well we'll get to the

raid we'll get to uh olivia newton john we'll get to uh crazy kathy hokel we'll get to

uh questionable eric adams and uh and more this hour so uh i think you know uh did you hear bill

o'reilly last hour joe bartlett i I did, yes, I did, absolutely.

I thought he made a lot of sense, put a lot of clarity into this,

and one of the important points he made was don't get emotional,

and don't say it's a fascist, stay calm, don't get emotional.

Just remember, the fact that they did this also means they're desperate.

They're really desperate.

What on earth could have been in those documents that warranted this raid?

No reason for it.

Normally, when you do a raid like that, it's because you're worried that they may be destroying the documents and you

have to get them before they're destroyed. That wasn't the case here. Nobody was there. Mar-a-Lago was

closed. Donald Trump was thousands of miles away. As Alan Dershowitz and others pointed out,

you could have simply sent a subpoena for the documents. And it turns out the Trump people were cooperating fully with the National Archives

at returning stuff.

They had already returned a few boxes.

So there was no reason for the raid.

It was for either just for show or just for intimidation purposes.

Or, as some people theorized, they were looking for other stuff.

Donor lists, anything about 20, 24 they could find.

Who knows what they were looking for?

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