1. The FBI was at President Trump’s home in June and had access to all the boxes. Wouldn’t the FBI had known there was “classified” information at that time — either before they arrived at the home or during their search? The most sensitive national security documents are supposed to be tracked by the relevant agency or department. Did they look in June? If so, didn’t they see the documents? If they did not look, why not?
2. If the FBI felt the Trump lawyers were not cooperative, all they had to do is go to court to enforce their subpoena or get a second subpoena. Instead, there was a TWO-MONTH gap between the June meeting and the seeking/execution of the search warrant in August. Why was there a two-month gap if there was an urgent necessity for a search warrant? Why wasn’t a search warrant sought immediately?
3. Once again, I make the argument that this was pretextual for the purpose of grabbing anything they could find, using the plain view doctrine as an attempt to find anything related to January 6, among other things.