that story. av and later, we ll showe you how one brave good samaritan took matters intoma his own hans by chasing down a violent robbery suspect. but first tonight, tensions remain very high . only one week after the fbi s raid on the forty five president s home, mar a lagoen. un now this unprecedented search and seizure has further eroded. sadly, many americans trust inth the fbi and the doj and it s now causing the outrage all across the country. make no mistake, the fbi has earned their shattered reputation. and tonight we re going to break down very specifically why why conservatives and trump supporters and many republicans no longer trust what should have been and should be and can be and once was the premier law enforcement agency iner the entire world. lety me be clear and this is a very important criticize, rising and questioning the atrocious behavior ofio the upper echelon of the fbin is not in any way, shape, manner or form a call to violence. just today, fox new
reference to the so-called clinton socks case, which involves bill clinton s own personal records of interviews between him and a biographer, which at one point were kept in a sock drawer, is a desperate attempt to twist the presidential records act. those tapes were clinton s personal property and he had every right to have them in his possession. unlike the sensitive government material that trump took from the white house, including national security or classified material. as for hillary clinton and joe biden, the crucial difference between their handling of classified material and donald trump is his lack of cooperation. according to the indictment, trump allegedly a deceived authorities about the documents in his possession. that s what sets his case apart. both clinton and biden actually worked with investigators. so, here s a comparison that might be more useful for trump. retired air force officer robert bircham who, like the former president was accused in florida of mishandl
personal property and he had every right to have them in his possession. unlike the sensitive government material that trump took from the white house, including national security or classified material. as for hillary clinton and joe biden, the crucial difference between their handling of classified material and donald trump is his lack of cooperation. according to the indictment, trump allegedly a deceived authorities about the documents in his possession. that s what sets his case apart. both clinton and biden actually worked with investigators. so, here s a comparison that might be more useful for trump. retired air force officer robert worsham, who like the former president was accused in florida of mishandling classified documents and charged with violating at the very same law that the president, the former president has been accused of violating, the espionage act. bertram, unlike trump, took full responsibility for his actions and expressed remorse. but despite that, he was ju
be forced to do something he has been avoiding for years, and that is confront reality. the ex president wants you to believe that his political enemies have all gotten off for the sorry that is not true. those comparisons won t stand up in court. for starters, trump s repeated reference to the so-called clinton socks case, which involves bill clinton s own personal records of interviews between him and a biographer, which at one point were kept in a sock drawer, is a desperate attempt to twist the presidential records act. those tapes were clinton s personal property and he had every right to have them in his possession. unlike the sensitive government material that trump took from the white house, including national security or classified material. as for hillary clinton and joe biden, the crucial difference between their handling of classified material and donald trump is his lack of cooperation. according to the indictment, trump allegedly a deceived
lengthy statement, saying he had given everything back to the federal government. but taylor budowich did not release trump s statement after consulting with lawyers and advisers for the former president, people familiar with the episode said, speaking on the condition of anonymity, to discuss internal conversations. at least some of trump s advisers did not believe that he had returned everything. at the time, the people said, even though the archives had been asking for months for trump to give back any government material in his possession as required by federal law. several days later, trump issued a different statement that did not include the claim that everything had them returned. and the new york times is reporting something tonight that has seemed obvious since the fbi executed a search warrant on donald trump s florida residence on august 8th of last year. the times reports federal