John Bolton, a former Trump official, searched for the president at home

Law enforcement officials were seen on Friday outside the residence in the Washington region who have long belonging to a Republican figure John Bolton, a critic of President Donald Trump before and after spending 16 months in his first administration.

Footage of the multiple American media, and residue from the LawFare site, showed a presence of several vehicles, with some individuals who wear clothes with FBI’s slogans, in Betsda, Maryland.

On Friday morning, Bolton was seen standing in the Washington building, where he kept an office and talks with two people with the FBI visual on their jackets, according to Associated Press. He left a few minutes later and seemed to go to the top floor in the building.

Cash Patel, Director of the FBI, wrote without Bolton to mention, in the X Publishing after 7 am after a short period of time, was re -published by the White House account, as well as by Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi.

The Ministry of Justice had no official comment on the Associated Press.

Bolton, 76, served in the George W. Bush administration as an American ambassador to the United Nations. Earlier in his career, he served in many capabilities in the Republican departments of George HW Bush and Ronald Reagan.

Trump said, at an event in Washington, DC, on Friday morning, to reporters that he was not aware of any investigation exceeding media reports.

“He can be a very non -national man,” Trump said.

Judge Bolton’s reprimand in the Battle of the Book

Bolton won the title of the third National Security Adviser for the first Trump Administration, where he served from March 2018 to September 2019.

“I did not agree strongly with many of his suggestions, as others did in the administration,” Trump said at Bolton’s departure. Since then, he repeatedly referred to Bolton as one of the “most people in government” in many social media functions.

Inside the administration, according to multiple reports and a book written by Bolton, he called for caution against the president’s convergence with North Korea and against Trump’s decision to withdraw American forces from Syria. Bolton also opposed the Trump plan, which canceled the latter, to bring Taliban negotiators to Camp David to complete a peace agreement in Afghanistan.

In 2020, the White House of Trump sought a temporary restriction and a preliminary judicial order against the publication of Bolton’s book, The room in which it happened: White House notesOn the pretext that it contains secret and threatened national information. The government argued that Bolton did not request the appropriate review process before the book, published by Simon and Suster, went to the printing press.

A federal judge said that there is a justified judicial matter, but “Bolton’s behavior unilaterally raises dangerous concerns of national security.” The American boycott judge, Royce Lambres, wrote in his ruling that Bolton was subjected to “himself to civil (and perhaps criminal).”

A few months after the rule of Lambres, the National Security Council classification expert sparked allegations that the operation had been politicized, Accusing assistants at the White House of providing false assurances Bolton has revealed secret information.

Bolton is a frequent presence on news radio channels, including CBC News, providing analysis. This week, he gave his ideas about the recent diplomatic talks related to the Ukraine war that included Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Western leaders.

On his 2020 -year tour, which included an interview with CBC News, Trump’s photos as a dispersed leader who does not care about the minute details of politics, and a president who prefers a personal approach with foreign leaders.

The revenge campaign promised

Trump has been charged with the inappropriate dealing with the classified information, preferably with documents bearing higher classifications in Florida. However, this investigation was suspended by a federal judge – he was originally appointed to the bench by Trump – a planned appeal was mainly submitted by Trump’s victory in the November elections.

The other Trump administration officials saw their security permits and the protection of the secret service that was canceled in January.

At the campaign’s path, Trump promised a second administration that includes revenge, law enforcement officials and legislators who previously led or participated in investigations into Trump’s business and political activities increasingly.

Trump officials and the Ministry of Justice claimed that Letitia James, Adam Chef and Lisa Cook participated in the mortgage fraud.

James, New York State Prosecutor, supervised a The issue of civil fraud, TrumpA prominent democratic chef publicly criticized Trump’s dealings with Russia and Ukraine, and Cook, a member of the Federal Reserve, whose decisions on interest rates Trump.

Former FBI director James Komei, who was separated in 2017 a few weeks after confirming the investigation of Russian intervention in the 2016 elections, This year was interrogated by Secret Service Agents, apparently on a social media publication.

The Trump administration announced this week it is It will cancel security permits Among the 37 of the current and former national security officials, including some, worked on issues related to Russian threats in the elections in 2016 and 2020, an issue that has sparked a long period of Trump’s anger.

Trump has argued that Barack Obama and Joe Biden’s departments were equipped with “Deep State” actors who had met him in a malicious manner. Democrats have faced criticism of the “Arms” Ministry of Justice in the Biden administration by pointing to the fact that the Democrats were charged with alleged violations-including legislators, Bob Mindez, Henry Coellar, and Hunter Biden, the son of the former president.