How the FBI's Raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago Was Viewed by Millions of Americans

After all that, the safe at Mar-a-Lago was empty. It was pried open by FBI agents who swarmed the premises under the pretense that they were looking for documents marked for preservation by the National Archives. Does anyone believe that? 

The FBI's raid on the former president's home was not over boxes of documents. If you think that, please, get some crack cocaine, White Claws, and wallow in total ignorance in an observation tank while high as a kite. This line about the documents is politburo stuff, except we're not the Soviet Union. The FBI was there to find Russian collusion material they know doesn't exist. 

Top officials at the J. Edgar Hoover Building have known since day one that the Steele dossier, the catalyst for this myth, was a Democrat-funded opposition research project. It might as well have come in a file that read, "Hillary Clinton paid for this." Now, the FBI's credibility, the last sliver of it, has been incinerated with this raid that juiced MAGA nation like no other. 

What happened last night was a social media meme come to life. President Trump's image is accompanied by the text, "In reality; they're not after me. They're after you. I'm just in the way."