Is the burden of proof on the defendant, to prove that they didn’t receive exculpatory evidence? Or is it on the prosecution to prove that they DID? The responsibility of providing it is a Constitutional demand for the prosecution to do. If it can be proven that they did not search all the databases that is all the proof it would take. If they did search the Forbidden database then they should have a record of that search.
It should be pretty easy to determine whether they did due diligence in searching all their databases. If there are so few who can search the Forbidden database, then they must have records of when it was done.
I’m wondering if the “hidden” room that Bongino says they were not allowed to know even exists has those records that are in the Forbidden database, and if that is the room where all the dirty secrets have gone to die.
The Deep State doesn’t believe in resurrection. But I do.
BTW, this would explain why the FBI claimed to have no records with the word “Fuddy” or the tail sign of the plane on which she was flying before she supposedly died. Even though the EMT records had an official ordering the water landing (supposed engine failure) to be reported to the FBI. I asked to see the referral of the case and any materials about it and was told that a search showed nothing.
Now I know that must be because it was classified as “Forbidden” - everything, even the referral. Why would that be, when the law requires that a crash of a commercial plane that seriously injures at least one person (much less supposedly kills one) must be investigated - and that anything in the boundary waters of the US falls to the FBI to investigate? The claim at the time, of course, was that the landing happened out at sea, although we now know that it was actually very close to land - so close that the outcroppings on the ocean floor allowed the “victims” to stand in the water with their flotation vests above the water.
The local authorities insisted they only investigated anything at the request of some other law enforcement body but refused to say WHAT law enforcement body that was.
Now we know. The same FBI that bought the silence of Dennis Montgomery with an immunity deal in exchange for all his evidence incriminating James Clapper and John Brennan in the spoliation of the entire Hawaii Dept of Health database at least 3 times - and then buried all that evidence so that nobody could ever find out the truth and prosecute everybody involved - also hid all the evidence that this deliberate water landing was a plan BY THEMSELVES to get rid of the witness whose involvement in hiding Obama’s eligibility is now directly known, Loretta Fuddy.
I strongly suspect that both the Fuddy files and the HAMR files are in this Prohibited classification and buried in this hidden room, and I hope that Kash and Bongino are scouring all of that. I also hope that Musk’s next job is to look at Montgomery’s files and expose what is there and how it was used by Brennan and Clapper to compromise district judges and Supreme Court justices, at the very least, which is what Montgomery said was the purpose of the breaches he was commissioned to enable through his software and the massive supercomputer Brennan and Clapper had built, “The Hammer”
That information would be extremely timely, now that the whole world can see how the Deep State has weaponized the courts against Donald Trump, the US Constitution, and the citizens of the United States.
And this information would absolutely prove that the US government has been fully overtaken by hostile forces, which would cue the involvement of the US military in restoring the nation to Constitutional governance. Specifically, it would put the trials of these traitors into a military tribunal rather than in the compromised jurisdiction of Washington, DC.
I wonder if the “room” Bongino mentioned might not be a room after all, and might be referencing the discovery of this secret classification system? Someone does a search for things with that classification, finds out that the number of pages is enough to fill a room, so they refer to it as one.