Here’s What We Know Now: The Warrant Was for EVERY Document Trump Had During His Entire Term

Taking government property is a crime. as is the removal and retention of classified documents.
Maybe so....but that's not what is going on here.
This is just the Obama regime pulling another fast one like the commie bastards they are.
The whole thing is another setup.
They spied on Trump when he was president....and they're still doing it....because their corrupt people in the DOJ refuse to prosecute their criminal behavior.

 
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with that “every item generated during his full term” request, wasn’t every other document sought just kind of redundant ?
When you execute a search warrant, it is impossible to know exactly what you will find, so you have to make it as general as possible but also list the specify items you are looking for to make sure the investigators don't miss it. So yes it is redundant.

The AG also specified all statues that might be use in a charge document based on the evidence found. For example, the espionage act was cited because it covered refusal to return national security documents upon request. It also allows for charges for taking defense documents whether classified or not. The obstruction of justice statue is included because it covers attempts to hide or destroy evidence.

If there is a case to be prosecuted, the AG wants to make sure that incriminating evidence is not thrown out by the judge because the seizure of the evidence was not covered by the search warrant.
 
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When you execute a search warrant, it is impossible to know exactly what you will find, so you have to make it as general as possible but also list the specify items you are looking to make sure the investigators don't miss it. So yes it is redundant.

The AG also specify all statues that you might use in a charge document based on the evidence found. For example, the espionage act was cited because it covered refusal to return national security documents upon request. The obstruction of justice statue is included because it covers attempts at hide or destroy evidence.

If there is a case to be prosecuted, the AG wants to make sure that incriminating evidence is not thrown out by the judge because the seizure of the evidence was not covered by the search warrant.
Garland said he wanted everything Trump had.
That's bullshit.
He simply decided to make everything he found worthy of their horseshit warrant.
If he wanted everything Trump had....WTF didn't he ask for it instead of treating Trump like a criminal?????


The only proof you need that Trump declassified the documents is the fact that, when he was still president, Trump treated them as declassified. Biden cannot criminalize Trump’s actions by later re-classifying the documents (and there’s no evidence that he did). And of course, if there were nuclear codes, they are changed regularly and would certainly be changed from one administration to the next, meaning that any information Trump has is as useful as the cartoon in an old Bazooka bubble gum wrapper.
 
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It was another fishing expedition.

Americans are done with this.
There is no doubt there is at least one crime,
It was another fishing expedition.

Americans are done with this.
There is good reason to believe government property was stolen unless you believe it had wings and few to Mar-A-Lago. And unless Trump can show that the Top Secret -SCI, Top Secret, Secret, and and Confidently classified documents were all declassified before he left office, he can be charge with stealing and/or unlawful possession of classified document. Then there are the defense documents. Depending on their nature, he could be charged under the espionage act.

Sad say, but it's unlikely that this ex-president would be charge with any of these crimes, but not because there is lack of evidence. The scales of justice are always tipped in favor of those with money and power.
 
Knowing Trump, maybe he thought he could sell them on the black market and get some cash for them. I know that sounds insane, but everything Trump does is transactional in nature, and he doesn't think like a rational person. He thinks he's above the law and he thinks about how to score his next pile of cash.
Sounds more like something a democrat would do….Like a Biden actually.
 
I willingly admit that I do not have any proof the he declassified while still president. You should try admitting that you also have no proof that he didn't, but your TDS won't let you.
When a document is stamped top secret, it logical to assume that it is top secret without any proof to the contrary.
 
No, he does not. They are all at the National Archives.

Trump has hoaxed you once again.

Look, you need to be like the rest of America at this point. When you see or hear the words "Donald Trump says", then just assume you are about to hear a whopper.

Again.
Since Trump screwed up his departure from the white house, it is only natural the opposition would attack Obama's departure. However, there is no evidence that Obama left with any classified documents or refused to turn over any presidential documents to the NARA. In fact he did just the opposite. He left the white house with only personal possession. The 30 million records from his presidency was turned over the NARA the day he left office. NARA certified that all of the Obama presidential records are in their possession and all classified documents were accounted for. In addition, the Obama foundation requested that the NARA provide digital copies of all 30 million documents in digital form so they could be put online and viewed by the media and the public with the foundation paying the cost of indexing and digitizing all documents.
 
