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Among the declassified documents from DOJ files was said to be Jeffrey Epstein's client list.<ref>https://spectator.org/does-donald-trump-have-jeffrey-epstein-client-list/</ref>

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After first lying about it, the DOJ denied being in possession of President Trump's passports.<ref>https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217048672</ref> Later, the DOJ promised to return the passports to President Trump's team.

FBI director [[Christopher Wray]] avoided answering questions from Congress and the press as he used an FBI jet, against FBI regulations, for personal use to leave [[Washington, D.C.]] for vacation.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/08/15/wray-caught-misleading-grassley-on-video-house-gop-now-demanding-answers-on-his-plane-usage-n612590</ref>

Congressional investigators served notice to Garland, Wray, and [[White House]] [[chief-of-staff]] [[Ron Klain]] to preserve all documents in connection with the Trump raid.<ref>https://thepoliticalinsider.com/house-republicans-demand-doj-fbi-preserves-documents-in-relation-to-fbi-raid-on-trump/</ref>

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===Outside the scope===

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After first lying about it, the DOJ denied being in possession of President Trump's passports.<ref>https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217048672</ref> Later, the DOJ promised to return the passports to President Trump's team. A DOJ official admitted to ''Just the News'' that the FBI did indeed act “outside the scope” of the [[search warrant]] when it seized former President Trump’s passports.<ref>https://saraacarter.com/anonymous-official-admits-fbi-acted-outside-of-scope-seizing-trump-passports/?utm_source=jeeng</ref>

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