The Fox front page headline.
Buried in the story.
"You have to certainly, as most people know, produce probable cause … to first get prosecutors who want to write this and present it to a judge – and then present it to a judge who has to agree that you have shown probable cause that a crime has been committed, there is evidence of the crime in the location that you state and at the time you plan to execute the warrant," he said, by phone. "So, there's a lot of information that you have to be very convincing of to a federal judge and they scrutinize these."
Also.
Raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate questioned by some legal scholars
"Some legal scholars" are the Fox News hacks Alan Dershowitz and Jonathan Turley.
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