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Welcome back in second hour.

Clay Ann Buck kicks off right now.

Our friend Julie Kelly joins us.

She is the author of the declassified substack and had quite a firestorm, started a firestorm

online yesterday with her latest findings with regard

to the Mar-a-Lago document raid. Julie, I know you've, it's probably been a very busy 24 hours

or so for you after deciding to just light the internet on fire with some of your findings.

Tell me, first off, we mentioned at the top of the show.

Where did you, how were we able to get this information about the use of deadly force authorization in the warrant for the Trump raid and give us any backstory you have on it,

any context for it, because people see that and their reaction is not stuff I can say on

radio, but they're very upset.

They are.

So, as you guys know, and I'm outside the Florida courthouse right now, I tended a hearing

this morning.

There's another one this afternoon in the classified documents case, but I knew that Judge Aline Cannon had unsealed these two Trump motions,

and I was just watching the docket really all day for them, and they were posted. And one of them

is this motion to suppress evidence from the Mar-a-Lago raid, claiming that the raid was unlawful, the affidavit, the search warrant, all were unlawful, et cetera.

So I just started reading through the motion and came across the passage in the motion that his defense lawyers wrote that said that a use of deadly force policy was part

of the instructions related to the Mar-a-Lago raid. So I had to read that a few times anyway.

It was attached. There was an exhibit attached to it, which is what I started posting,

and that is this 20-some-odd page, what they call an operation order.

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