Unsealed Trump Search Warrant - Trump had classified Documents

[rightwinger]

You fools RAIDED the home of a former POTUS and rifled through the underwear drawer of the former first lady because...a paper document. Yes Dems have become that pathetic,

Can you provide any documentation that they searched Melanias underwear drawer?

It is more conservative misinformation

 

[Flopper]

Trump was storing illegal documents or he wasn’t

If he had followed the existing laws and properly stored Top Secret information, he has nothing to worry about

If he didn’t, it is not the FBIs fault

Storing top secret documents locked in a closet and in a bedrooms do not meet the storage requirements for classified documents and certainly don't meet the requirement for top secret compartmentalize documents. If Trump were entitled to these documents he would most certainly be guilty of not storing them properly.

This is an example of approved storage for Top Secret Compartmentalized documents. I seriously doubt that this is where they were stored at Mar-A-Largo. Secret Service agents had complained about how insecure Trump homes were.

 

[Lesh]

Why the FUCK would a trump HAVE those docs in the first place???

 

[rightwinger]

Why the FUCK would a trump HAVE those docs in the first place???

Makes no sense

Why would he want them, what did he intend to do with them?

 

[Indeependent]

Hmm was Mark Levin ever solicitor general or lead counsel for the FBI?

The issue is that they are only as honest as their bosses.

 

[skye]

 

[Flopper]

The raid was low-key?! They invaded from the land, from the sea, from the air, as if this was the first strike of a foreign government launching a war.

And isn’t it ODD that they waited until Trump was not there? They should have done it by the book.

The FBI kept the raid as secret as possible. What do you mean by the book. There is no requirement that the owner of the building be present to execute a search warrant. In fact the FBI is not required to wait for anyone to open the door. However in respect for the ex-president they did and they allowed the staff to contact Trump. And they waited for his lawyers to arrive before starting the search. Garland said he only asked the court to unseal the search warrant because Trump chose to inform the media that his home was invaded which created a lot of interest from public and the media.

 

[Lisa558]

The FBI kept the raid as secret as possible. What do you mean by the book. There is no requirement that the owner of the building be present to execute a search warrant. In fact the FBI is not required to wait for anyone to open the door. However in respect for the ex-president they did and they allowed the staff to contact Trump. And they waited for his lawyers to arrive before starting the search. Garland said he only asked the court to unseal the search warrant because Trump chose to inform the media that his home was invaded which created a lot of interest from public and the media.

You keep forgetting: the FBI already showed us that they are OK with fraud if it means harming Trump.

 

[Flopper]

It was already stated as secure with an added lock the DOJ requested.

The DOJ asked on June 8th that the room where documents are stored be secured. Trump added a padlock. This does not meet federal requirements for storing of these documents. Top secret document were found in a bedroom unlocked and storage closet.




https://www.kcra.com/article/report...s-doj-to-probe-trump-record-handling/39029502

 

[Flopper]

Her is a timeline of event that might be helpful in this discussion​

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May 2021​

An official from NARA contacts Trump's team after realizing that several important documents weren't handed over before Trump left the White House. In hopes of locating the missing items, NARA lawyer Gary Stern reaches out to someone who served in the White House counsel's office under Trump, who was the point of contact for record-keeping matters. The missing documents include some of Trump's correspondence with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, as well as the map of Hurricane Dorian that Trump infamously altered with a sharpie pen.

Fall 2021​

NARA grows frustrated with the slow pace of document turnover after several months of conversations with the Trump team. Stern reaches out to another Trump attorney to intervene. The archivist asks about several boxes of records that were apparently taken to Mar-a-Lago during Trump's relocation to Florida. NARA still doesn't receive the White House documents they are searching for.

January 2022​

After months of discussions with Trump's team, NARA retrieves 15 boxes of Trump White House records from Mar-a-Lago. NARA says in a statement that some of the records it received at the end of Trump's administration were "torn up by former President Trump," and that White House officials had to tape them back together. Not all the torn-up documents were reconstructed, NARA says.

Feb. 9, 2022​

News outlets report that NARA asked the Justice Department to investigate Trump's handling of White House records and whether he violated the Presidential Records Act and other laws related to classified information.

Feb. 18, 2022​

NARA informs the Justice Department that some of the documents retrieved from Mar-a-Lago included classified material. NARA also tells the department that, despite being warned it was illegal, Trump tore up documents while he was president, and that senior officials in the Trump administration did not properly preserve their social media messages, draft tweets and deleted tweets.

