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Trump, after January 21, 2021, was not President anymore. He was not taking them as Commander in Chief who had to work from whichever home he went to.Charlie at the NYT is wrong....obviously that's why they set up a room at at his house, Obama had one, Bush had one as well....they are allowed to take documents out of the WH complex.
EO are examples of standing orders.....Obama can have one, and Trump can override it...as your own article states, they are all set up on a series of standing orders, that can be overridden by the next guy
So what, asshole? Eric Swallwell was sleeping with a Chinese agent for a couple years.Nope. That happened.
What Was the Chinese Woman Arrested at Mar-a-Lago Really Up To? A Former Spy Helps Us Figure It Out.
Want to know whether she’s a bumbling Chinese spook or an innocent tourist who loves her hi-tech devices? This can help you figure it out.www.politico.com
oh, i don't disagree that there are records that he had that needed to be turned over to the NARA. Violation of the PRA is however not a crime. It's not uncommon for things not to all be turned over on Jan 20 at 12:01....let's not forget there are plenty of examples, recent ones, where documents took some time to turn over.Only as President, not as a citizen.
Ex-Presidentst till have clearance, moreover this stuff wasn't classified...as we have already discussed...Trump had an Order declassifying them.Trump, after January 21, 2021, was not President anymore. He was not taking them as Commander in Chief who had to work from whichever home he went to.
His security clearance ended that day.
They’re government property and Trump doesn’t even have a security clearanceabsolutely nothing illegal about him having them.
Trump's lawyer, in June, signed an affidavit saying that there were no more declassified documents knowing that there were more.oh, i don't disagree that there are records that he had that needed to be turned over to the NARA. Violation of the PRA is however not a crime. It's not uncommon for things not to all be turned over on Jan 20 at 12:01....let's not forget there are plenty of examples, recent ones, where documents took some time to turn over.
Moreover, Trump was complying with their request, turned over 15 boxes, and then gave them complete access to review....well before the Stalinist raid, in which the Xiden admin took way more then Presidential Records, or what they suspected were...
This was clearly a pretextual search, by the Stalinist, to get access to information...including attorney-client priv documents, in attempts to use it against Trump if he runs, this was totally political, and it's crystal clear now by the fact they had to return so much stuff
Donald Trump was warned that the records he was holding on to were illegally retained, but the former president refused to give them back because he disagreed with that assertion, a new report claims.
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Mr Trump flat-out refused to return boxes of documents, including some that apparently were marked classified, when approached by his former deputy White House counsel, Patrick Philbin.
And he wasn’t alone – multiple other aides to the president reportedly told him the same thing. But Mr Trump resisted, telling them “it’s not theirs, it’s mine” on several occaisions, referring to the stash of documents.
The new reporting could help the Justice Department prove its case if charges are brought against him for the retention of classified materials, as it demonstrates that Mr Trump could or should have known that what he was doing was criminal in nature.
‘It’s not theirs, it’s mine’: Trump resisted advisers’ calls to return White House documents
President ignored advice from counsel to heed National Archives’ demands for recordsnews.yahoo.com
To be continued.......
Just a question, Mike. Did you think Nixon should have been able to protect, keep and withhold records of his presidency also? You are no doubt aware of the Presidential Records act of 1978.
What threat was that?No Dem has ever been the kind of threat to th we U.S. that Trump was, and still is.
"On Aug. 30, 2019, top spies learned the dangers of that approach. What unfolded that day became an infamous moment in the Trump presidency — one that former intelligence officials say perfectly illustrated his approach to dealing with state secrets. A former senior intelligence official with firsthand knowledge told NBC News that Trump did indeed tweet a highly classified image taken by a secret spy satellite, as many experts suspected at the time. And in doing so, the official and others said, Trump gave U.S. adversaries keen insights into the U.S. capabilities to spy from above."
A 2019 incident showed Trump's approach to state secrets, say ex officials
“He said, ‘Look, I’m the president, I can declassify anything,’” according to a former official.www.nbcnews.com
Yes he does. We've heard you whine that it's government property a 1000 times already. No one cares.They’re government property and Trump doesn’t even have a security clearance
There’s nothing illegal about itYet maobama kept 30 million pages of documents and no raids on him or the mooches undies. Go freaking figure.
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It all depends on the level of clearance and to deal with what kind of information.Ex-Presidentst till have clearance, moreover this stuff wasn't classified...as we have already discussed...Trump had an Order declassifying them.
NopeThey’re government property and Trump doesn’t even have a security clearance
"Trump gave U.S. adversaries keen insights into the U.S. capabilities to spy from above."What threat was that?
Explain it to me. I don’t speak demofk."Trump gave U.S. adversaries keen insights into the U.S. capabilities to spy from above."
What do you understand from that sentence?
Nope
The Chinese have military equipment similar to ours just to start in the integrity game. Why? Who? What? Where? When? No questions for this. For what is in D.C. has given it to them in any means possible."Trump gave U.S. adversaries keen insights into the U.S. capabilities to spy from above."
What do you understand from that sentence?
They can see everything they saw during term. All those documents that are now declassified. The same documents we will all be able to see from obammyDo ex Presidents keep their high level of security clearance ...
https://www.quora.com › Do-ex-Presidents-keep-their-h...
Conversely, that authority rests with the office rather than the office-holder, so former Presidents do not retain it once they have left office.
Instead of making an important photo fogy before posting it on the internet, and being advised to do so, he posted the photo as it was making US adversaries see what was top secret and should have stayed that way.Explain it to me. I don’t speak demofk.
That cannot be proven. Nothing but too many words put together.The Chinese have military equipment similar to ours just to start in the integrity game. Why? Who? What? Where? When? No questions for this. For what is in D.C. has given it to them in any means possible.
