Trump caught on tape

[BackAgain]

That was left out because the DOJ would never lie.

I’m so old, I actually remember when a lying politician or a corrupt and exposed governmental administrator would yield massive public recriminations.

 

[DudleySmith]

 

[John09]

any links to the reports? I never heard of this.

Here are a couple.

The Trump Organization ultimately turned over the surveillance tapes, but Smith’s prosecutors appear to be scrutinizing whether someone in Trump’s orbit tried to limit the amount of footage produced to the government.

They asked Taveras an open-ended question about if anyone had queried him about whether footage from the surveillance system could be deleted...

Nonetheless, one person briefed on the events said the interactions concerning the security tapes were enough to arouse suspicion among Smith’s investigators. Moreover, people briefed on witness interviews say, it has become clear that Smith views a number of people connected to Trump with skepticism.

Both Irving and the lawyer representing Nauta and Taveras, Woodward, are being paid by Trump’s political action committee, Save America, which itself has been under scrutiny by Smith’s team...

The Washington Post reported Tuesday about a conversation between an unnamed IT worker and an unnamed maintenance worker at Mar-a-Lago.

Taveras’ grand jury appearance was not the first time that Smith’s team has focused on the question of how the security tapes at Mar-a-Lago were handled.

Prosecutors Scrutinize Handling of Security Footage by Trump Aides in Documents Case

For the past six months, prosecutors working for special counsel Jack Smith have sought to determine whether former President Donald Trump obstructed the government’s efforts to retrieve a trove of classified documents he took from the White House. More recently, investigators also appear to be...

news.yahoo.com

Prosecutors for special counsel Jack Smith have been asking questions in recent weeks about the handling of surveillance footage from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort after the Trump Organization received a subpoena last summer for the footage, according to multiple sources familiar with the investigation.

The handling of the footage, and how employees within the Trump Organization responded to the Justice Department’s demand for it, have prompted a new round of grand jury subpoenas to top Trump employees in the last few weeks, the sources told CNN.

Longtime Trump Organization executives Matthew Calamari Sr. and his son Matthew Calamari Jr. are expected to appear Thursday before the grand jury investigating possible mishandling of classified documents brought to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, sources said. Prosecutors are expected to ask them about the handling of the surveillance footage and Trump employees’ conversations following the subpoena, according to the sources.

Calamari Sr., the executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Trump Organization, has primarily overseen security operations for Trump and his properties during his decadeslong career working for Trump. His son, Calamari Jr., is director of security for the Trump Organization.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/03/politics/maralago-footage-trump-special-counsel-calamari/index.html

 

[Lesh]

Either Meadows is cooperating or he's looking at spending the rest of his life in prison.

This is a pretty big deal folks

 

[BS Filter]

You can't name a single thing he did on behalf of working people.

He drives you nuts. That's worth supporting him right there.

 

[BS Filter]

With nutjobs, America-haters, and cultists. A distinct minority in the USA.

You're more confused than a termite in a yoyo.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Yes. But ties in with other reports. Obviously, most of the info is unauthorized. One has to wait for the real deal.

Based on past history, I believe the reports about the videos being edited are credible.

Obviously that's BIG LEAGUE stupid

 

[iku]

Here are a couple.

The Trump Organization ultimately turned over the surveillance tapes, but Smith’s prosecutors appear to be scrutinizing whether someone in Trump’s orbit tried to limit the amount of footage produced to the government.

They asked Taveras an open-ended question about if anyone had queried him about whether footage from the surveillance system could be deleted...

Nonetheless, one person briefed on the events said the interactions concerning the security tapes were enough to arouse suspicion among Smith’s investigators. Moreover, people briefed on witness interviews say, it has become clear that Smith views a number of people connected to Trump with skepticism.

Both Irving and the lawyer representing Nauta and Taveras, Woodward, are being paid by Trump’s political action committee, Save America, which itself has been under scrutiny by Smith’s team...

The Washington Post reported Tuesday about a conversation between an unnamed IT worker and an unnamed maintenance worker at Mar-a-Lago.

Taveras’ grand jury appearance was not the first time that Smith’s team has focused on the question of how the security tapes at Mar-a-Lago were handled.

