MSNBC host Joy Reid speculated that the classified documents allegedly seized by the FBI during their raid against Donald Trump could be connected to murdered CIA agents in 2021.
MSNBC host Joy Reid speculated on air that documents seized by the FBI during its raid on Trump's Florida home might have related to CIA informants' deaths in 2021.MSNBC’s Joy Reid wondered out loud on Monday whether documents seized from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home were related to a rash of American spy deaths in 2021.independent special master
"While all of this is happening, we know that in 2021 that there was a rash of deaths of American spies. They were being caught. They were being killed. This is a very real and exigent circumstance. The CIA has admitted to that. Now, we are not saying that we know there is some connection between the purloined documents and those events. But they did happen at a time when Trump did have custody of some really sensitive information that he should not have had," Reid said.
MEDIA FIGURES PROMOTE CONSPIRACY THAT JUDGE WHO POSTPONED TRUMP DOJ INVESTIGATION IS DOING ‘TRUMP’S BIDDING’Reid also claimed that the U.S. government’s seizure of Russian oligarch Victor Vekselberg’s yachts in April could be connected to the raid based on his past meetings with Trump’s team."When you think about that, when you think about Victor Vekselberg, who is being investigated for something else for fraud, but he’s a Russian oligarch in Trump crony world.
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