After reminding ... and reminding ... his followers on Truth that he "got more votes, by far, than any sitting President in the history of our Country!," Trump again ... and again ... wrote that the "unjustified," "unannounced RAID" on his warm, inviting Mar-a-Lago home was executed "by a very large number of gun toting [sic] FBI Agents, and the Department of 'Justice.'"
Hence he wants "TRANSPARENCY." Indeed he "call[ed] for the immediate release of the completely Unredacted Affidavit pertaining to this horrible and shocking BREAK-IN." Another exclamation point followed his demand that "the Judge" — disappointingly, only one cap — must recuse himself.
But TRANSPARENCY is not what's really BUGGING Trump & Friends, some of whom may not be all that friendly. The Guardian reports that "escalating distrust and rampant speculation about an informant has started to reach dizzying levels, even by the standards of the Trump presidency."
First, writes The Guardian, suspicions fell on Nicholas Luna, a former Trump "body-man" who quit around March, and Molly Michael, a former chief of Trump's White House Oval Office operations. She's due to resign but is still on the payroll. One source said "her departure – like Luna’s – is not acrimonious," which is smart in view of Trump's inexhaustible vindictiveness.
Then came suspicions of Mar-a-Lago employees and "other staff," said the source, "seemingly in part because the FBI knew exactly which rooms and where in the rooms they needed to search."
By last weekend, "following the revelation that the FBI removed a leather-bound box from the property and already knew the location of Trump’s safe, scrutiny shifted once more to anyone else who had not yet been suspected – including members of Trump’s family."
Who knows? Could be. In a rat's nest on board a ship being swallowed by mile-high waftures, familial loyalty ranks pretty low. But the resort staff — the butler did it — seem more likely to be the usual suspects. Don't you think?