F.B.I. Raids Office of Trump’s Longtime Lawyer Michael Cohen

Just up on Drudge.
Breaking now.
It appears, with Mueller's approval, there has been a raid on Michael Cohen's office for records.
May be related to the porn star or Cohen, himself.
Sorry, I can't quote the NYTs article here...but here is the link.

www.nytimes.com...

I bet it wasn’t to look for Clinton’s email. More than likely it’s has to do with illegal use of campaign funds. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

I bet it wasn’t to look for Clinton’s email. More than likely it’s has to do with illegal use of campaign funds. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

a reply to: IAMTAT

If this has anything to do with Mueller, time to fire his ass. This is so far outside the scope of "Russia collusion" debunked conspiracy theory it isn't even funny.

And yes, it was debunked the second Mueller conceded Trump wasn't an actual criminal target.

Fire him, and deal with the backlash later. No one is impeaching Trump, period. Worthless ineffectual GOP can't even get their act together to pass our agenda through congress, they sure as hell won't find support for impeachment. Really for any reason.

The Deep State picking one last fight while they can.

I can't wait for this entire charade to be over

originally posted by: soundguy
I bet it wasn’t to look for Clinton’s email. More than likely it’s has to do with illegal use of campaign funds. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

You do realize that as a billionaire, he didn't need to misuse campaign funds? If he had wanted to do something nefarious he could have just used his own money?

Think before you post...

I cannot wait for Trump to tell Mueller...You're Fired!

What a ridiculous tool of the deep state he has become.

a reply to: IAMTAT

New York Times reports that the warrants were issued on a referral by Robert S. Mueller.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Hmmm...this is a pretty big thing, both in what may be uncovered, but more as to why Mueller felt a need to do this. Attorney-client privilege is one of the types of communications held in highest regard in the eyes of the law.

I'm very interested into why this was an okay thing to do under the scope of Mueller's investigation, or if this will be the thing that takes his actions too far. I'm of the belief that this investigation has far exceeded the original intent for which it was petitioned and approved--this step may lead to its end.

We'll see.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Imagine if a porn star is the one who brings Trump's presidency crashing down over misuse of campaign spending! If so, Trump will have gotten off easy.

Maybe the Russians paid off Stormy??

If Mueller has nothing, this is a way for him to get a win. Goes way outside of his ability, and gets Trump to fire him. Then the Twitter left goes crazy and it could push Democrats turnout in 2018

a reply to: carewemust

I can't wait til they start passing out blindfolds and cigarettes to DEEPSTATE traitors.

a reply to: JBurns

It was and wasn't Muellers doing. If an investigator discovers a crime unrelated to their investigation they are obligated to report the crime. That is what is meant by referral.

CBSNews

Another link for those that don't pay NYTimes to read their content.

a reply to: Lumenari

As if Trump has never used other peoples monies, like his so called charity on himself. This is par for the course in Trump land.

a reply to: JBurns

If Trump fires Mueller, there will be backlash from even the GOP, no?

a reply to: IAMTAT

More likely, it has something to do with whatever Felix Sater has been telling Mueller's team.

desperation

originally posted by: SlapMonkey
I'm very interested into why this was an okay thing to do under the scope of Mueller's investigation, or if this will be the thing that takes his actions too far.

From how I interpret this the raid was due to his recommendation but not part of his investigation which I further interpret to mean he felt some sort of criminal wrong doing took place with Cohen but it was not his case to handle so informed the local FBI branch.