Vice President Vance said that Friday’s raid at the residence of former National Security Advisor John Bolton was not vengerated for his political remarks criticizing the Trump administration.
“We are in the very early stages of the ongoing investigation in John Bolton,” Vance said during a clip of his interview with MSNBC’s “Meat the Press”. I would say that we are allowing that investigation to move forward, “during a clip of our interview with MSNBC’s” Meat the Press “.
“I can tell you that, unlike Biden DOJ and Biden FBI, our law enforcement agencies are going to be operated by law and not from politics. And therefore, if we feel that Ambassador Bolton has committed a crime, then, of course, will eventually come prosecution,” he said.
His full interview with Kristen Velkar is expected to air on Sunday, with answers to questions about Bolton’s unexpected investigation with the vice president.
In recent months, Bolton has been one Vocal critic Regarding his meetings with President Trump’s foreign policy behavior, especially with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the leader claims that “know the way”Trump’s heart,
His regular presence on the cable talk shows has inspired some people to guess that the existing administration raided near Washington was inspired by his frequent rebels for diplomatic efforts of the existing administration.
However, Vance dismissed the allegations and said the investigation was associated with an investigation involved in classified documents that were being potentially stored at Bolton’s house. Both Trump and former President Biden, apart from the officials of the same administration, have been accused of alleging high-level paperwork in the past.
He said, “We are investigating the Ambassador Bolton, but if they eventually bring a case, it will happen because they determine that they have broken the law. We are going to be careful about this,” he explained Vailkar in terms of potential criminal prosecution from the Department of Justice (DOJ).
He said, “We are going to be deliberately about it, because we don’t think we should throw away people, even if they disagree politically with us, perhaps especially if they disagree politically with us, you should not throw people-blue in jail,” he said.
“You should let the law run these assets, and that’s what we are doing.”
On Friday, the President said that he was unaware of the sting at Bolton’s house and said he would remain in the current investigation.
“I don’t know anything about it. I saw it this morning, raiding,” Trump told reporters that when asked about the search, referring to Bolton as “inconsistent”.
“I tell [Attorney General Pam Bondi]And I tell the group, I do not want to know, but you have to do what you have to do. I don’t want to know about it, “Trump continues.” This is not necessary. I could know about. I can be going to start it. I am actually the Chief Law Enforcement Officer. But I think it’s better in this way. ,
