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After three weeks of waning interest and ho-hum attitudes across the country about the raid on Mar-a-Lago against former

President Donald Trump, the Department of Justice after being required, apparently, by the

authorities in charge in the legal system to provide some sort of response to Trump's request

for a special master. Well, they've decided to go photo- op. This is just comical at this point. The lead

story of what the DOJ's argument is over not having a special master is that it harms the government

and it harms the public. Okay, we can't have a special master after three and a half weeks because

it's harmful. So in order't have a special master after three and a half weeks because it's harmful.

So in order, because the special master could look at this evidence without bias and say,

you know, there isn't much here or this really isn't, there's no precedent here. There's not this.

There's not that. So the federal government,

the DOJ, the FBI photographs that were taking at Mar-a-Lago, they decide to go photo up and they take a

picture. You've probably seen this by now. If you haven't, I mean, I'm sorry, it looks comical.

It's some documents laying on the floor with one of those little tags that the FBI puts there.

It says 6A or whatever, exhibit, whatever number.

And then there's a box next to the documents on the floor.

Presumably, these folders came out of that box.

It's a bunch of Time Magazine covers because Trump is so vain.

He's probably kept all of his Time magazine

covers ever and framed them and loves them. It's sitting by a box of Time Magazine covers

and they're scattered on the floor and around the edges in orange, there's orange border on some

of these paper that say, you know, classified or, you know, secret evidence, whatever it may be.

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