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Anything on your guy and the finding of classified documents?

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So far, none of these things have been alleged with respect Biden:

• That Biden personally oversaw the packing of the boxes of documents in question - Yea, and you think Trump packed his?
• That Biden requested any of the classified documents in the last few days before leaving office as VP - He can't! He was VP and not President!!!
• That the Archives (or anyone else) was aware of the missing documents and requested their return - Not true, its reported that this was requested last November, prior to the election
• That any of the classified documents were in an unsecured office desk in Biden's personal residence - Irrelevant regarding Trump, he had the ability to de-classify ANYTHING!!! Biden, does not!!!
• That Biden, or anyone in his employ, moved the documents between locations after being aware that the Archives/FBI/DOJ were seeking their return - You have no idea whether that's true or not!
• That Biden, himself or through attorneys, made false statements to the FBI/DOJ regarding possession of any classified documents and the diligence of a search for such documents - FBI and the DOJ have "NO" credibility, especially after the Twitter files
• That Biden publicly complained that the classified documents here his personal property - He can't!!!! Trump can!!! One's a VP and one is a President!!!
• That the classified documents include any classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access - NOT TRUE!!!!

It's never a good thing if classified documents are not handled properly. However, the severity and willfullness of the conduct here, so far, appears much different than any other recent cases you might be thinking of.

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Anything on your guy and the finding of classified documents?

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So far, none of these things have been alleged with respect Biden:

• That Biden personally oversaw the packing of the boxes of documents in question - Yea, and you think Trump packed his?

Yes, it has been widely reported that in the closing days of his administration Trump personally packed some of the boxes in the White House that were moved to Florida

thats a joke! Do you really believe, with Trump or Biden, packed anything?

• That Biden requested any of the classified documents in the last few days before leaving office as VP - He can't! He was VP and not President!!!

So the only person in the Federal government who can request classified documents is the President? That seems, urm, inefficient at the very least.

only people with proper clearance can request and receive classified documents. The President can de-classify documents and VP can't.

• That the Archives (or anyone else) was aware of the missing documents and requested their return - Not true, its reported that this was requested last November, prior to the election

Where was this reported? Richard Sauber, Biden's attorney, stated publicly that the documents "were not the subject of any previous request or inquiry by the Archives."

• That any of the classified documents were in an unsecured office desk in Biden's personal residence - Irrelevant regarding Trump, he had the ability to de-classify ANYTHING!!! Biden, does not!!!

And there remains no evidence that he actually did so, including by informing anyone in the White House that he did so. Beyond that, Biden is now President. Maybe he has declassified those document, too. Fact remains that the Biden were in a location authorized to hold administration records, not in a desk in his house.

Biden could not his power today, to de-classify something he did, when he was VP. In other words, his Presidential power does not go retroactive to when he wasn't.

all the other stuff you're stating is just non-sense!

• That Biden, or anyone in his employ, moved the documents between locations after being aware that the Archives/FBI/DOJ were seeking their return - You have no idea whether that's true or not!

I'm saying that nothing like that has been alleged with respect to Biden.

ok, but who cares? This has all to do with de-classification powers!

• That Biden, himself or through attorneys, made false statements to the FBI/DOJ regarding possession of any classified documents and the diligence of a search for such documents - FBI and the DOJ have "NO" credibility, especially after the Twitter files

The document signed by Trump's attorney has been made public and has not been disputed.

• That Biden publicly complained that the classified documents here his personal property - He can't!!!! Trump can!!! One's a VP and one is a President!!!

It would be false for either of them to claim the documents as their personal property, even if they were somehow declassified. Presidential administration records are not personal property. Difference is that Biden has never claimed otherwise.

Sure Trump can. Once it's declassified, he can make a copy for his person records. Every Presidential library has de-classified documents in them.

• That the classified documents include any classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access - NOT TRUE!!!!

Are you saying that the documents found in Biden's post-VP office do include soem classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access? Where has this been reported?

It's never a good thing if classified documents are not handled properly. However, the severity and willfullness of the conduct here, so far, appears much different than any other recent cases you might be thinking of.

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In October of 2020, Steve Cortes did, one of his Chalk Talks, stating that PA University received 70M+, from the CCP, to build this facility, among a few other things. In return, Biden received a ~1M salary, as a professor, that he never did! In fact, it's being reported that he walked on campus, just four times. Oh, that's right... it was COVID time and couldn't make an appearance...

Manny, all of your BS has ONE major flaw... as VP, Joe Biden, or his staff, committed a felony by removing those documents. Trump, on the other hand, did not. As President, he can de-classify anything at anytime.

