[Yo-Yo]

I've been following this back-and-forth on X all day today.

The Dan Bongino camp says that the Deadly Force statement is not routine.

The FBI camp, including ex-FBI agents Kyle Seraphin and Garrett O'Boyle, both of which have no love for the FBI that suspended them, and Bongino has had both on his show and speaks very highly of, say that DOJ Use of Deadly Force policy is on EVERY search warrant execution document and absolutely is routine.

Who to believe?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

They want it both ways: They want to force Trump to take possession of classified documents, implicitly admitting he owns them, then they want to prosecute him for possessing the very documents they forced him to take possession of and implicitly admitted he owned.

[Major Matt Mason]

This is not just any "search warrant" (fishing expedition), and there was no reasonable expectation that there would be any issues. They keep trying to paint Trump as some out-of-control, lawless lunatic which he obviously is not. This is the DOJ showing zero respect to a former (and hopefully future) president, instead treating him like a common criminal. If this had been done to Obama - who is certainly deserving of scrutiny - do you really think that this type of order would have been included in the search warrant? No way, the Left would have gone bonkers if it had been. It is definitely not a good look for the DOJ and FBI.