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Trump-Appointed Judge BLASTS ‘Troubling’ FBI Election Warrant
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12:09Now PlayingA federal judge refused to order the FBI to return seized 2020 presidential election ballots to Fulton County. So does that mean the search warrant was up to snuff, and the Trump Justice Department is hot on the trail of all of the fraud evidence that eluded them in every recount, audit and failed lawsuit? Don't believe the hype. In a 68-page ruling, U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee, a Trump appointee, said that the warrant application was "far from perfect," and sometimes downright "problematic" and "troubling." Here's the real reason Fulton County's lawsuit stumbled and Trump's attempt to rewrite the history of his election defeat is as strained as ever. Adam Klasfeld breaks it down for All Rise News.
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