Prosecutors Scrutinize Handling of Security Footage by Trump Aides in Documents Case

For the past six months, prosecutors working for special counsel Jack Smith have sought to determine whether former President Donald Trump obstructed the government’s efforts to retrieve a trove of classified documents he took from the White House. More recently, investigators also appear to be...

news.yahoo.com

Prosecutors for special counsel Jack Smith have been asking questions in recent weeks about the handling of surveillance footage from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort after the Trump Organization received a subpoena last summer for the footage, according to multiple sources familiar with the investigation.

The handling of the footage, and how employees within the Trump Organization responded to the Justice Department’s demand for it, have prompted a new round of grand jury subpoenas to top Trump employees in the last few weeks, the sources told CNN.

Longtime Trump Organization executives Matthew Calamari Sr. and his son Matthew Calamari Jr. are expected to appear Thursday before the grand jury investigating possible mishandling of classified documents brought to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, sources said. Prosecutors are expected to ask them about the handling of the surveillance footage and Trump employees’ conversations following the subpoena, according to the sources.

Calamari Sr., the executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Trump Organization, has primarily overseen security operations for Trump and his properties during his decadeslong career working for Trump. His son, Calamari Jr., is director of security for the Trump Organization.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/03/politics/maralago-footage-trump-special-counsel-calamari/index.html

Article is May 04 and "Longtime Trump Organization executives Matthew Calamari Sr. and his son Matthew Calamari Jr. are expected to appear Thursday before the grand jury"
Hmmm no follow up? Also what about Fried Calamari? Odd names? or "made up names"?

Once they start talking "unnamed IT worker and an unnamed maintenance worker" credibility goes swoooosh down the toilet.

 

[0311]

Here are a couple.

The Trump Organization ultimately turned over the surveillance tapes, but Smith’s prosecutors appear to be scrutinizing whether someone in Trump’s orbit tried to limit the amount of footage produced to the government.

They asked Taveras an open-ended question about if anyone had queried him about whether footage from the surveillance system could be deleted...

Nonetheless, one person briefed on the events said the interactions concerning the security tapes were enough to arouse suspicion among Smith’s investigators. Moreover, people briefed on witness interviews say, it has become clear that Smith views a number of people connected to Trump with skepticism.

Both Irving and the lawyer representing Nauta and Taveras, Woodward, are being paid by Trump’s political action committee, Save America, which itself has been under scrutiny by Smith’s team...

The Washington Post reported Tuesday about a conversation between an unnamed IT worker and an unnamed maintenance worker at Mar-a-Lago.

Taveras’ grand jury appearance was not the first time that Smith’s team has focused on the question of how the security tapes at Mar-a-Lago were handled.

Prosecutors Scrutinize Handling of Security Footage by Trump Aides in Documents Case

For the past six months, prosecutors working for special counsel Jack Smith have sought to determine whether former President Donald Trump obstructed the government’s efforts to retrieve a trove of classified documents he took from the White House. More recently, investigators also appear to be...

news.yahoo.com

Prosecutors for special counsel Jack Smith have been asking questions in recent weeks about the handling of surveillance footage from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort after the Trump Organization received a subpoena last summer for the footage, according to multiple sources familiar with the investigation.

The handling of the footage, and how employees within the Trump Organization responded to the Justice Department’s demand for it, have prompted a new round of grand jury subpoenas to top Trump employees in the last few weeks, the sources told CNN.

Don't expect Billy to read the reports. He, like other MAGA MAGGOTS have so bought into the lies of the Rapist and Traitor that the truth holds little if any real value to them.

Billy swears by the now proven liar network Fucked Snooze. I mean Dominion took for 787.5M

Here are a couple.

The Trump Organization ultimately turned over the surveillance tapes, but Smith’s prosecutors appear to be scrutinizing whether someone in Trump’s orbit tried to limit the amount of footage produced to the government.

They asked Taveras an open-ended question about if anyone had queried him about whether footage from the surveillance system could be deleted...

Nonetheless, one person briefed on the events said the interactions concerning the security tapes were enough to arouse suspicion among Smith’s investigators. Moreover, people briefed on witness interviews say, it has become clear that Smith views a number of people connected to Trump with skepticism.

Both Irving and the lawyer representing Nauta and Taveras, Woodward, are being paid by Trump’s political action committee, Save America, which itself has been under scrutiny by Smith’s team...

