go through everything and anything they want. if they knew specifically what documents they wanted, then they should have asked for it and they would have gotten it. there s no way to stop them. even if the documents are declassified. we re wasting a lot of time on this. declassified or not declassified, if you re assertion that those documents belong to the government, documents that are not classified, that were created by the government, also belonged to the government. the vast majority of material the government has isn t classified. it s not skip material. this is all a pretext. this is all b.s. so if there s stuff that they knew was in mar-a-largo, you walk down to that courthouse, 24 hours after you were there in june and make your case to the judge and say holy macrol,
talking here. mike: and jonathan talk this week about putting additional lock on a storage area in terms of negotiations between the trump team and the national archive folks. as you talked about reviewing some of this stuff requires being in a skiff, so talk about the security measures to actually see a lot of documents when you are allowed to review them. the security officers i worked with, you would have to resuscitate them if you said i ll put a better lock on the door. these are people that don t compromise when it comes to the t.s.s.c.i. material there.enter is a disconnect there. we don t know if that material was identified in the affidavit or discovered in the course of the search. and the agents may not be aware of what was believed to be declassified. none of this means it s not a serious concern.
also some information about the president of france, macron, and other photos, being miscellaneous box of secret documents, so basically the point here, i m going through it as we are looking that there were some documents taken, however, i suspect, and i don t know this for a fact, that the trump team will likely say he declassified all of this before he left office. and the reason i say that is because we have heard many of his allies on television and in newspapers and online explain that he declassified so many documents before he left that it should not be a problem that these were there. however, there are questions about the actual declassification process. i also want to read, mike and sandra, the location, this according to the search warrant reviewed by fox news, the locations to be searched, include the 45 office, all storage rooms, all other rooms or areas in the prep sis used or available to be used by the
be declassified, he declassified sets of documents that should have come out. the gsa has come out and said they mistakingly packed some boxes and moved them to mar-a-largo. that s not on the president. that s on the national archives to sort that material out. they cannot prosecute him for in even if it was classified, which i probably wasn t, they ll never meet the burden of intent because the president didn t pack it up and take it himself. the gsa said they did it and made a mistake. that should have been really the end of it. should have been a court subpoena where they said okay, we need this and we ll get the rest back to you. president obama and president clinton still have classified materials in their possessions in their homes that they haven t released to this day per the national archives. martha: so are you saying that these particular documents that were at mar-a-largo were all declassified in that december-january period of what
classified/t.s./s.c.i. various classified, top secret, sensitive compartmented information. that s the high stuff, the stuff you have to go into a special room to handle. you heard jonathan turley talking about it earlier, you can t go anyplace separate to look at this, it needs to be handled differently, deals with sources, methods, analytical procedures, and likely deals with national security in one sense or another but it s the top. but, there s one set of documents that is split various classified, t.s. and s.c.i. pointing out that it s not like they have many documents, it does not take away the sensitivity or the possible problems it causes in the handling of it. if it s not been declassified as the president and his attorneys say, but to martha s point in the wake of what we saw with the russia collusion, saw with the fisa request for carter page,