[Winfield]

"In another story, it's revealed that Berger stuffed them in his pants to sneak them out." Oh no! You don't understand. He didn't "steal them" or "sneak them out". He "inadvertently took them". Don't you understand? Clintonistas don't steal. Hillary "inadvertently" took those files and "inadvertently" left them in the secretary's office.

[ScottFromSpokane]

It's the handwritten notes he made that he stuffed in his pants (presumably because removing them was a "violation of Archive procedures"; I suspect from his lawyer's weasel-words that it's a violation of the law as well). The actual classified documents themselves, he claims he took inadvertently.

[adam_az]

"In another story, it's revealed that Berger stuffed them in his pants to sneak them out." Oh no! You don't understand. He didn't "steal them" or "sneak them out". He "inadvertently took them". Don't you understand? Clintonistas don't steal. Hillary "inadvertently" took those files and "inadvertently" left them in the secretary's office.

Hint to Clintonistas: "keep it in your pants" wasn't referring to top secret documents.

[xkaydet65]

At least Fawn Hall was honest when she testified she removed NSC dox on IranContra by slipping them into her boots.Had she not been given immunity she would have been prosecuted.

However we are to believe that a former National Security Adviser inadvertantly removed documents from the Archives. Funny that Fawn Hall's story was all over the news for weeks. This story about Berger makes Drudge and little else. Must have been because Fawn was so easy on the eyes.

[lonevoice]

In an NBC Radio newsfeed I actually heard the reporter say "Berger stuffed the documents in his jacket and pants and smuggled them out." I couldn't believe I was listening to NBC! If the mainstream media starts using words like "smuggle" to describe Berger's actions, this story really does have legs!