The Washington Post reported Tuesday about a conversation between an unnamed IT worker and an unnamed maintenance worker at Mar-a-Lago.

Taveras’ grand jury appearance was not the first time that Smith’s team has focused on the question of how the security tapes at Mar-a-Lago were handled.

Prosecutors Scrutinize Handling of Security Footage by Trump Aides in Documents Case

For the past six months, prosecutors working for special counsel Jack Smith have sought to determine whether former President Donald Trump obstructed the government’s efforts to retrieve a trove of classified documents he took from the White House. More recently, investigators also appear to be...

news.yahoo.com

Prosecutors for special counsel Jack Smith have been asking questions in recent weeks about the handling of surveillance footage from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort after the Trump Organization received a subpoena last summer for the footage, according to multiple sources familiar with the investigation.

The handling of the footage, and how employees within the Trump Organization responded to the Justice Department’s demand for it, have prompted a new round of grand jury subpoenas to top Trump employees in the last few weeks, the sources told CNN.

Longtime Trump Organization executives Matthew Calamari Sr. and his son Matthew Calamari Jr. are expected to appear Thursday before the grand jury investigating possible mishandling of classified documents brought to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, sources said. Prosecutors are expected to ask them about the handling of the surveillance footage and Trump employees’ conversations following the subpoena, according to the sources.

Calamari Sr., the executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Trump Organization, has primarily overseen security operations for Trump and his properties during his decadeslong career working for Trump. His son, Calamari Jr., is director of security for the Trump Organization.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/03/politics/maralago-footage-trump-special-counsel-calamari/index.html

Don't Sgt. Billy to read the reports. He like the other MAGA MAGGOTS are so caught up in lies that spoon fed to them that reject they truth.

Billy think Fucked Snooze is reliable, even after having to pay out $787.5 to Dominion the defamation suit Fucked just lost.

Billy believes the lies because lies comfort him.

 

[Catsnmeters]

You're wrong. Every President has the power to declassify by saying "declassified".

Who cares? What does the classification status have to do with obstruction of justice?

They didn't belong to him regardless of classification,.they belong to the american people.

 

[multivita-man]

Tell us exactly how it works then.... We'll be waiting.

This article kinda spells it out.

Government Classification and the Mar-a-Lago Documents

Understanding how the classification system works is critical to understanding Trump’s culpability — legal and otherwise.

www.brennancenter.org

 

[Lord Long Rod]

I am amazed at how many times Democrats fall for shit like this.

 

[BS Filter]

Who cares? What does the classification status have to do with obstruction of justice?

They didn't belong to him regardless of classification,.they belong to the american people.

so? Prosecute him and stop your whining.

 

[Faun]

Your stupid if that is true. I know what's in my home

That only shows me your friends and family are not trustworthy. I can't say the same.

 

[Faun]

No it's based on your history. You get your ass handed to you then you do nothing but use emojis

Cries a delusional poster who hallucinates the election was stolen.

 

[Faun]

I’m sure you think you do, too. The only difference being that you’ve been on a steady diet of nothingburgers since 2015.

LOL

By nothing burger, you mean the first indicted ex-president in U.S. history? Or you mean the first ex-president fined $5,000,000 for sexual assault and defamation? Or maybe you mean the first ex-president to have his residence raided by the FBI?



Oh, and that's not counting the 2 separate investigations that are currently underway.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

From your link: "according to a new report." Is there no lie about Trump you wouldn't believe? Where is the actual recording?

This flamed out pretty quick. There is no recording. Despite there being several reports from anonymous sources not a single report can be verified. It was made up.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

That only shows me your friends and family are not trustworthy. I can't say the same.

No stupid

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Cries a delusional poster who hallucinates the election was stolen.

There you go looser

 

[multivita-man]

This flamed out pretty quick. There is no recording. Despite there being several reports from anonymous sources not a single report can be verified. It was made up.

I have no problem waiting and seeing, but if such a tape exists and is in the possession of prosecutors, do you think they're going to put it out on social media? Why would they release it now? Seems well within the realm of the possible that they might have a recording.

I've read other reports (to be fair, unverified at this point) that the DOJ has flipped some among Trump's inner circle -- testimony/cooperation in exchange for leniency or possibly even immunity.

I think we'll soon see, one way or the other.