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Judge Aileen Cannon thinks the privacy interest Trump has in some MAGA hats and tax records the investigative team hasn't seen outweigh the government's interest in criminally investigating the 11,282 stolen documents seized on August 8.

In a motion to dismiss the indictment against him, Igor Danchenko reveals that investigators never even asked him about several things that are central to John Durham's indictment against him.

There are press clippings in every box seized from Mar-a-Lago, right along with the government documents. But according to the FBI inventory, not a single one of those press clippings comes from after November 2020.

Foucault writes about power relations, something we don't see in The Dawn Of Everything

Kellye SoRelle was charged, by herself, in a conspiracy to obstruct the vote count on January 6. Undoubtedly, DOJ believes it can prove she conspired with the Oath Keepers. But do they intend to prove she conspired with others, including lawyers involved in the fake elector plots?

In the far-away land of Mar-A-Lago sits a once-vaunted leader, now brought very low. And then come his lawyers, with news of a guest, A visit un-looked for, unwelcome, unblessed. . . .

According to the narrative offered by DOJ of the June 3 meeting at which Evan Corcoran and Christina Bobb handed over just a fraction of the classified documents that remained at Mar-a-Lago, Bobb offered up a claim that none of those classified documents had been copied.

Back in February, Trump tried to lead the public to believe 15 boxes returned to the Archives were full of junk like newspapers and magazines. They were! But amidst all that, there were classified documents stripped of their classified cover sheets.

Evan Corcoran, in a filing that failed to disclose his own role in the events under investigation, falsely suggested to Judge Aileen Cannon that this was a search about the Presidential Records Act and not an investigation into violations of the Espionage Act and obstruction. He didn't even tell her that he is named in the affidavit showing probable cause of obstruction.

If there was an unredacted copy of the fourth FISA application targeting Carter Page in the stash of documents Donald Trump stole from the White House, it would amount to a separate violation of FISA, on top of any exposure under the Espionage Act.