Clinton was advised what he was taking wasn't his, during the year period prior to being told, officially; to return them. I suppose if no one told him, he would have kept them then.
Thieving on a technicality?
Trump was served with a subpoena in early May, 2022. Very early in June, (weeks later)FBI agents and a DOJ attorney, in response to the subpoena, were given additional documents by His representatives.
So tell me how He ignored a subpoena then?
Trump cultism vs the Lunatic Left?
FOR 1 year prior to the return of some presidential documents to their rightful NARA guardian of presidential records.... for us owners, we the people, trump refused to return any....
IT took a year of going back and forth between the National Archives and Trump lawyers before they decided to return 15 of the 60 or so cases that with the search warrant, we found out he still had...
when NARA went through these presidential records to log them in and begin organizing them, they found over 100 classified documents, over 700 pages worth, intermixed in with presidential records.
under protocol, NARA was required to make a referral to the FBI whenever Classified documents are found, OUTSIDE of a secure setting. It's automatic.
That is when the FBI was called, and got involved.
Those May documents returned due to the subpoena, were accompanied by an affidavit created by two Trump lawyers, swearing under oath, that Trump returned all of the marked classified documents Trump illegally took with him, on our National Defense.
trump and team, lied under oath.
the FBI after going through what was given back, compared to the National defense documents that had been signed out to him and not returned to various agencies, did not match and they could see that Trump still had more classified records that he had not returned....And his lawyers, lied,under oath.....
Along with an inside staffer at Mara Lago confessing to moving cases of presidential records from the storage room, to Trump's office.....
ONLY THEN the DOJ was able to get a judge approval, for a search warrant.