One question I'd like asked is "How common is it to raid the office of the personal attorney of a person?"
This was an egregious violation of the 4th amendment, and was a violation of attorney-client privilege.
So I go to open a new tab, and the msn banner is
Special Counsel Robert Mueller testifies that President Trump could be charged with obstruction once out of office... There is no hellfire hot enough for these people!!