April and May 2022​

On April 7, NARA publicly acknowledges for the first time that the Justice Department is involved, and news outlets report that prosecutors have launched a criminal probe into Trump's mishandling of classified documents. Around this time, FBI agents quietly interview Trump aides at Mar-a-Lago about the handling of presidential records as part of their widening investigation.

May 12, 2022​

News outlets report that investigators subpoenaed NARA for access to the classified documents retrieved from Mar-a-Lago. The subpoena, which is part of the process to allow investigators to take possession of the documents from the NARA, is the first public indication of the Justice Department using a grand jury in its investigation.

June 3, 2022​

Four investigators, including a top Justice Department counterintelligence official, visit Mar-a-Lago seeking more information about classified material that had been taken to Florida. The four investigators meet with Trump's attorneys and look around the basement room where the documents are being stored. Trump briefly stops by the meeting to say hello to the officials, but he does not answer any questions. During the meeting, the federal officials serve a grand jury subpoena for some of the sensitive national security documents on the premises, and they take away the subpoenaed documents.

June 8, 2022​

Trump's attorneys receive a letter from federal investigators, asking them to further secure the room where documents are being stored. In response, Trump aides add a padlock to the room in the basement of Mar-a-Lago.

Aug. 8, 2022​

The FBI executes a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago — a major escalation of the classified documents investigation. The search focused on the area of the club where Trump's offices and personal quarters are located. Federal agents remove boxes of material from the property. The search was the first time in American history that a former president's home was searched as part of a criminal investigation.

Aug. 11, 2022​

After three days of silence, Attorney General Merrick Garland makes a brief public statement about the investigation. He reveals that he personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant, and pushes back against what he called "unfounded attacks on the professionalism of the FBI and Justice Department." Garland also announces that the Justice Department will ask a judge to unseal some of the search warrant documents, for the sake of transparency. Trump says in a late-night post on his Truth Social platform that he will "not oppose the release of documents" related to the search.

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[JimH52]

Yup. This has gone BEYOND a witch-hunt and has energized 100 million voters to get rid of the Ruling Regime.

trump cannot be trusted with top secret information. He was probably waiting for the highest bidder.

 

[Lisa558]

trump cannot be trusted with top secret information. He was probably waiting for the highest bidder.

No evidence of that at all. To the contrary, he’s the only one who was fighting for what is best for America, while Biden is importing illegals by the millions to weaken America and intentionally driving inflation to create hardships for the middle class.

 

[Billy000]

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Lol you can talk about a lack of conviction all you want. It still wouldn’t change the fact that Hillary was involved with what, one fantasy scandal of yours? That’s it huh? One scandal and she never got charged with a crime. Meanwhile, you declare victory for Trump even though you listed 7 scandals here lol

 

[JimH52]

No evidence of that at all. To the contrary, he’s the only one who was fighting for what is best for America, while Biden is importing illegals by the millions to weaken America and intentionally driving inflation to create hardships for the middle class.

And you know what the DOJ has? Of course you do....

 

[Indeependent]

Who said that? That's right, you did?

You mean RWer reiterating lies?

 

[Coyote]

He is the Commander in Chief. People claim "there is a process" for de classifying documents. Yeah, a process the legions of bureaucrats invented. Does the Constitution approve that? Do the bureaucrats hold sway over the CiC as to what is classified or not?

Man oh man your people really stepped in it this time.

Good grief, that is the dumbest response I have heard to date! Come on Sue! Does the Constitution aprove it? Well does the Constitution approve your school curriculum? That is the level this arguement is at.

There is a process for declassifying material. Do you think that is wrong? Remember, we are talking national security issues here!

 

[Coyote]

If they were actually declassified no safe or locked room would be necessary.

T hey keep contradicting themselves.

 

[Delldude]

You don't know that..now do you? I would bet that Trump had zero idea they were even there.

Either way, Trump has and held the ultimate authority to declassify any and all doc's.

 

[Chillicothe]

"......he’s the only one who was fighting for what is best for America, while Biden is importing illegals by the millions to weaken America and intentionally driving inflation to create hardships for the middle class."

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[rightwinger]

Either way, Trump has and held the ultimate authority to declassify any and all doc's.

And?

Can he show any authorization where he actually did?