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EggZaklee .. These shitbags will prob indict him though just so he can’t run … kind of a no brainer at this point… But the simpletons will prob tell you so ,, “i told you so “
Mar-a-Lago just raided by FBI
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The Biden's DoJ Investigation of Trump has Been Illegitimate from the Start
The Biden's DoJ Investigation of Trump has Been Illegitimate from the Start
Affidavit Used in Mar-a-Lago Raid Released - The American Spectator | USA News and PoliticsThe American Spectator | USA News and Politics
The Justice Department has released a redacted version of the affidavit it used to convince Judge Bruce E. Reinhart to authorize a search warrant on
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Your message delivery is wanting when you write like a high school dropout.EggZaklee .. These shitbags will prob indict him though just so he can’t run … kind of a no brainer at this point… But the simpletons will prob tell you so ,, “i told you so “
I see we’re on the same page with the indictment though
Because copies aren't admissible in court.
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They are.
Originals may carry more weight, but you can certainly admit a copy as evidence.
The other side would have to claim it wasn't an accurate copy to dispute it.
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They had more than 700 FBI files to sift through when they were in the white house Files on all people in power . Folks in power can squeeze hundreds more per person. They can control all of Washington.
The committee's investigation into the unauthorized possession of hundreds of FBI background files by the White House remains in progress. There are many questions that are unanswered; cooperation from the White House and other witnesses has not been full and complete; more witnesses must be interviewed; and, many more documents from earlier committee requests are outstanding. Accordingly, this is an interim report to inform the public as to the status of the investigation in the closing days of the 104th Congress.
1. The conduct of White House officials
The FBI files matter, or ``Filegate,'' is as serious an issue as the Clinton administration has encountered. The discovery of the unauthorized access to so many FBI background files on so many former White House employees is bad enough. These files contain the most private and personal information on an individual, his spouse and family. The fact that two individuals, Craig Livingstone and Anthony Marceca, with extensive political involvement and checkered pasts were in charge of handling the files is cause for alarm and investigation.
That present and former White House officials have not been forthcoming in revealing who hired the two central characters in this matter is of great concern to the committee. The committee intends to aggressively pursue the answers. Whoever was responsible for bringing them into the White House is ultimately responsible for these actions. Placing the public trust of such sensitive, private files in the hands of two political operatives was a disaster waiting to happen. And, it did.
In general, the FBI files issue shows a lack of respect by the Clinton administration for proper security procedures to protect both the President of the United States and the national security. This is all the more so since the White House ignored recommendations from a Democratic committee chairman of the U.S. Senate to take security precautions in response to reported security irregularities in the first years of the Clinton administration.
The Clinton White House displayed a lack of respect for the privacy and confidentiality of private citizens. The mere fact that individuals lacking in professional skills and discretion were put in charge demonstrates the cavalier approach of the Clinton administration toward sensitive security matters.
During the early revelations of the FBI files investigation, White House officials were quick to blame others rather than take responsibility. This happened even when all the facts were not known. First, it was touted as a routine mistake; then it was blamed on a low-level clerk; then the General Accounting Office; and then, the Secret Service. Each of these explanations was thoroughly discredited.
Some White House officials, through surrogates and unattributed background quotes in the press, continue to blame the Secret Service, even after that theory was soundly debunked. The fact that the White House seeks to avoid responsibility for this matter, and instead passes the buck, ensures that White House accountability for its own actions will be elusive.
This!
Mike Davis- This a charade- it’s because Trump has the “crossfire hurricane” records declassified and he took a personal copy it’s terrifying to Obama Biden Hillary James Clapper Susan Rice FBI Intel community deep state- they know Crossfire Hurricane records are damming - that’s what this raid was all about.
Mike Davis- This a charade- it’s because Trump has the “crossfire hurricane” records declassified and he took a personal copy it’s terrifying to Obama Biden Hillary James Clapper Susan Rice FBI Intel community deep state- they know Crossfire Hurricane records are damming - that’s what this raid was all about.
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Hillary lost the election because of the Comey investigation.
If you don't understand this you might want to reevaluate your fake news channels or how you research things.
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FBI never deposed Hillary under oath. Hillary had staffers alter classification markers. She transmitted classified information hacked by enmities, deleted 33,000 emails under subpoena, destroyed gov. Blackberries. Trump had authority to handle and declassify, Hillary did not.
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I remember when you guys claimed the Clintons murdered like 30 people. And Obama was born in Kenya. And Hillary should be locked up for emails. Etc..etc....etc .
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I remember when you people said #PedoPete received 81 million legitimate votes.
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Like the 5 key states had issues
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Something I didn't learn until very recently, that many still seem stuck on, is that classified vs unclassified is the main issue here. It's not. I am sure trump never had a standing order to declassify (such a thing fails the declassification process in any case), but the DOJ isn't even pursuing that. Irrespective of classification status of these the key thing is they are government property. He did not have the right to have them in his possession.
The classified thing has been a distraction to me as well.
The classified thing has been a distraction to me as well.
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BOMBSHELL REPORT: Lawsuit Documents Reveal OVER 50 BIDEN ADMINISTRATION EMPLOYEES, 12 US Agencies Involved in Social Media CENSORSHIP Push...
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Trump has had more than a year and a half to remark classified documents so that they are no longer listed as classified, which is what you are supposed to do when you declassify documents. And you are supposed to inform the national archives and the related agency that the documents are no longer classified as there are usually copies.
The fact that so many of the documents maintained their classified markings suggests they were actually never declassified.
Trump is clearly full of shit.
The next question is why did Trump and his lawyers tell the department of Justice that all classified documents have been handed over?
And why were some of these documents not being held in the secure facility that they claimed they were?
And why was Trump holding on to these documents? Was he keeping them for possible future leverage or blackmail purposes? Did he plan on trying to sell them to a foreign entity?
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Everyday that goes by Trump is getting closer to being indicted and he knows it. So do his lawyers.
He will most likely not be getting his special Master today.
He will most likely not be getting his special Master today.
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President Trump’s attorney - Alina Habba - completely destroys the narrative that [they] tried to create by releasing the staged pictures of the “top secret” documents on the floor of 45’s office.
“It is a complete public spectacle… I am down there frequently. I have never seen that. I have never EVER seen that. That is not the way his office looks… It’s just a joke… It’s ridiculous. I have never seen that.”
Desperate people do stupid things.
President Trump’s attorney - Alina Habba - completely destroys the narrative that [they] tried to create by releasing the staged pictures of the “top secret” documents on the floor of 45’s office.
“It is a complete public spectacle… I am down there frequently. I have never seen that. I have never EVER seen that. That is not the way his office looks… It’s just a joke… It’s ridiculous. I have never seen that.”
Desperate people do stupid things.
The DOJ & FBI intentionally removed docs protected by Presidential Privilege & attorney/client from the “safe place” of a President who had the authority & clearance to see & store them.
Those DOJ agents & their superiors do not have the security clearance or right to transfer or view these protected documents.
That means the FBI & whoever gave them orders for RAID committed ESPIONAGE .
Violated the Hatch Act.
Violated Trump’s Fourth Amendment Rights.
So now, we suddenly have multiple FBI whistleblowers……makes you wonder if they realized that THEY, not Trump, could be charged for these crimes??
Possibly going to Grassley, Johnson & Jordan as whistleblowers in exchange for anonymity & immunity.
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The point of the photograph was to show how many of the classified documents existed and how they never had their classified markings removed. It's a very pathetic red herring by the Trump team.