“Why on earth would they need to take photos, go into Melania Trump’s closet, I mean, are there classified shoes involved, I don’t know,” a member of Donald Trump’s Elite Strike Force of lawyers (many of whom are under indictment) and then hostess on failing cable propaganda network Jenna Ellis says, apparently very self-satisfied with her amaze-balls zinger. “But one of the things we don’t have is the actual affidavit and that is really important and there are reports saying that there may not have even been an affidavit in support of the warrant, and this to me is a clear violation of the Fourth Amendment.”
No affadivit? Sez who? Oh, right: “reports.” And it’s difficult to argue that there’s a violation of the Fourth Amendment when the FBI sought a judicially-approved search and seizure warrant from a (reportedly Republican) judge, and they found the things they were looking for. Oh, and she may want to review the FBI procedures for processing searches, which includes photographing the scene to show the condition of rooms, where evidence was found and other things they can use in prosecutions to show evidence was properly obtained.