There are strong arguments to make about selective prosecution and Trump’s ability to take even classified documents as part of the Presidential Records Act. He might even be able to argue that he declassified most of the documents as President before he left office. I think his greatest exposure is the fact that they have him on tape appearing to show a classified document to people without security clearances and admitting that it was still secret and acknowledging that he could have declassified it as president but could not anymore. That appears to prove that he knowingly shared classified data with unauthorized persons. The PRA gives him the right to retain classified documents, but does not give him the right to share them to others that are not authorized to have access. Unless he can provide some evidence that he declassified the document in question before he left office, his arguments about the PRA and selective prosecution will be irrelevant, at least in regard to this charge.
I'd sure like to see that tape. Have you got a link?
Not this tripe again! #10 and #13.
Exclusive: Donald Trump admits on tape he didn’t declassify ‘secret information’
Okay, before I post anything else, let's take a look at what they say.
Trump - on tape - in an unspecified place.
First, WHAT tape?
Typed words! That's all they have.
Even they admit they haven't heard the tape...
Okay, tin foil hat time. (otherwise known as thinking these days)
Did somebody not want to play along?
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