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Dec 21, 2025

Biden White House Coordinated With DOJ Ahead Of FBI Raid On Mar-a-Lago: Emails-lllllllllllllllll

The Biden White House coordinated with the Department of Justice ahead of the FBI’s search of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence before shifting the conversation “offline,” according to Chad Mizelle, the former chief of staff to Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Mizelle told The New York Post in an exclusive interview Wednesday that he reviewed emails showing coordination between officials in former President Joe Biden’s White House Counsel’s Office, the DOJ under then-Attorney General Merrick Garland, and the National Archives and Records Administration in the months leading up to the Aug. 8, 2022, search of Trump’s Palm Beach, Florida, estate, The New York Post reported.

“We have concrete evidence that Biden’s White House was very much involved in the most unprecedented, unjust and improper law enforcement act, really in the history of our country,” Mizelle said. “Which is to use the FBI to raid the home of a political rival and former president of the United States.”

Mizelle said the emails showed discussions about the documents at Mar-a-Lago involving the White House, DOJ, and NARA before communications abruptly stopped.

“They were talking about it. They’re talking about documents. They were looping in NARA,” he said. “And continuing to talk about it until at one point, somebody says, ‘Hey, why don’t we take this offline.’”

“And then all of a sudden every email communication on this thing stops,” Mizelle added.

A source familiar with the emails confirmed to The Post that the communications exist, though the outlet has not independently reviewed the documents.

The comments come as internal FBI and DOJ communications released Tuesday by Sen. Chuck Grassley (R Iowa) revealed disputes inside the bureau ahead of the Mar-a-Lago search.

According to the documents, some FBI officials believed probable cause had not been established to justify a search warrant, but DOJ officials and then special counsel Jack Smith’s team overrode those objections.

Washington Field Office Assistant Director in Charge Steven D’Antuono was among the FBI officials opposed to the search, while Smith’s deputy, Jay Bratt, supported moving forward. Garland ultimately approved the warrant.

The FBI recovered 102 classified documents during the search, which led to Trump’s June 2023 indictment.

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