Comments by "verdebusterAP" (@verdebusterAP) on "DOJ Opposes Release of Affidavit in Trump Search" video.

That would be incorrect The FBI and DOJ had to present their case to the a judge who agreed that they had probable cause
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Considering that it would compromise on going investigation, thats all that needs to be said Now once they have completed the investigation, it can be released but not before
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Its called on going investigation,
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Considering that it would compromise on going investigation, No
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@deepfried13 No exception even if its a former president the integrity of the case must be protected What people don't understand is that they brought this before a judge and made their case Considering that it was a former president, there is no doubt that judge likely set the bar high before granting it
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@rlswims Not even the same Considering that it was a former president, there is no doubt that judge likely set the bar high before granting it
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Its called an on going investigation, emphasis on "on going" Now once they have completed the investigation, it can be released but not before
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@petergerace3576 Irrelevant, they made their case When Biden won the election in Nov, Instead of using the 2 and half months to transition, he wasted it trying to prove that election was stolen which resulted in his staff only having 2 weeks ish after the results were set in stone on Jan 6 And even afterwards, the NARA still had trouble getting docs from him Trump self inflicted this situation
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@lizafrench8455 You comparing different situations with very different circumstances As I before Considering that it was a former president, there is no doubt that judge likely set the bar high before granting it
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@melanyblake1470 Judge following the law is evil right (sarcasm)
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@lizafrench8455 The fact is they made their case for the warrant and shocker they found what they are looking for Again if they decide to go further again its still the courts decision to do
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@lizafrench8455 Nothing has changed They reviewing what they and again if deems so they will take to the court for further action
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@lizafrench8455 Trump could have avoided this whole saga but he reaps what he sows Instead of using the 2 and half months to transition, he wasted it trying to prove his falsehood Instead of complying with the NARA repeated requests for documents, he again decided to be ass the Presidential Records Act is generally considered "toothless as has no enforcement mechanism, Now its the worst case scenario for him
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@expletivedeleted Steel thing ?
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@lizafrench8455 And exactly why he is going to fry for it Those two months he wasted trying to prove his falsehood was the time where he was supposed gathering up the records he wanted to take and give to them to the NARA for sorting but that didnt happen Impeachment depends on Congress where the Republicans easy defeated attempts This is him facing the legal system and it will not end well for him and he knows Hence the desperation to do everything he can to undermine it It goes back to what I said about judge, as Trump is former president, this decision contrary to popular belief wasn't made lightly
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@lizafrench8455 Thats misinformation from Trump as there is no paper trail that supports any statement he made
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@cbill7839 Hey clown research what integrity of the case means
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@TheCrandellous333 Not even the same again What people don't understand is that they brought this before a judge and made their case Considering that it was a former president, there is no doubt that judge likely set the bar high before granting it
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@Teddy-se8qb Considering that it would compromise on going investigation, thats all that needs to be said You can't have transparency on a on going investigation, that defeats the purpose of integrity of the case How do you except them to keep integrity of the case with transparency Thats a no go
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For starters, the FBI does not work that way and second, Trump self inflicted this situation When Biden won the election in Nov, Instead of using the 2 and half months to transition, he wasted it trying to prove that election was stolen which resulted in him only having 2 weeks ish after the results were set in stone on Jan 6. Secondly in order for him to declassify material, it get presented to a panel and they issue ruling Declassified Declassified with redactions Denied if it DWR, they explain to him why these parts had to be redacted if it they deny it, again they explain that its matte of national security and thus can't be declassified Trump can't say declassify this material which has the names of agents working for the US in North Korea He can declassify this material but he has to let the actual experts review first Lastly when presidents leave the office, they are supposed to let NARA and GSA handle the documents first Both agencies said that getting docs from Trump was like pulling teeth and this situation is them saying , you know what enough of this
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