g5000
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Every sentence you just said is a lie.Past or current, the Espionage Act STILL DOES NOT APPLY to a president who declassified records to store in his library under the guidance of NARA. And since all presidents declassify and take records for their libraries once leaving office, why would you think it would have to apply or only apply to a president while still IN office???
Trump showed documents he admitted were classified, and he showed them to people who had NO need to know nor a security clearance.
A FORMER president cannot declassify documents, no matter how magical you think his brain is.
All presidential records become the property of the US government, specifically the National Archives, the day the president leaves office.
The only way a former president is allowed access to those presidential records is by seeking permission from the OWNER, the National Archives.
Now get your head on straight, roobfreak. You sound stupid.