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Matthew J. Sharbaugh

Matthew J. Sharbaugh

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Oct 25, 2026

Allison GillHOST
17:23
The warrant remains under court seal.
Allison GillHOST
17:26
Several news organizations, including The Post, have petitioned U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh to make it public, and multiple people familiar with the document have told The Post that the limits imposed appeared intended to ensure that the warrant fell in line with the D.C. court's interpretation of the speech or debate clause in the Constitution.
Allison GillHOST
17:45
That's the thing that protects lawmakers' legislative work product from unfounded scrutiny from federal prosecutors.
Andy McCabeHOST
17:51
Yes.
Zak PaineHOST
73:44
Now, what's also interesting is that the exact same magistrate judge, the Democrat Hillary Clinton donating magistrate judge who signed the warrant on Ilhan Omar, also signed the criminal complaint against the two deep state shadow government former FBI officials who were just taken into custody by the Department of Justice today.
Zak PaineHOST
74:05
Yes, that would be Judge Matthew Sharbaugh.
Zak PaineHOST
74:08
Judge Matthew Sharbaugh is getting a whole box of red pills for Christmas, it seems like.
Zak PaineHOST
74:12
Good for him.
Zak PaineHOST
74:14
All right, now...
Devin StoneHOST
26:30
Circuit rule is going to apply.
Devin StoneHOST
26:32
Now, according to CNN, Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh, who signed off on the warrant, went back and forth for a week with prosecutors to craft parameters that would comply with both the speech or debate clause and the Rayburn precedent.
Devin StoneHOST
26:44
But Omar's lawyers told The Washington Post that the agents who executed the search followed none of the warrant's dictates.
Devin StoneHOST
26:50
In a letter to the Justice Department on Friday, her attorney said investigators failed to give Omar's lawyers a copy of the warrant, failed to contact the House Office of General Counsel before the search so Omar could consult congressional lawyers about legislative material, and failed to advise her of her speech or debate protections and ask whether she'd waive them.
Vince CoakleyHOST
27:57
I think this is also significant.
Vince CoakleyHOST
27:59
The search warrant approved by magistrate judge Matthew Sharbaugh, an Obama appointee.
Vince CoakleyHOST
28:07
What have they been saying? This is a political prosecution.
Vince CoakleyHOST
28:11
Do you think this would make it past a Democrat judge if this were just some sort of then political prosecution? also a person who received contributions from Hillary Clinton.
Professor NezHOST
17:04
The Fourth Amendment requires probable cause of at least one federal crime inside that home.
Professor NezHOST
17:09
And U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh, again appointed by a bench dominated by Obama and Biden picks, found it was there.
Professor NezHOST
17:20
So besides Obama, you've got every single Democrat, including AOC, Ratty Raskin.
Professor NezHOST
17:26
Taliban, Rashidi, Tlaib and the whole nine yards, they're all calling it and crying.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
14:44
I mean, it's just, it makes your stomach turn.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
14:47
Now, many of you are saying, Jeff, please, which judge in particular could you name the judge that authorized or signed the warrant, the search warrant, that led to the raid on some people did something on her home in D.C.? So the search warrant, in fact, the warrants, were approved, and he's known as a very far-left judge, Federal Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
15:21
Let me spell it.
Jeff KuhnerHOST
15:23
S-H-A-R-B-A-U-G-H.
Booker ScottHOST
17:16
However, a federal judge has placed restrictions on how the Justice Department can go through those files that were seized in the home of Ilhan Omar.
Booker ScottHOST
17:27
Judge Matthew Sharbaugh of the D.C. District Court did find probable cause to sign off on the initial search warrant, but he rejected the DOJ's request for broad, unfettered access to the materials.
Booker ScottHOST
17:41
There is some protections there for members of Congress.
Matt PalumboGUEST
17:46
I just hope that this ends with a deportation or a denaturalization.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
27:15
The Fourth Amendment requires probable cause of at least one federal crime inside the home.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
27:20
And U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh, appointed by a bench dominated by Obama and Biden picks, found it was there and signed off on it.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
27:30
Omar's allies in Congress, Raskin, AOC, Tlaib, They're crying political revenge that that's all this is, but the simplest explanation is the most damning one for the Democrats here.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
27:43
A federal indictment may be coming before Christmas, and the evidence trail to reach – it's going to reach beyond Ilhan Omar.
Zak PaineHOST
53:10
who actually signed that search warrant after reviewing the very, very damning text messages between Ilhan Omar, Sara Noor, and the rest of their family.
Zak PaineHOST
53:21
And it turns out that this judge was, in fact, Matthew Sharbaugh, as we predicted last week.
Zak PaineHOST
53:27
Now, before...
Zak PaineHOST
53:29
He approved that warrant.
Zak PaineHOST
53:37
Now, they contended with this judge.
Zak PaineHOST
53:39
There was apparently a prolonged back and forth that wasn't reported.
Zak PaineHOST
53:44
But Judge Matthew Sharbaugh is on the D.C. District Court, and he ultimately said, OK, listen, I'm going to give you the warrant, but you can only access Omar's documents related to immigration in this search.
Zak PaineHOST
53:55
But before he would approve it, He said she's a member of Congress and we have to appear to be doing this above board.
Booker ScottHOST
15:45
However, a federal judge has placed restrictions on how the Justice Department can go through those files that were seized in the home of Ilhan Omar.
Booker ScottHOST
15:55
Judge Matthew Sharbaugh of the D.C. District Court.
Booker ScottHOST
15:59
did find probable cause to sign off on the initial search warrant, but he rejected the DOJ's request for broad, unfettered access to the materials.
Booker ScottHOST
16:09
There is some protections there for members of Congress.

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