• During an appearance on 'Jesse Watters Primetime,' Donald Trump's lawyer Alina Habba continued her attacks on those who orchestrated the Mar-a-Lago raid
• Habba said that the feds were in contact with Trump as recently as June and knew about the documents that were stored at the Florida estate
• The lawyer went on to ask why the judge who signed the warrant, Judge Bruce Reinhart, is involved in this case but recused himself from another Trump case
• Reinhart recused himself from a lawsuit being brought by Trump against Hillary Clinton over impartiality concerns 

Ex-president Donald Trump's go to personal lawyer Alina Habba has continued her offensive against officials who orchestrated the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago on Monday.  

'They needed a little drama, so they throw this out there. They go to the judge that had recused himself in my Hillary case a month ago,' Habba told Fox News host Jesse Watters during an appearance Friday.

'I would like to know why he recused himself in that case, but then he was able to sign this warrant. I want to know that.' 

Habba was referencing the fact that on June 22, magistrate Judge Bruce W. Reinhart recused himself from a lawsuit involving Trump and Hillary Clinton. 

The 45th president is suing Clinton and other prominent Democrats over Russia collusion allegations. 

Six weeks after that recusal, Judge Reinhart signed the warrant authorizing the feds to search Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate.

In his recusal, the magistrate wrote: 'The undersigned Magistrate Judge, to whom the above-styled cause has been assigned, hereby recuses himself and refers the case to the Clerk of Court for reassignment pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 455.'

According to the specific code: 'Any justice, judge, or magistrate judge of the United States shall disqualify himself in any in which his impartiality might reasonably be questioned.'

The judge did not specify what disqualified him from overseeing the lawsuit. 

Earlier this week, Habba, along with fellow Trump lawyer Christina Bobb, accused the FBI of planting evidence during Monday's raid. 

Habba described Trump's reaction to the raid saying: 'He's like, "Oh, it's a Monday, Alina. It's a Monday in Trump world." Honestly, nothing. He was confused as to why they were there. He had just seen them in June.'

Trump's top lawyer continued: 'They had said, "Everything's fine, but could you put another lock on it? We'll be good." You know what? In my opinion, the Jan. 6 ratings — the show of Jan. 6 — hasn't been going so well.'