Top Legal Scholar Mike Davis Torches Biden's FBI Raid

Top Legal Scholar Mike Davis Torches Biden's FBI Raid

"This home raid on President Trump was unprecedented, unnecessary, and unlawful... The President has the absolute constitutional authority to declassify anything he wants for any reason he wants and he doesn't have to get permission from any bureaucrat at the National Archives to do that and that is confirmed by a 1988 Supreme Court case, Department of the Navy vs Egan...

The President has the sole statutory authority to make the determination whether a record is a personal record that belongs to him or a presidential record that goes to the bureaucrats at the National Archives... And that is confirmed by a 2012 decision by an Obama judge related to Judicial Watch and Tom Fitton's lawsuits against President Clinton related to eight years of audio tapes in his sock drawer...

It is legally impossible for a former president to obstruct investigations into non-crimes... Congress gives former presidents secure office space, staff, security clearance, and secret service protection to guard these paper records and there is no allegation got into the wrong hands unlike Hillary Clinton's home server where she had foreign governments hack the most highly classified secrets in our government and she didn't get a FBI raid — so what was so urgent that caused the Biden DOJ to get this records?

I think it's because President Trump declassified and made personal his copy of the Crossfire Hurricane records and the Biden DOJ never made them public because they are so damning on Obama, Hillary, the FBI, and the IC...

They said that the AG didn't personally authorize this raid — he absolutely did. They also said that the Biden WH was not involved in this raid — they absolutely were because WH Deputy counsel Jonathan Su had to relay that Biden waived President Trump's assertion of executive privilege which paved the way for this raid.

This is a political hit on a former president."