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fishonjazz said:
Its the democrats fault!
Looks like more court dates in the future for team trump. He sure is in court a lot


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Yeah, because of the socialist, mean, leftist, Nazi, Communist, BLM loving deep state. Donald is the most persecuted person alive despite dying for our sins. Such fake news.

The Democrats are so powerful even though they constantly disappoint their own base (like Hillary losing, inability to pass voting rights, enacting universal health care, etc).
 
Now remember everyone, the media is out to get donald trump (like everyone else on planet earth) due to their bias which is why they pressured the search warrant and the affidavit to be released. Typically neither would be released during an ongoing investigation but the media, and DOJ/FBI who are all against trump make an exception for trump. Because they are all just democrats trying to get trump.
 
Serious question. Has trump ever in his life admitted he made a mistake or did something wrong? Has he ever apologized for anything in his life?
Im curious
 
Look at the way trump talks/writes in comparison to normal people. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...pc=U531&cvid=163884ab8d1a70a9d1755867213463e1

Trump: "Affidavit heavily redacted!!! ... WE GAVE THEM MUCH. Judge Bruce Reinhart should NEVER have allowed the Break-In of my home." Lots of exclamation points. Capital letters. We gave them much (great sentence structure). Its like a child wrote it.
Senator Mark Warner: "It appears, based on the affidavit unsealed this morning, that among the improperly handled documents at Mar-a-Lago were some of our most sensitive intelligence – which is one reason the Senate Intelligence Committee has requested, on a bipartisan basis, a damage assessment of any national security threat posed by the mishandling of this information. The Department of Justice investigation must be allowed to proceed without interference." Warner chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Well spoken. Good grammar. Eloquent.

Then the rest of the article:

REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE DAN BISHOP:

"So much for transparency," Bishop tweeted alongside a photo of redacted sections of the affidavit. Bishop is a member of the House of Representatives Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee. This guy wants names of who ratted trump out. Which is ridiculous. There is a current investigation. Too much has already been released to appease the trumpublicans. More than should have been released and more than is deserved. We all know that trumpworld would still bitch and moan if the entirety of the affidavit was released. there is no pleasing them.

The Department of Justice requested redactions, which were approved by a judge, in order to protect its law enforcement agents, sources and sensitive material related to the investigation.

DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE ERIC SWALWELL:

"He (Trump) took information that protects our troops. Then refused to give it back. That is a crime. Why did he take them? Unclear." Swalwell is a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Intelligence Committee and Homeland Security Committee. Pretty clear.
 

  • Documents included 'Top Secret' classification: The affidavit for the search warrant lists 184 unique documents bearing classification markings, including 67 documents marked as CONFIDENTIAL, 92 documents marked as SECRET, and 25 documents marked as TOP SECRET.”
  • Confidential human source information found at estate: The FBI uncovered highly guarded records relating to clandestine human sources - some of the most guarded information in U.S. intelligence - in 15 boxes the agency recovered from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate earlier this year.
  • Not secure: The storage room at Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s residential suite Pine Hall and his office called the “45 Office” were “not currently authorized locations for the storage of classified information or” national defense information. Documents were stored in multiple locations on the premises.
  • DOJ asks Trump team to better secure storage room: Justice Department lawyers warned Trump's legal team on June 8 that the storage room at Mar-a-Lago holding sensitive material was not secure and should be better secured.
  • Trump responds: The former president blasted the Justice Department and U.S. Magistrate Bruce Reinhart who ordered the release of the redacted affidavit.
  • Key senator wants DOJ probe to proceed: The chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence said Friday the DOJ investigation into papers found at Mar-a-Lago “must be allowed to proceed without interference.”
  • Why did a judge OK the redacted affidavit's release?: U.S. Magistrate Bruce Reinhart ordered the release Thursday and said the department could narrowly tailor the redactions while protecting the integrity of the investigation.
  • What has the Justice Department said?: Department lawyers opposed the release of the affidavit because of the risk it could reveal the strategy of the investigation or discourage witnesses from cooperating. But Reinhart found the redactions would prevent those results.
  • What action did the judge take? After three sealed documents were filed Friday in the search case, Reinhart ordered the redacted documents unsealed. He also ordered the accompanying memo and attachment unsealed.
 
www.yahoo.com

It’s Over: Trump Will Be Indicted

Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesI have finally seen enough. Donald Trump will be indicted by a federal grand jury.You heard me right: I believe Trump will actually be indicted for a criminal offense. Even with all its redactions, the probable cause affidavit published today by the magistrate judge in...
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(1) Trump was in unauthorized possession of national defense information, namely properly marked classified documents.

(2) He was put on notice by the U.S. Government that he was not permitted to retain those documents at Mar-a-Lago.

(3) He continued to maintain possession of the documents (and allegedly undertook efforts to conceal them in different places throughout the property) up until the FBI finally executed a search warrant earlier this month.

That is the ball game, folks. Absent some unforeseen change in factual or legal circumstances, I believe there is little left for the Justice Department to do but decide whether to wait until after the midterms to formally seek the indictment from the grand jury.
 
fishonjazz said:
www.yahoo.com

It’s Over: Trump Will Be Indicted

Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesI have finally seen enough. Donald Trump will be indicted by a federal grand jury.You heard me right: I believe Trump will actually be indicted for a criminal offense. Even with all its redactions, the probable cause affidavit published today by the magistrate judge in...
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(1) Trump was in unauthorized possession of national defense information, namely properly marked classified documents.

