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He Had Nuke Docs At His Beach House
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MagicMike
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They weren't declassified ass-wipe!
Just because Trump says it doesn't mean you have to say it too.
iceberg
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Ooooo I should believe you why?
Esp over the agents who have ready been busted trying to frame him.
MagicMike
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That's all FAKE NEWS that you just swallowed iceberg.
Nobody ever tried to frame Trump.
You really shouldn't believe everything you're being told.
Especially when you are limiting yourself to only the "news" you are wanting to hear.
iceberg
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Watching FOX News 24/7 can be hazardous to your mental health.
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Treason is defined in the constitution. Nothing Donald Trump has even been accused of doing meets those definitions.
the other mike
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According to Ukrainian sources, like in 2016 ?
You really don't know the facts of what he has done. You just pulled that out of your ass.
$ecular#eckler
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toobfreak
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The only troll here is you, Buttercup.
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According to the definition, "treason" must involve an enemy of the United States.
only two nations on Earth come anywhere near the definition of "enemies" of the United States.
North Korea and Iran.
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he turned SOME shit over.
but NOT ALL of the stuff. you see, here's the facts:
it was discovered by the national archives that donny was in possession of docs, etc that he was not permitted to have. sooooooooooo........ said NA wanted them back & upon getting some 15 - FIFTEEN BOXES - it was also discovered that there were classified intel amongst them. soooooooooooooooo........ when one of donny's lawyers signed off FRAUDULENTLY that the FIFTEEN BOXES was all there was ... & that turned out to be a lie - that's when a warrant was issued.
NYT: Trump lawyer told DOJ classified material was returned
D'OH!
in addition to the FIFTEEN BOXES, an additional number around 11 (?) MORE turned up on monday - some real serious shit.
DOUBLE D'OH!.
now it looks like donny is in really really REALLY deep poo.
Trump has not been charged in the incident, and the investigation into the handling of White House documents is underway. However, the warrant detailed possible violations of several U.S. statutes.
Here are the violations Trump faces and the possible punishments if charged.
Espionage Act — Possible fines and up to 10 years in prison
The search warrant unsealed on Friday afternoon cited 18 U.S. Code 793, which is part of the Espionage Act, that specifically refers to the “gathering, transmitting, or losing defense information.”
If charged for that violation, Trump could face fines and up to 10 years in prison, according to the Espionage Act.
Concealment of documents — Possible fines and up to three years in prison
The warrant also pointed to 18 U.S. Code 2071 on “concealment, removal, or mutilation generally.”
The provision deems it illegal to steal government documents and makes it a crime for anyone to have any federal record in their possession with the intention to conceal or destroy it. If charged, Trump could face a fine or three years in prison.
Additionally, if found guilty, Trump could be disqualified from holding public office in the future.
Obstruction of justice — Possible fines and up to 20 years in prison
Trump also faces possible charges related to obstruction of justice based on violations of 18 U.S. Code 1519, which deals with the “destruction, alteration, or falsification of records in Federal investigations and bankruptcy.”
The law criminalizes the destruction of federal records and carries the highest sentence of all: 20 years in prison. If found guilty, Trump could face hefty fines of up to $5,000 in addition to prison time.
Mar-a-Lago FBI raid: What punishments Trump could face under Espionage Act
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Look. You typed a lot of crap.he turned SOME shit over.
but NOT ALL of the stuff. you see, here's the facts:
it was discovered by the national archives that donny was in possession of docs, etc that he was not permitted to have. sooooooooooo........ said NA wanted them back & upon getting some 15 - FIFTEEN BOXES - it was also discovered that there were classified intel amongst them. soooooooooooooooo........ when one of donny's lawyers signed off FRAUDULENTLY that the FIFTEEN BOXES was all there was ... & that turned out to be a lie - that's when a warrant was issued.
NYT: Trump lawyer told DOJ classified material was returned
D'OH!
in addition to the FIFTEEN BOXES, an additional number around 11 (?) MORE turned up on monday - some real serious shit.
DOUBLE D'OH!.
now it looks like donny is in really really REALLY deep poo.
Trump has not been charged in the incident, and the investigation into the handling of White House documents is underway. However, the warrant detailed possible violations of several U.S. statutes.
Here are the violations Trump faces and the possible punishments if charged.
Espionage Act — Possible fines and up to 10 years in prison
The search warrant unsealed on Friday afternoon cited 18 U.S. Code 793, which is part of the Espionage Act, that specifically refers to the “gathering, transmitting, or losing defense information.”
If charged for that violation, Trump could face fines and up to 10 years in prison, according to the Espionage Act.
Concealment of documents — Possible fines and up to three years in prison
The warrant also pointed to 18 U.S. Code 2071 on “concealment, removal, or mutilation generally.”
The provision deems it illegal to steal government documents and makes it a crime for anyone to have any federal record in their possession with the intention to conceal or destroy it. If charged, Trump could face a fine or three years in prison.
Additionally, if found guilty, Trump could be disqualified from holding public office in the future.
Obstruction of justice — Possible fines and up to 20 years in prison
Trump also faces possible charges related to obstruction of justice based on violations of 18 U.S. Code 1519, which deals with the “destruction, alteration, or falsification of records in Federal investigations and bankruptcy.”
The law criminalizes the destruction of federal records and carries the highest sentence of all: 20 years in prison. If found guilty, Trump could face hefty fines of up to $5,000 in addition to prison time.
Mar-a-Lago FBI raid: What punishments Trump could face under Espionage Act
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How cute.
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