Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our One.

Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson across the nation. Glad to have you with me today.

My goodness gracious, we got to spend a lot of time talking non-political stuff, but this

first hour, I actually want to spend probably more time than I should on the Trump stuff.

And I want to take it from a couple of angles.

First, I want to begin with this montage that the media that can't define a woman

and can no longer define a recession is very insistent they can define what is and is not a raid

and what is it is not political. The FBI is a conservative-meaning law enforcement organization.

And we've sort of like lost the thread on that in the past six years.

These attacks against the FBI, these attacks against the most important federal law enforcement

agency in America.

Less than 24 hours after a peaceful search that they gave them a heads up on.

Peaceful.

It's all legal.

It's all lawful. It's not a raid.

They didn't, they're not there improperly or unlawfully.

The Justice Department is returning to its historical position as a law enforcement agency above politics trying to do the right thing.

I don't think there was any politics involved. This appears to be a nonpartisan process.

Because anybody on this set had done the same thing, the exact same result would have occurred.

A judge would not sign off on that if there were not evidence.

Sources to tell me that, you know, there's a reason. They wouldn't go in there if it wasn't really significant. If they didn't, they weren't really concerned about the nature of the classified information that Trump had, what he might be doing with it, who he might be showing it to. These are real national security concerns. And the fact that a federal judge approved it shows that, hey, they've got something there.

We just don't know what it is.

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