FBI investigation in Mar-a-Lago involves several Russiagate agents

 Paul Sperry:

FBI Unit Leading Mar-a-Lago Probe Earlier Ran Discredited Trump-Russia Investigation

 The FBI division overseeing the investigation of former President Trump's handling of classified material at his Mar-a-Lago residence is also a focus of Special Counsel John Durham's investigation of the bureau's alleged abuses of power and political bias during its years-long Russiagate probe of Trump.

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There is much more. 

I see no reason to trust this FBI operation any more than their original Russian Collusion Hoax operation.  In fact, the FBI seems to have several suspect operatives these days according to whistleblowers who have contacted Sen. Grassley.

See, also:

In Its War On Trump And Wrongthink, The Regime Just Delivered A Death Blow To Rule Of Law

 The regime is cracking down on wrongthink and criminalizing dissent.

And:

 Jonathan Turley Takes DOJ Apart for Latest Leak on Why FBI Raided Trump

And:

 BOMBSHELL: Outing of Trump Raid 'Leaker' Shatters FBI Document Excuse, Now All Eyes Are on Affidavit Hearing

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