[MrRelevant]

And this is an issue for a great many others....including Brandon, no? So how hard do they push? The fact we havent seen specifics regarding these documents to me means they were not of an actual national security nature. Ive heard the prosecution does not plan on elaborating on the contents of the boxes. Strange. Im not sure how that is going to work...but a if a simple process crime is the best they have, then I like Trumps chances. The more media I see say.... GOP is downplaying the seriousness of the charges...the more confident I am their case is garbage. Get the popcorn.

[CA Conservative]

“ The fact we havent seen specifics regarding these documents to me means they were not of an actual national security nature.”

Not necessarily. If they truly contained sensitive information, they are not going to publish the details in a public document.

[Golden Eagle]

According to Kash Patel, and others, 1) there is no higher authority than the POTUS & Commander In Chief himself to Declassify any document he wishes at the end of his term that is in his own possession and, 2) upon his departure from the White House remove all docs to his private residence and, 3) has Two (2) years to review his papers and present any documents he deems to be of public interest or historic value to the National Archives for their compilation.

A LOT of what Patel says these days is turning out to be incorrect. Do your own research, but it appears he's actually only batting about .500 anymore. Which is too bad, I used to follow him closely.