Trump files, jury sees classified files or Trump wins

He never hid them. He showed them to the FBI on multiple occasions. His claim was that he had a right to keep copies of documents after his presidency, as every president before him.

Even vice president and secretaries of state have done that. Hard to see a valid reason why this no keeping classified documents rule that never applied to senior officials before suddenly was applied to Trump.
Because among them were the Crossfire-Hurricane docs, which implicate a lot of Stasi scumbags in felonious activity.
 


Wow, if this isn't a deal breaker, I don't know what is. Judge says jury entitled to see classified evidence....or screw it.

Mar-a-Lago Judge’s Stark Ruling: Jury Sees Secret Files or Trump Wins​


Department of Justice Special Counsel Jack Smith must now choose whether to allow jurors at the upcoming criminal trial to peruse through the many classified records found at the former president’s South Florida mansion or give jurors instructions that would effectively order them to acquit him.

Alternatively, Smith could appeal to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, where more experienced judges have already overturned Cannon and reined her in. But doing that will only further delay a trial that’s at least three months behind schedule, entirely by the judge’s own design. (She froze the investigation and tried to slow-roll document review until the appellate court forced her to stop.)



It will show that the so called classified files don't amount to a hill of beans regarding classified info. Biden had much more damaging classified info than Trump and Biden had his for decades. The best they have against Trump is Iran invasion plans that were never going to happen anyway. They were figments of a general's imagination. Of course democrats don't want you to know that.
 
He never hid them. He showed them to the FBI on multiple occasions.
Says who? I have not seen this substantiated.
His claim was that he had a right to keep copies of documents after his presidency, as every president before him.
Not since Nixon.
Even vice president and secretaries of state have done that. Hard to see a valid reason why this no keeping classified documents rule that never applied to senior officials before suddenly was applied to Trump.
Says who? I have not seen this substantiated either.
 
PRA was passed specifically so that former presidents (like Nixon) wouldn't be able to walk off with government documents.

I don't know where conservatives got the idea that all these presidents take home classified documents.
 
PRA was passed specifically so that former presidents (like Nixon) wouldn't be able to walk off with government documents.
So how'd that work out?


 
So how'd that work out?


From your own link:
The National Archives had reportedly requested former presidents and vice presidents review their personal records for sensitive material, after boxes of classified documents were found in Biden and Trump’s possession—though representatives and aides to former presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama told CNN in January the former presidents did not keep classified records.
 
From your own link:
The National Archives had reportedly requested former presidents and vice presidents review their personal records for sensitive material, after boxes of classified documents were found in Biden and Trump’s possession—though representatives and aides to former presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama told CNN in January the former presidents did not keep classified records.
And it's totally up to the former president as to what they share.
 

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