Exclusive: Trump aide testified he saw Trump "tearing" documents; Meadows also once told him, "Don't come into the room"

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[MrRelevant]

DAN GEORGE: It looks like it's hard to see in here, but you can see somewhat of a tear just above, starting above the word 'out' and then continuing across the line. Do you know whether the president ever tore up notes when he was finished with them? LUNA: Yes. GEORGE: Okay. And just to be clear, did the president tear up notes when he was finished with them? NICK LUNA: Yes. I mean, at times. I don't know. Did I ever see him tear up notes? I don't know what the documents were, but there [was] tearing. GEORGE: Okay. So — and not asking you to account for every single note or piece of paper that crossed the president's desk — but you are aware that at least sometimes the president would tear up notes or pieces of paper when he was done with them. Is that correct? LUNA: Yes, sir, that's correct.

[MrRelevant]

I mean this is what they consider “evidence”. Its comical. Trump tore up… well, the witness isn't sure. And another guy wasnt let into a private meeting about well…. He doesnt know…. Lol. A bunch of nonsense that doesnt have a chance in hell of being legitimately prosecuted.

[laconic]

I will testify that I saw Nancy Pelosi tear up President Trump’s SOU address on public tv. That’s an official document so she must be guilty of something.

[ConservativeInPA]

“I don’t know.” Isn’t it clear to everyone that Trump was destroying evidence? Nick Luna does not know. That enough for me. Trump is guilty. The Democrats finally convinced me.

This is what happens when a big lie is told over and over again. Words change meanings. Don’t become Do.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

A bunch of nonsense that doesnt have a chance in hell of being legitimately prosecuted.

The days of being limited by legitimacy are long past.

[lurk]

No audio. No video. No evidence. No corroboration from other witnesses. The witness isn’t sure.

Other than that it’s a clear path to conviction.

[maddog55]

Buy my cousins, brothers wife’s daughter heard about it also from a TikTok influencer who saw it on Instagram so it must be true.

[lowbridge]

[metmom]

but you are aware that at least sometimes the president would tear up notes or pieces of paper when he was done with them

So?

Who doesn’t?

Is it supposed to be a crime or something?

Sheesh, what nit picking.

[blackdog]

So Hillarys state department shredders running 24/7 with her aides might be like “tearing “ up trash?

[TigersEye]

Throw that old drunken zombie corpse in jail!

[Nervous Tick]

>> A bunch of nonsense that doesnt have a chance in hell of being legitimately prosecuted.

In any trial venue but DC, I’d have to agree.

[TigersEye]

Apparently the proper way to destroy government documents (and equipment) is to keep the docs on a smartphone and smash them with hammers.

I think it’s illegal to even criticize that now.

[Irenic]

Oh, I didn’t think this was a problem. Nancy did it on TV.

[rktman]

Hmmmmm. Did he learn a thing or two from nanzi at the SOTU address one evening?

[Williams]

so as president you actually can’t tear up a note or piece of paper?

I’m sure they are so careful never to tear a piece of paper in the Biden White House. /s

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Criminal Referral to DOJ, stat!!

[odawg]

I certainly am not going to read that article, but I have noticed here lately that lower level government bureaucrats think that every trite memo they write is Holy Writ.

Probably nine-tenths of the millions of pages generated per year could be destroyed without anyone ever noticing.

However, just think of all the data that was destroyed over the Afghanistan withdrawal.

[bitt]

OMG! OMG!!!!! O MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

/s

[Raycpa]

No shredders in oval office? Heck, every piece of paper that has any writing on it gets shredded in my office and I’m not the president.

[Gene Eric]

While lunging for the steering wheel I bet