Investigation Overview - The FBI searched John Bolton's home and office as part of a national security investigation related to handling classified materials and leaks to the news media [1] - The investigation involves gathering evidence to understand concerns about Ambassador Bolton, with classified documents being part of it [1] - The Department of Justice (DOJ) previously launched a criminal investigation into Bolton after he left the Trump administration and tried to stop the publication of his memoir [1] Administration's Response - The administration denies the investigation is politically motivated and asserts law enforcement agencies are driven by law, not politics [1] - The White House acknowledges they "own" the situation and will have to defend it [2] - The President stated he is not a fan of John Bolton and believes he suffers from "Trump derangement syndrome" but claims to stay out of the investigation [1] Potential Charges and Legal Process - If a crime is determined, Ambassador Bolton will have his day in court [1] - The administration claims they will be careful and deliberate in their investigation, driven by national interest and the law [1] - The DOJ will determine if Bolton broke the law before bringing a case [1] Public Perception and Commentary - Some suggest the investigation looks like retribution, which the administration denies [1] - The White House is trying to disentangle the evidence from the President's personal feelings about Bolton [2] - Top DOJ officials are posting on social media about the case, emphasizing that no one is above the law [2]