More evidence of FBI overreach in Mar-a-Lago raid

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U.S. District Judge from the Southern District of Florida Judge Aileen M. Cannon has revealed that among the documents seized by the FBI at Mar-a-Lago from former President Trump were 40 years’ worth of medical records and accounting information connected to his taxes.


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The judge halted on Monday the FBI’s review of more than 11,000 documents the agency seized from Trump’s residence, according to Fox News. She ordered an independent special master be appointed to review the records for attorney-client and executive privilege.


“According to the Privilege Review Team’s Report, the seized materials include medical documents, correspondence related to taxes, and accounting information,” Cannon stated in her order.

Democrats have been after Trump’s taxes for years. It appears that the tax documents were more of a target in the raid than imagined nuclear codes or information. In August a federal appeals court opened the door for the House Ways and Means Committee to get its paws on Trump’s taxes under a law that permits the disclosure of an individual’s tax returns to the congressional committee.

There is an excellent chance that Trump will seek emergency intervention measures from the Supreme Court to temporarily block any release of those tax records to the committee.
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These documents do not appear to be within the scope of the DOJ subpoena and should be excluded from their review.

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