Trump: "they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys."

[Yavin4]

No. They did not. They got a legitimate warrant and seized documents from Michael Cohen. Using the words, "broke in", is designed to trigger his supporters to think that what they did was illegal.

--On Edit--
Contrast that to his support of stop and frisk which is indeed a constitutional violation of search and seizure. His supporters love law enforcement when it's used against "those people" over there. Not me.

[Sanity Claws]

1. "personal?"

Cohen was the attorney for The Trump organization, as well as holding an executive position with the organization.

[NanceGreggs]

2. Along with ...

"This is against everything we stand for."

No, it's not. What we actually stand for as a nation is the rule of law, and the fact that no one is above that law - not even a treasonous fake pResident and his criminal cohorts.

[flibbitygiblets]

3. Thank you Yavin!

If "they" had "broken in", that would be an easily provable crime.* Not that Trump's ignorant base would know the difference, or care.

*Edit: And without a search warrant, all records seized would be inadmissible. The FBI, unlike tronald dump and his rabid base of racist hillbillies, is not that stupid.

[bdamomma]

4. this fucking man

does not believe in the rule of law. Bolton another hot head.