trump friendly judge rules in favor of DOJ in requiring review of classified documents in secure location

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Well, it tells you a lot that the judge will not allow the defense team to review documents that were found illegally stored at Mar-a-lago....at Mar-a-lago. I mean, if she thought that trump had declassified them or that storying them there was okay, she would have ruled for the defense. This sends a clear message to trump. THESE DOCUMENTS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN AT MAR-A-LAGO!
 

Well, it tells you a lot that the judge will not allow the defense team to review documents that were found illegally stored at Mar-a-lago....at Mar-a-lago. I mean, if she thought that trump had declassified them or that storying them there was okay, she would have ruled for the defense. This sends a clear message to trump. THESE DOCUMENTS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN AT MAR-A-LAGO!
Right, because the judge can't make an error that causes a reversal on appeal. This trial's verdict will make its way to SCOTUS because it will impact the authority of future presidents to classify and declassify information.
 

Well, it tells you a lot that the judge will not allow the defense team to review documents that were found illegally stored at Mar-a-lago....at Mar-a-lago. I mean, if she thought that trump had declassified them or that storying them there was okay, she would have ruled for the defense. This sends a clear message to trump. THESE DOCUMENTS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN AT MAR-A-LAGO!
Everyone knows a cardboard box in a garage or a closet in a college office are the places classified material are supposed to be stored.
 
Everyone knows a cardboard box in a garage or a closet in a college office are the places classified material are supposed to be stored.

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Well, it tells you a lot that the judge will not allow the defense team to review documents that were found illegally stored at Mar-a-lago....at Mar-a-lago. I mean, if she thought that trump had declassified them or that storying them there was okay, she would have ruled for the defense. This sends a clear message to trump. THESE DOCUMENTS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN AT MAR-A-LAGO!

Idiot, all the judge is saying is the OBVIOUS, that intelligence documents should be stored and viewed in a SECURE LOCATION, which is where Trump had his at Mar-A-Lago, in the skiff there approved by NARA.
 

Well, it tells you a lot that the judge will not allow the defense team to review documents that were found illegally stored at Mar-a-lago....at Mar-a-lago. I mean, if she thought that trump had declassified them or that storying them there was okay, she would have ruled for the defense. This sends a clear message to trump. THESE DOCUMENTS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN AT MAR-A-LAGO!
Sure they should. Trump was still president when they were moved there so perfectly allowed.
 
Idiot, all the judge is saying is the OBVIOUS, that intelligence documents should be stored and viewed in a SECURE LOCATION, which is where Trump had his at Mar-A-Lago, in the skiff there approved by NARA.

ummm.... tuberdude?

ya, ' bout that....

The long list of episodes that stoked security concerns at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
BY BEN WIEDER, NICHOLAS NEHAMAS, AND SARAH BLASKEY UPDATED AUGUST 12, 2022 3:37 PM

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/article264450116.html#storylink=cpy
 
Sorry Plaything, your Miami article apparently doesn't want me to read it. :auiqs.jpg:
Must be so chock full of GOOD STUFF, they make readers submit to advertisements to see it!

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Long before Monday’s raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, reportedly to recover classified documents related to nuclear weapons, the Palm Beach club had presented a host of security concerns and been breached numerous times.

The club was the site of numerous trespassing incidents while Trump was in office. In 2017, a woman named Kelly Ann Weidman crept through the bushes on the northern side of the luxurious resort smeared banana on the windows of cars in the employee parking lot, typed “F**kUTrumpB” on a computer in the club’s Cloister Bar, and snatched balloons from the Grand Ballroom. She was loose on the property for roughly an hour.

The following year, a college kid visiting his grandparents in Palm Beach over Thanksgiving snuck through a tunnel that connects Mar-a-Lago’s beach club with the main property. “I wanted to see how far I could get,” he told a judge.

In March 2019, Mike Tyson wandered onto Mar-a-Lago through the same beachfront tunnel as a guest of billionaire Jeff Greene. Tyson entered the president’s estate without even presenting an ID, according to The Grifter’s Club, a book by Miami Herald reporters about Mar-a-Lago. Donald Trump is shown at dinner at Mar-a-Lago with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after receiving news of a North Korean missile test. A club member snapped the photo and posted it to Facebook. Richard DeAgazio Facebook

On the same day as Tyson, a Chinese businesswoman named Yujing Zhang entered Mar-a-Lago from the front, saying she was there for a charity event that she knew had been canceled. She was convicted of trespassing, although no espionage charges were brought against her, despite speculation that she was a foreign agent. It was only after the Zhang incident that the Secret Service held mandatory sessions for club employees on counterintelligence.

In late 2019, a Chinese tourist named Lu Jing wandered onto Mar-a-Lago to take pictures. She was arrested for trespassing — but was acquitted on that charge after her lawyers pointed out that the club did not have “no trespassing” signs and that the entrance she accessed wasn’t guarded. Her trial revealed various details about security at Mar-a-Lago, including the location of several security cameras, the total size of the club’s security staff (13 guards), its apparent lack of a secure perimeter and the fact that staffers maintain daily lists of members and approved guests on digital tablet devices. Mar-a-Lago has become a top destination for Trump tourism.

