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100% false. You are too fucking ignorant. Scram!
Your ignorance is embarrassing.
Not according to the law. They don't. They remain the property of the US Government.Ex-presidents have every right in the world to protext and keep any records, classified or not.
What they can not do is to with hold them from FOIA, for which NARA was established.
But that does not mean any personal presidential records, such as privileged communications.
Like between lawyers and Trump, covered by attorney/client privilege, or any that would be covered by executive privilege.
But the Presidential Records act of 1978 does not put a time limit on how long it takes to get sort records for NARA.
On that we can agree. He has exactly the same clearance he had. NONE. the President, the person, holds no clearance. The Office of the President does.he has the same clearance he had.
But as president, the executor and the power to declassify any document he chooses. Agreed?On that we can agree. He has exactly the same clearance he had. NONE. the President, the person, holds no clearance. The Office of the President does.
Sure, but if does not notify the owner of that information, it is still classified.But as president, the executor and the power to declassify any document he chooses. Agreed?
NopeSure, but if does not notify the owner of that information, it is still classified.
So tell me, the President has a classified document from the DoD. he thinks to himself, I'm declassifying this information and tells no one. How does the DoD know to mark up copies of that document, and copies of all document that contain all or part of the information of the original document?Nope
If the opp is over, it’s no longer classifiedSo tell me, the President has a classified document from the DoD. he thinks to himself, I'm declassifying this information and tells no one. How does the DoD know to mark up copies of that document, and copies of all document that contain all or part of the information of the original document?
lol. First, DoD classifies a lot more than on going ops. And ops stay classified a long time after they are done. And DoD was an example. There are a lot more agencies and depts that classify materials. Without being notified by the President the he has declassified them, they remain classified.If the opp is over, it’s no longer classified
Killing bin laden over when he died? Or did it stay classified? Did you know he died? It was reported.lol. First, DoD classifies a lot more than on going ops. And ops stay classified a long time after they are done. And DoD was an example. There are a lot more agencies and depts that classify materials. Without being notified by the President the he has declassified them, they remain classified.
Yay for you. That's one that was of public interest. Also a great boast. Go ahead, put in a FOIA request for SEAL ops in Afghanistan. There are tons of classified documents. How do the agencies know which the President has decided to declassify?Killing bin laden over when he died? Or did it stay classified? Did you know he died? It was reported.