(2) He was put on notice by the U.S. Government that he was not permitted to retain those documents at Mar-a-Lago.

(3) He continued to maintain possession of the documents (and allegedly undertook efforts to conceal them in different places throughout the property) up until the FBI finally executed a search warrant earlier this month.

That is the ball game, folks. Absent some unforeseen change in factual or legal circumstances, I believe there is little left for the Justice Department to do but decide whether to wait until after the midterms to formally seek the indictment from the grand jury.
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You can count on the FBI /DOJ choosing to go forward with the actions at the time judged to have the largest political benefit in favor of the DNC. It is their gestapo after all. The only thing giving them pause is that I don't think they believe they can beat DeSantis, and may want Trump in the race.
 
The affidavit lists offenses that do not require the documents in question be classified.

Let me say that again, it DOESN'T MATTER IF TRUMP DECLASSIFIED THE DOCUMENTS based on the possible charges he is going to face. There were different laws broken that have nothing to do with improper possession of classified documents. Possibly now that they have seen that he had classified documents that he never properly declassified they will have additional charges to file against him, but that would be in addition to the offenses listed in the affidavit to acquire the search warrant which do not in any way rely on the documents being classified or not.
 
Gameface said:
The affidavit lists offenses that do not require the documents in question be classified.

Let me say that again, it DOESN'T MATTER IF TRUMP DECLASSIFIED THE DOCUMENTS based on the possible charges he is going to face. There were different laws broken that have nothing to do with improper possession of classified documents. Possibly now that they have seen that he had classified documents that he never properly declassified they will have additional charges to file against him, but that would be in addition to the offenses listed in the affidavit to acquire the search warrant which do not in any way rely on the documents being classified or not.
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Exactly. The classification status is irrelevant for some of the possible charges. Also, from what I can gather they were still labeled as classified/top secret etc.
 
Wow, check out this from Bill Barr: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...newsntp&cvid=cfcb46853fdf3ba907db3048e52c44f7

An irritated Barr responded: “Something I’m pretty tired of from the right is the constant pandering to outrage and people’s frustrations. And picking and picking and picking at that sore without trying to channel those feelings in a constructive direction.”

FBI Director Christopher Wray, who was appointed by the former president, is not going to “wake up and say, you know, ’How do I throw the FBI’s weight around to interfere in the political process? Just the opposite. I think he’s very cautious about that,” Barr told Weiss.

Barr also attacked Trump’s constant drive to divide Americans over every issue.

“The problem with Trump is that it’s all about running just the base election, whip up your base, get your base all upset, get them outraged and turn them out at the polls,” Barr said.

“That’s a prescription for continued hostility within the country, and demoralization of the country and an impasse in the country,” he added, which Barr also accused “both sides” of creating.

Barr called Trump his “own worst enemy,” who’s responsible for provoking much of “venom” directed at him.

Barr said when he joined the administration, he hoped Trump would rise to the office of the presidency. “He didn’t,” he added.

But Trump has managed to turn much of the party into a personality cult, Barr indicated.

“This pursuit of a personal agenda and personal power is weakening the Republican Party,” Barr said. “You don’t make America great again by making people madder and madder and madder.”

Holy crap he nailed it. Like he read my mind. I especially like that very last sentence. Making people madder and madder and madder is exactly what trump did and the main problem I have with him. Everyone is so easily pissed off by literally anything and everything these days. Hate and anger is what trump was/is all about and it has been passed on to his worshippers.
 
The Thriller said:
Our "Very Stable Genius" sounds like he's about, "to go through some things..."

www.cnn.com

Trump Organization's accounting firm says 10 years of financial statements are unreliable

Former President Donald Trump's long-time accounting firm informed the Trump Organization last week that it should no longer rely on nearly 10 years' worth of financial statements and that they would no longer be their accountants, citing a conflict of interest.
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Still waiting cupcake. I have a feeling, that its actually the Biden family that's about to go "through some things". Mainly, Hunters laptop isnt going away anytime soon, the "Big Guy" got 10%,. Poor Ashley that had to shower with her father and knew it was improper, thats not going away either. You all are some sick people.
 
Sounds like the insistence that the room where documents were kept be better secured, was actually for the reason of preserving a crime scene…

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The Memo: Trump’s narrative takes big hit with affidavit’s release

One of former President Trump’s main claims about the FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago is being undermined by Friday’s release of a key affidavit. Trump has pushed the narrative that he and his lawyers w…
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It gives a far less friendly account than Team Trump has done of events in June of this year.

The former president and his allies have, for instance, described an affable visit to Mar-a-Lago by a senior DOJ official, Jay Bratt, and three FBI agents on June 3. According to a Trump legal filing earlier this week, one of the FBI agents, having been shown the storage room in which some documents were held, purportedly said, “Now it all makes sense.”

The same Trump filing refers to a June 8 letter in which the DOJ “requested, in pertinent part, that the storage room be secured” — a request that is implied to have been met when Trump told staff to put a second lock on the door.

By contrast, the DOJ’s affidavit quotes a letter on the same date — presumably the same letter — reiterating to a Trump lawyer that there was no “secure location authorized for the storage of classified information” anywhere at the resort.

The letter makes clear that the DOJ’s request was not some generalized security check-up but a demand for the “preservation” of the storage room in its “current condition until further notice” — phrasing that is far more redolent of an investigation of a possible crime scene than a friendly chat about padlocks.
 
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