Experts say Mar-a-Lago in particular provides unprecedented levels of access by people to the president. BY MARTA OLIVER CRAVIOTTO In 2020, opera singer Hannah Roemhild had a psychiatric episode and drove her rented SUV through security barriers outside Mar-a-Lago (she did not enter the property), leading Secret Service agents and Palm Beach County Sheriff’s deputies to open fire. She was charged but found not guilty by reason of insanity.

Beyond physical security, the club’s cyber security raised concerns during Trump’s presidency. In 2018, anti-Trump activist Claude Taylor chartered a boat to take him and a giant, inflatable rat off the shores of Mar-a-Lago. They got close enough that Taylor said he could log onto the Palm Beach club’s unsecured WiFi network. That followed reporting in 2017 by ProPublica and Gizmodo that the club’s lightly secured WiFi networks could be easily penetrated by a hacker. Trump’s reported storage of sensitive materials at Mar-a-Lago after his presidency isn’t the first time Trump’s conduct at the club has raised national security concerns. Yujing Zhang in a photo posted on her social media account in 2008.

Trump was hosting Shinzo Abe for dinner at Mar-a-Lago in February 2017 — with members and guests present — when word broke that North Korea had launched a missile in the direction of Japan. A singer performing for Trump near his table seemed to get the sense something was wrong. “Mr. President, I shouldn’t know this,” someone heard the performer say. Trump shrugged. “It’s just nukes,” the president said. “Sing us a song.” At that same dinner, member Richard DeAgazio posted a photo to Facebook identifying the Trump aide carrying the so-called “nuclear football,” the briefcase that serves as a mobile command center from which the president can launch a nuclear attack.

Anti-Trump activist Claude Taylor organized several boats to protest the president in the public waters outside Mar-a-Lago Monday. The 30-foot “Rat Boat” was among them. Mar-a-Lago doubled its membership fees after Trump’s election and the possibility of a Trump appearance was a key selling point for events at the club. A South Florida entrepreneur and former massage parlor owner named Cindy Yang started selling tickets for Mar-a-Lago charity events and Trump campaign political events to Chinese businesspeople hoping to meet the president and his inner circle — leading to a federal investigation. (No charges have been brought.) The feds also investigated Yang and Yujing Zhang as part of a wider probe into potential Chinese intelligence operations in South Florida. At one Mar-a-Lago event heavily advertised on Chinese social media (“The Truth About Israel”), Chinese guests tried to offer electronic devices to club staffers as a way to grease the wheels for an introduction to Trump, according to The Grifter’s Club.

Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/article264450116.html#storylink=cpy
 
Cardboard boxes in a garage at a personal residence is super secure.

because he had no idea they were there.... THAT'S why after a couple were discovered at the biden center in PA --- dark brandon invited the search of his home --- AS DID PENCE.

there was no obstruction - AS DONNY DID.

see the differance?
 

Well, it tells you a lot that the judge will not allow the defense team to review documents that were found illegally stored at Mar-a-lago....at Mar-a-lago. I mean, if she thought that trump had declassified them or that storying them there was okay, she would have ruled for the defense. This sends a clear message to trump. THESE DOCUMENTS SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN AT MAR-A-LAGO!
and...

Judge rejects Trump’s request to move Colorado ballot case to federal court​

In a 4-page order, Chief U.S. District Judge Philip A. Brimmer sent the lawsuit back to a state court in Denver County where it was filed last week by a group of six voters.

 
Right, because the judge can't make an error that causes a reversal on appeal. This trial's verdict will make its way to SCOTUS because it will impact the authority of future presidents to classify and declassify information.
D'Oh!

Actually, you're as wrong as a MAGA Imbecile can be. Read below: The ruling does not affect a President's authority to declassify anything. The ruling addresses where classified documents can be viewed by ex presidents and their criminal defense lawyers


"The Trump-appointed judge overseeing the former president’s Mar-a-Lago classified docs case in Florida just ruled against his favor, requiring Donald Trump and his lawyers to review classified evidence only in a secured location. Judge Aileen Cannon’s Wednesday ruling comes after Trump’s team pushed back on the strict security protocols and claimed they should be able to look over documents at his office in his Mar-a-Lago estate. But, prosecutors said it would be wildly ironic and irresponsible for Trump to review evidence at the very place where he allegedly mishandled the same classified documents."
 
You mean his personal residence ? You partisan hackery is stunning.
The Club House on Florida is not Trump's home. It's a Golf Course, Country Club open to the public. Go away Troll. Calling facts - partisan hackery? What frigging world do you live in? Magadonia?

An 18-year-old college freshman managed to sneak into President Donald Trump’s Florida country club while the president was there and wandered around before eventually being arrested, according to court documents.

The teen, identified as Mark Lindblom, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor trespassing charge on Thursday stemming from the Nov. 23, 2018, incident.

Lindblom entered the Mar-a-Lago country club through a tunnel that gives club members access under a road and to the beach, The Palm Beach Post reported. Lindblom stood with club members and was wanded for weapons by Secret Service before he was allowed through the tunnel, said Marcos Beaton, an attorney for Lindblom, according to the Post.
 

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