POLL: Why did Trump take and keep the documents?

[surada]

Of course he did, because you were told that, it makes it so.

It was an ongoing concern for his staff and advisors. Is this the first time you heard it?

 

[surada]

needy & reckless & incompetent &........................................ ...................................._________________________________________________

A paying Mar-a-Lago member took photos of Trump being briefed on North Korea — and posted them to Facebook​

Natasha Bertrand
Feb 13, 2017, 11:53 AM

"Trump's National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and Chief Strategist Steve Bannon left their seats to huddle closer to Trump as documents were produced and phone calls were placed to officials in Washington and Tokyo," according to CNN. "The patio was lit only with candles and moonlight, so aides used the camera lights on their phones to help the stone-faced Trump and Abe read through the documents."


Richard DeAgazio, a retired investor and member of Mar-a-Lago, took photos of the scene and posted them on his Facebook page, which he has since deleted.

Screenshot/Facebook

Screenshot/Facebook
"HOLY MOLY !!!" DeAgazio wrote in a caption for another photo. "It was fascinating to watch the flurry of activity at dinner when the news came that North Korea had launched a missile in the direction of Japan. The Prime Minister Abe of Japan huddles with his staff and the president is on the phone with Washington DC. The two world leaders then conferred and then went into another room for hastily arranged press conference. Wow.....the center of the action!!!"
A paying Mar-a-Lago member took photos of Trump being briefed on North Korea — and posted them to Facebook

Why the hell would Trump do this in a public dining room?

 

[Meister]

It was an ongoing concern for his staff and advisors. Is this the first time you heard it?

Well, that's what you heard, anyways.

 

[Fang]

We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.

I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?

Ideas?

Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home

The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.

www.reuters.com

Two years after Trump left office still some major Trump Derangement Syndrome going on. How pathetic. LOL-

 

[Mac1958]

Two years after Trump left office still some major Trump Derangement Syndrome going on. How pathetic. LOL-

I couldn't agree more.

 

[surada]

Well, that's what you heard, anyways.

It's been in the news for years. Remember when Trump exposed Israeli intelligence assets to the Russians?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Why the hell would Trump do this in a public dining room?

Because Trump was – and still is – unfit to be president.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.

I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?

Ideas?

Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home

The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.

www.reuters.com

I'm not speculating on anything until I see an indictment.

 

[Mac1958]

I'm not speculating on anything until I see an indictment.

Yep, understandable. On ANY of these stories.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

When Trump was in office he often blabbed classified information to impress friends. It was an ongoing problem for his staff. Trump is a very needy guy.

Just as Trump would lie to impress potential business partners.

 

[blackhawk]

I don't know the answer just like I don't know why Hillary felt the need to have her own private server in her home and keep stuff she should not have had on it. The reality is no one here knows and pretty much everyone is basing their opinions on why Trump had them on rather or not you support or oppose him.

 

[playtime]

Why the hell would Trump do this in a public dining room?

ratings.

 

[miketx]

We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.

I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?

Ideas?

Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home

The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.

www.reuters.com

Ask him, Nazi.

 

[Claudette]

What would be fair is to wait and find out the ACTUAL facts to the case, and not what has been in the media so far.
You are making assumptions in your thread.

I agee and every POTUS before him has done the same. Just because it Trump Mac has to put his worthless two cents in. LOL

 

[theHawk]

We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.

I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?

Ideas?

Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home

The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.

www.reuters.com

Presidents are allowed to take their personal documents.

 

[Claudette]

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^^^ that's why ^^^

i'd also add because he truly believes he's a stable genius & will get away with it.

Maybe you can tell us why the DOJ and FBI redacted 99 percent of the affidavit. Seems to me that if they had a leg to stand on they would have wanted the whole thing readable instead of 9 lines. I'll just stand over here and wait for for your oh so intelligent answer. LOL

 

[Claudette]

Presidents are allowed to take their personal documents.

Yes they are and Trump isn;t the first to take documents when he left office and he won't be the last.

 

[playtime]

Maybe you can tell us why the DOJ and FBI redacted 99 percent of the affidavit.

you mean a copy of the original UNREDACTED affidavit that a fed judge signed off on.... AND that the fed judge then requested they give it a shot & conceal all national security intel including names, methods, & tech file data... AND then subsequently the fed judge signed off on said redacted affidavit 'cause it satisfied the fed judge's request & requirements?

^^^ THAT 99% redacted version? ^^^

Seems to me that if they had a leg to stand on they would have wanted the whole thing readable instead of 9 lines.

seems to me that if donny had a leg to stand on, his lawyers wouldn't have LIED about having them there 11 additional boxes; not to mention the first 15.

I'll just stand over here

you do that.

and wait for for your oh so intelligent answer. LOL

 

[miketx]

you mean a copy of the original UNREDACTED affidavit that a fed judge signed off on.... AND that the fed judge then requested they give it a shot & conceal all national security intel including names, methods, & tech file data... AND then subsequently the fed judge signed off on said redacted affidavit 'cause it satisfied the fed judge's request & requirements?

^^^ THAT 99% redacted version? ^^^




seems to me that if donny had a leg to stand on, his lawyers wouldn't have LIED about having them there 11 additional boxes; not to mention the first 15.



you do that.

Lol pure media fed.

 

[WelfareQueen]

We know that the former President had classified documents at Mar-A-Lago, and we know that the National Archives was told that he had returned everything, which was not true. For the purposes of this poll, whether or not he had the power to issue blanket declassifications is irrelevant.

I'd just like to know why he wanted to take and hang on to documents that had been rated classified and above. That's a fair question, isn't it?

Ideas?

Agency identified 700-plus pages of classified records at Trump's home

The U.S. National Archives discovered more than 700 pages of classified documents at Donald Trump's Florida home in addition to material seized this month by FBI agents, according to a newly disclosed May letter the records agency sent to the Republican former president's attorney.

www.reuters.com

We don't know anything other than what the FBI and DOJ has leaked. And that's funny, because those highly ethical and deeply patriotic Government officials claim it is improper to ever comment publicly on an ongoing investigation.

Yet, they seem to be commenting anonymously every single fucking day. Go figure, right? Those highly honest Government officials? Hard to believe.