clinton. president clinton taped conversations he had with other foreign leaders for eight years. what did clinton do with these tapes? clinton took them home to chappaqua and stuffed them in a sock drawer. these tapes were about as highly classified as can you get. these conversations president clinton had with heads of state about war, about national security strategy. about nuclear posture. did bill clinton declassify these before he took them home toe chappaqua? no. he took them home and he stuffed them in the sock drawer. judicial watch sued for access to these presidential records then a judge, appointed by barack obama, ruled that these are bill clinton s personal tapes and nobody can have them. not judicial watch, not the national archives. no one. quote: the decision to segregate personal materials from presidential records, is made by the president during the president s term and in his sole discretion. since the president is completely entrusted with the management
go to presidential libraries. all presidents negotiate through lawyers with the archives what s personal and what s presidential, what stays and what goes. this happens every time. and it s never led to a raid. it s never turned into a crime until the biden administration turned it into a crime george p.w. bush s records ended up in a strip mall between a chinese restaurant and bowling alley. bill clinton didn t just have tapes in his sock drawer. he had docs in a car dealership in little rock. george w. bush stored his in a warehouse in texas. and obama kept his at a defunct furniture store right across the street from m.d s. 30 fbi agents didn t show up. the wives didn t have their underwear drawers rummaged through. trump s lawyer should have filed a motion last spring, immediately, once he got a subpoena and argued these records are personal under the
in this picture, and i quote, will be held accountable to the fullest extent. stay with us. i m going to talk more about the outrage and fallout with mark in facetime seven minutes from now. it sounds like a vacation, west hilton, west palm beach, but seven days before the primary and 19 days before the florida votes, it s all work for republicans who think they have a shot for their party s nomination. that includes jon huntsman who came in respectable third in new hampshire and this guy who came in sixth. one of the reasons that we re here in south carolina is because we don t quit. and i want to ask you between now and the 21st to do everything that you can to talk to your friends and anybody that s not going to be here or absentee vote to get their votes in to count. because if you ll have my back on the 21st of january, i will have your back for four years in washington, d.c. the man they all want to replace will have plenty of cash to spend on keeping his job. pre