantsuit at a MAGA rally. We’re talking about that infamous FBI raid on President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago fortress back on August 8, 2022—a straight-up political hit job disguised as law enforcement. Fresh declassified emails from December 2025 blow the lid off this farce, showing how Biden’s DOJ bulldozed over FBI doubts about probable cause, all to dig up dirt on the man who was about to steamroll them in 2024. This wasn’t justice; it was a desperate witch hunt by out-of-control bureaucrats terrified of America’s comeback kid. From the flimsy excuses to the White House fingerprints all over it, this raid screams abuse of power, and now the truth is out—time to hold these traitors accountable.

The Authorization Circus: Garland’s Personal Vendetta Stamp

Who greenlit this dumpster fire? None other than Attorney General Merrick Garland himself, the Biden lapdog who couldn’t hack it on the Supreme Court and settled for weaponizing the DOJ instead. Garland personally approved the search warrant, signing off on a raid that sent 30 FBI agents storming into Trump’s Palm Beach paradise like it was a cartel hideout. The warrant came from Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, a Florida bench warmer with a history of anti-Trump social media rants before he scrubbed them. FBI Director Christopher Wray, that spineless holdover from the first Trump term, oversaw the execution, but the real push came from higher up the food chain.

Declassified docs from December 16, 2025, reveal the FBI’s Washington Field Office was screaming from the rooftops that they lacked probable cause—zero, zilch, nada. Emails show agents warning that the evidence was thin as Biden’s excuses, based on a single uncorroborated source that might’ve been outdated. They begged for alternatives like talking to Trump’s lawyers to grab any lingering docs voluntarily, but no dice. One FBI honcho flat-out wrote that the bureau does not believe and has articulated to the Department of Justice that we have established probable cause for the search warrant for classified records at Mar-a-Lago. But Garland’s crew didn’t care—they rammed it through anyway, proving this was never about the law.

Flimsy Legal Crutches: A House of Cards Built on Hot Air

The supposed justification? Trump allegedly mishandled classified docs after leaving office, violating the Espionage Act, obstructing justice, and maybe even the Presidential Records Act. Sounds scary, right? Except it was all smoke and mirrors. The feds claimed Trump had 184 classified docs in 15 boxes turned over earlier in 2022, but when they raided, they found over 100 more scattered around—like in a bathroom, for crying out loud. But here’s the kicker: Trump had declassified powers as president, and these weren’t nukes; they were routine papers any ex-prez might keep.

Emails from June to August 2022 show FBI brass admitting they had very little on who might be culpable, no new facts to justify busting into Trump’s office or bedroom. They flagged the info as single source, not corroborated, and possibly stale. One agent even called a raid counterproductive. Yet the DOJ pushed a broad warrant covering the whole estate—residence, office, storage—ignoring FBI pleas. And get this: The ops plan included authorization for deadly force, a standard policy that could’ve turned tragic if things went south. Flimsy? This was tissue paper in a hurricane, designed to humiliate Trump during his 2024 run-up, not enforce real law.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s January 2025 report tried to polish this turd, focusing on docs at Mar-a-Lago post-presidency, but even that got torpedoed when a judge tossed the case in July 2024 for Smith’s illegal appointment. By February 28, 2025, with Trump back in charge, the DOJ sheepishly returned every scrap they seized, loading boxes onto Air Force One headed to Mar-a-Lago. If the case was so rock-solid, why the full retreat?

Biden’s White House Puppet Strings: Direct Meddling Exposed

Don’t buy the old line that Biden’s crew had no clue—this raid had White House stink all over it. Declassified records show Biden personally waived Trump’s executive privilege assertion, paving the way for the feds to grab what they wanted. White House Deputy Counsel Jonathan Su relayed that waiver, flipping the switch for the raid. And the special access request directing the whole mess? Straight from Biden’s inner circle, enabling the FBI to storm in despite their own doubts.

December 2025 bombshells confirm concrete evidence of White House coordination in what one ex-DOJ chief called the most unprecedented, unjust and improper law enforcement act. Bureaucrats misled Congress about the WH role, but emails nail it: DOJ ignored FBI warnings because the big bosses upstairs wanted Trump kneecapped. One DOJ hack even shrugged off concerns, saying he didn’t give a damn about the optics. New emails from December 19, 2025, show direct Biden White House involvement, with officials looping in the National Archives and discussing documents until a White House figure suggested taking the conversation offline—and then all email trails abruptly stopped. This was election interference wrapped in a badge, with Biden’s fingerprints on the trigger.

America First means no more two-tiered justice where elites raid political foes on bogus pretexts. The Mar-a-Lago debacle wasn’t law enforcement—it was a Deep State desperation play that backfired spectacularly. With Trump back at the helm, expect heads to roll as we drain this swamp once and for all. The truth hurts, libs, but it’s here to stay.