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Hey everyone.

Happy Friday, Ellie here with my weekly note to the cafe community.

As always, love hearing your feedback, so

drop us a line at letters at cafe.com.

The United States Department of Justice executed a search warrant at the home of the former president this week.

You already knew that, of course.

But it's such a stunning development that it needs to be said out loud or seen in black and white to be believed.

There's so much that we don't know right now.

But there also are things we do know for sure. So let's start with those islands of certainty in a sea of unknowns. First, to get a search warrant, prosecutors must establish that they have

probable cause to suspect that a specific federal crime was committed.

On the one hand, I can tell you from experience that probable cause, it ain't nothing.

The prosecutor has to write out the affidavit, citing specific evidence, and identifying a

particular federal law that was violated. These documents typically are long and detailed.

I've done 30 and 40 page affidavits. They can run to well over 100 pages.

Note that neither Trump nor the public have this document yet, and they won't unless and until

there's a criminal charge. Importantly, a federal judge must review the affidavit and can

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