DOJ asks court to unseal Mar-a-Lago raid warrant; AG Merrick Garland personally signed off on...

It is my understanding that, first, the office of National Archives asked for the documents back at the first of the year but did not get all of them. Then a grand jury subpoena was issued in June, still with no reply. So, action was necessary.
Not political! National security!

You have no idea what is in the search warrant, what it was based on, what was recovered but you know there was an abuse of power? What if the FBI had information that there were more undisclosed documents, what if they had information the documents were being destroyed or in threat of being destroyed? What if a whole host of other scenarios. You've come to a political conclusion based on what you want to believe instead of one based on the evidence we actually have.

I'll be with you if there was an abuse of power but I'm suspecting there very much likely was not, particularly now that the DOJ is asking for it to be unsealed. But we'll see what's in it.