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none of this is criminal. none of it has historically been subject to criminal tools, subpoenas, or search warrants. but for donald trump there is an exception that this doj and fbi are pursuing to mislead the american public, misuse statutes that are not criminal, and to have an ends justify the means mentality when it comes to one president only. this statute i read talks about the fact that there could be a three-year prison term. i want to remind you that you talked about, you know, the different presidents going and saying, hey, we have this, we will send it to you. the issue here the archive has said is that they asked for the documents repeatedly other and over and over again over many months and were told they didn t have them and then they wouldn t turn them over and that is the difference between those people who had some of the documents and donald trump. so do you see nothing wrong with what donald trump did? absolutely nothing criminally wrong. if they want to sue and
un the fight, they can do that. he engaged in negotiations. you are glossing over the fact in january of 2022 he gave 15 boxes worth of material to archives. i looked at every one right, abbut after they aske for it over and over again. let me finish, please. it took nixon 13 years to get his tapes to archives, okay? bill clinton got to hold on to the sock drawer tapes. obama, nara, the politicized bureaucrats they are, announced we have everything from obama and delaware laid bare the truth they didn t have everything from the obama administration and i am sure they still don t. so every president and many people that don t even have the power of declassification held on to documents for years and years and years, hopefully, usually innocuously or unknowingly and that is not a criminal prosecution until we get to today. they can hold on to with the the documents that are not we are talking about classified documents. classified documents that could have
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