How would the National Archives know for certain that Obama didn't keep any records?
Almost all official presidency records are in digital format stored in the National Achieves when they are created during the presidents term of office. As part of transition, the NARA meets with varies departments to collect documents that may not have not been archived. Generally these documents are created during the last few months of the presidents term in office that are part of ongoing work and thus have not been archived yet. Some of these documents will be achieved, some be transferred to the new president, and other will deleted because they do not meet NARA requirements for achieving. At this time the NARA will audit all classified documents in the custody of members of administration to find any that have not been returned.

Whitehouse procedure have a listing of every activity that generates documents. NARA checks to make sure they have an achieved document corresponding to each activity. So if the presidents takes unarchived documents of meetings with his Security Advisors, Economic Advisor, Cabinet Meeting, etc the NARA will know because minutes of those meets are required offical documents.
 
Garland said he wanted everything Trump had.
That's bullshit.
He simply decided to make everything he found worthy of their horseshit warrant.
If he wanted everything Trump had....WTF didn't he ask for it instead of treating Trump like a criminal?????


The only proof you need that Trump declassified the documents is the fact that, when he was still president, Trump treated them as declassified. Biden cannot criminalize Trump’s actions by later re-classifying the documents (and there’s no evidence that he did). And of course, if there were nuclear codes, they are changed regularly and would certainly be changed from one administration to the next, meaning that any information Trump has is as useful as the cartoon in an old Bazooka bubble gum wrapper.
So ignoring security protocols with top secret documents constitutes declassifying them? Haven't heard that one before.

The NARA asked that Trump return the documents last Feb, and April, and June. When it became clear that Trump was not going to return the documents the NARA referred the case to the DOJ. This was simple Trump playing his old game of Make Me. Wherever he finds a rule, policy, or law he can break and get away with it he does. I think this is one of the main Trump characteristics that endears him to his peeps. Since most of them hate the federal government there is nothing they love more than seeing Trump thumb his nose at federal laws and regulations.
 
There is no doubt there is at least one crime,

There is good reason to believe government property was stolen unless you believe it had wings and few to Mar-A-Lago. And unless Trump can show that the Top Secret -SCI, Top Secret, Secret, and and Confidently classified documents were all declassified before he left office, he can be charge with stealing and/or unlawful possession of classified document. Then there are the defense documents. Depending on their nature, he could be charged under the espionage act.

Sad say, but it's unlikely that this ex-president would be charge with any of these crimes, but not because there is lack of evidence. The scales of justice are always tipped in favor of those with money and power.
We're these documents written on a typewriter?? I mean aren't they on hard drives??
 
So ignoring security protocols with top secret documents constitutes declassifying them? Haven't heard that one before.

The NARA asked that Trump return the documents last Feb, and April, and June. When it became clear that Trump was not going to return the documents the NARA referred the case to the DOJ. This was simple Trump playing his old game of Make Me. Wherever he finds a rule, policy, or law he can break and get away with it he does. I think this is one of the main Trump characteristics that endears him to his peeps. Since most of them hate the federal government there is nothing they love more than seeing Trump thumb his nose at federal laws and regulations.
Trump is one of us. What right thinking American today does not distrust, fear or hate what our government has become?
 
You’re such a dope.
The Presidential records act covers all documents regardless of their classification. Every document generated by a presidential administration is the property of the US govt. and must be turned over to the national archives.
Again, dope: you don’t know when he first took them to Mar-a-Lago. He may have been President at the time. You also don’t know what he intended to do with them even if he took them to his Florida residence upon leaving the White House.
The Presidential Records Act isn’t a criminal statute in any event. Try to be smarter.
 
We're these documents written on a typewriter?? I mean aren't they on hard drives??
When Obama left office he said 90% of presidential documents were in digital format. However, many of the most important are on paper and carry the president's signature. Also there are many documents such as the president desk calendar, notes on speeches and meetings etc that are not. Electronic documents such as presidential emails, audios, photos, videos, and even presidential tweets are considered presidential documents.
 
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When Obama left office he said 90% of presidential documents were in digital format. However, many of the most important are on paper and carry the president's signature. Also there are many documents such as the president desk calendar, notes on speeches and meetings etc that are not. Electronic documents such as presidential emails, audios, photos, videos, and even presidential tweets are considered presidential documents.
Obama also said that he was "born in Kenya"
 
Again, dope: you don’t know when he first took them to Mar-a-Lago. He may have been President at the time. You also don’t know what he intended to do with them even if he took them to his Florida residence upon leaving the White House.
The Presidential Records Act isn’t a criminal statute in any event. Try to be smarter.
There are criminal pebnalties for violating the PRA, dope.
 

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