Thanks for posting that. Winco!
I did a little math on that list:
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Sorry for the horrible handwriting and for not boxing my answers. Miss Collins, from 5th grade, would not be surprised that Seymour never changed.
Anyway, as you can see, only 67 of the documents remotely fell under the subpoena for "documents with classified markings," that supposedly justified the raid. 196 of them had no classification markings at all, and almost a hundred were press clippings.
So literally more press clippings (99) than documents that could be mistaken even by an imbecile for something government-owned and/or classified (69).
Did they take the panties because they were marked "Victoria's Secret?" If so, that isn't really a classification, you know?