(Chris Parker, Headline USA) The judge who issued the warrant for the FBI’s heavily criticized raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home donated to Obama and had links to child sex trafficker and Clinton crony Jeffrey Epstein.
That judge, Bruce Reinhart, was working for the U.S. attorney’s office during negotiations for a plea deal with Epstein when he suddenly announced his resignation from his position and set up a private practice – in the same building as Epstein’s lead attorney, Jack Goldberger, according to Just the News.
Shortly after he resigned from his post, he was hired to represent several accomplices of Epstein. Several of those accomplices received immunity for allegedly trafficking minors.
The circumstances surrounding Epstein’s legal defense raised questions about whether state and federal prosecutors may have been compromised.
According to the Miami Herald, “New York U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said the transactions of hundreds of thousands of dollars, made just days after the Miami Herald ran its series, show that the accused sex trafficker was still trying to use his money to leverage witnesses.”
Reinhart also donated to Obama’s 2008 presidential candidacy and the Obama Victory Fund. He also also supported other Democrats and Republicans.
The raid followed claims that Trump took classified documents from the White House without authorization.
Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House press secretary who recently called for abortion riots, earned Trump’s supporters to remain peaceful after the raid.
“We would ask Americans to remain peaceful in this time,” Jean-Pierre said.
Republican lawmakers blasted the militarized raid, with Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., calling for the FBI and DOJ to be ‘decentralized.’
“The FBI and DOJ are acting as the political enforcers of the Democrat Party. The FBI must immediately release the information used to obtain the warrant,” Bishop said.
Trump switched his residence to the Florida estate from New York City while he was still president in 2019. He cited several of New York’s failing liberal policies as reasons for the move.
