Here is… reality. Holding stolen goods, and interceding to facilitate the sale of them clearly supports a probable cause search warrant. [After a federal judge (at page 16) has ruled that the leaders of Project Veritas amount to a “political spying organization“ — not journalists, in any sense.] That’s what happened.

Of course, this is in fact widely separated, from her fevered ravings on Twitter, regarding Project Veritas:

F.B.I. Searches James O’Keefe’s Home in Ashley Biden Diary Theft Inquiry

Cooper Neill for The New York Times

By Michael S. Schmidt, William K. Rashbaum, Adam Goldman and Ben Protess

Published Nov. 6, 2021Updated Nov. 7, 2021, 12:10 a.m. ET

Federal authorities on Saturday searched the home of James O’Keefe, the founder of the conservative group Project Veritas, according to witnesses and people briefed on the matter, a day after Mr. O’Keefe acknowledged that the group was under investigation by the Justice Department in connection with a diary reported to have been stolen from Ashley Biden, President Biden’s daughter.

The F.B.I. carried out a court-ordered search of Mr. O’Keefe’s apartment in Mamaroneck, N.Y., early on Saturday morning, after having searched the homes of two associates of Mr. O’Keefe on Thursday as part of the investigation.

An F.B.I. spokesman on Saturday said that agents had “performed law enforcement activity” at the building, but would not discuss the investigation.

Mr. O’Keefe did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Saturday. But in a video statement on Friday, he said that his group had recently received a grand jury subpoena and acknowledged that Project Veritas had been involved in discussions with sources last year about the diary….

Now you know. Out.