drawers in the office there. the report also says agents searched former first lady melania trump s closet. trump s attorneys told the post agents would not let them inside the building to observe the raid. a laundry list of questions left unanswered at this point. silence from the d.o.j., at least until now. and from attorney general merrick garland himself. not a word. republicans are now demanding an explanation saying the american people have a right to know what sparked the raid. when are heads going to roll for those who are involved in weaponizing the power of our government to go after political enemies and to go after fishing expeditions such as this? the far left believes their cause is so worthy that anyone against them is a criminal and must be punished and put them away. is it plausible the f.b.i. would open up an investigation of donald trump without evidence? hell yes. this is too important to democracy, lay your cards on the table. you are doing a lot of
chris: between that statement and the stepped-up airstrikes on tripoli, are you now satisfied with the coalition s effort to topple qaddafi? no, i m not. but they ve obviously stepped it up and i m sorry you didn t know the president s statement, at the beginning, it is a humanitarian effort and it will be nato and we will not have anything to do that and i m glad to see him gradually changing but as he s changing people are dying on the ground in libya and they wouldn t have to if we were using all of u.s. air power and the abilities and unique capabilities the u.s. military has, and, unfortunately, we are not, although we are gradually stepping it up and the attacks are stepping up, it was a raid on daylight raid on tripoli, which is unusual here in the last 24 hours. and qaddafi may crack, he may crack but it could have been over a long time ago. if we brought the full weight of american air power to bear on him, and, it is unfortunate.