- Trump stated on Truth Social that he had finally seen Mar-a-Lago.
- He complained that his Florida residence would “never be the same” after the FBI search.
- He stated that FBI agents had not taken off his shoes in his bedroom.
Trump’s ex-president took to Truth Social on Sunday night to complain about the FBI’s raid at Mar-a-Lago. Trump accused agents of failing to take off their shoes during searches of Trump’s bedroom.
Trump Announced earlier SundayHe stated that he would soon be traveling to Mar-a-Lago. He stated that he would “soon be heading” to Mar-a-Lago and that he did not want to see the “unnecessary ransacking of rooms in other areas of house.”
Trump arrived at his destination several hours later. After arriving at his Florida residence, he “had a long-and-detailed chance” to inspect the property. In his post, he claimed that the FBI had unlawfully searched his Florida property in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights and lamented that his home would never be the same.
Trump shared his thoughts on Truth Social, “It was ‘ransacked’ and in far more dire condition than I left it.” “Many Agents-And they didn’t even take off there shoes in my room. Nice!!!”
Trump was not the first to voice his anger at FBI agents who searched his personal belongings. Trump declared his anger at the FBI agents who searched through his personal items in August. Indicted investigatorsHe also left Melania Trump’s closet in a mess after the search. He also ClaimInvestigators Searched Barron’s bedroom.
Trump claimed that the FBI made Trump look lazy earlier in the month. intentionally scattering documentsOn the ground to capture them during Mar-a-Lago raid. This was after The Department of JusticeOne photo of classified documents on a carpet was shared.
He said that they took the cartons out of their hands and scattered them on the floor, making it seem like a huge ‘find’ to them. Submitted to Truth Social. “They dropped them, not me — Very deceiving…” he added.
“Perhaps I was pretending that it was me who did it!” Trump added a Separate postIt was the same day.
The FBI participated in the Mar-a-Lago Search. 11 sets of classified papers were seizedThese include some marked as “top secret” or that could have concern Nuklear weapons. The DOJ is Looking into whether Trump broke any of three federal laws — including the Espionage Act — by keeping the documents at his Florida residence.
Insider asked for comment from representatives of Trump’s postpresidential press team and the DOJ.