Hokie, you can wait and see, all you want. I would encourage you to understand, the above, and try to re-state your abstinence position...

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Which felony do you think was committed by Biden or his staff?

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— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) January 10, 2023

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BBW12OG said:

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Anything on your guy and the finding of classified documents?

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So far, none of these things have been alleged with respect Biden:

• That Biden personally oversaw the packing of the boxes of documents in question - Yea, and you think Trump packed his?

Yes, it has been widely reported that in the closing days of his administration Trump personally packed some of the boxes in the White House that were moved to Florida

• That Biden requested any of the classified documents in the last few days before leaving office as VP - He can't! He was VP and not President!!!

So the only person in the Federal government who can request classified documents is the President? That seems, urm, inefficient at the very least.

• That the Archives (or anyone else) was aware of the missing documents and requested their return - Not true, its reported that this was requested last November, prior to the election

Where was this reported? Richard Sauber, Biden's attorney, stated publicly that the documents "were not the subject of any previous request or inquiry by the Archives."

• That any of the classified documents were in an unsecured office desk in Biden's personal residence - Irrelevant regarding Trump, he had the ability to de-classify ANYTHING!!! Biden, does not!!!

And there remains no evidence that he actually did so, including by informing anyone in the White House that he did so. Beyond that, Biden is now President. Maybe he has declassified those document, too. Fact remains that the Biden were in a location authorized to hold administration records, not in a desk in his house.

• That Biden, or anyone in his employ, moved the documents between locations after being aware that the Archives/FBI/DOJ were seeking their return - You have no idea whether that's true or not!

I'm saying that nothing like that has been alleged with respect to Biden.

• That Biden, himself or through attorneys, made false statements to the FBI/DOJ regarding possession of any classified documents and the diligence of a search for such documents - FBI and the DOJ have "NO" credibility, especially after the Twitter files

The document signed by Trump's attorney has been made public and has not been disputed.

• That Biden publicly complained that the classified documents here his personal property - He can't!!!! Trump can!!! One's a VP and one is a President!!!

It would be false for either of them to claim the documents as their personal property, even if they were somehow declassified. Presidential administration records are not personal property. Difference is that Biden has never claimed otherwise.

• That the classified documents include any classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access - NOT TRUE!!!!

Are you saying that the documents found in Biden's post-VP office do include soem classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access? Where has this been reported?

It's never a good thing if classified documents are not handled properly. However, the severity and willfullness of the conduct here, so far, appears much different than any other recent cases you might be thinking of.

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In October of 2020, Steve Cortes did, one of his Chalk Talks, stating that PA University received 70M+, from the CCP, to build this facility, among a few other things. In return, Biden received a ~1M salary, as a professor, that he never did! In fact, it's being reported that he walked on campus, just four times. Oh, that's right... it was COVID time and couldn't make an appearance...

Manny, all of your BS has ONE major flaw... as VP, Joe Biden, or his staff, committed a felony by removing those documents. Trump, on the other hand, did not. As President, he can de-classify anything at anytime.

Hokie, you can wait and see, all you want. I would encourage you to understand, the above, and try to re-state your abstinence position...

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Some responses inline above.

Which felony do you think was committed by Biden or his staff?

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Which one are you insinuating President Trump did? Instead of obfuscating the points made above why don't you address the facts that were just presented to you?

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I responded to each Cary's comments in the bullet list. How much Biden was paid by UPenn, and for how much work, is not relevant to the questions of classified documents as they relate to Trump and Biden, so I did not comment.

I don't really need to insinuate anything about what felonies Trump may have committed. The Mar-a-Lago search warrant and supporting affidavit assert, and a federal judge agreed, that there was probable cause to believe that offenses may have been commited under any of 18 U.S.C. 793, 2071, and 1519, and that evidence of those offenses may be found in the areas of Mar-a-Lago to be searched.

We discussed 18 U.S.C. 793 extensively in the Mar-a-Lago thread. Offenses under that statute, in particular, do not require that the documents be classified. One theory of Trump's liability under 18 U.S.C. 793 is section (d):

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(d) Whoever, lawfully having possession of, access to, control over, or being entrusted with any document, writing, code book, signal book, sketch, photograph, photographic negative, blueprint, plan, map, model, instrument, appliance, or note relating to the national defense, or information relating to the national defense which information the possessor has reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation, ... willfully retains the same and fails to deliver it on demand to the officer or employee of the United States entitled to receive it

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Considering that neither the Archives, not anyone else, requested the return of the documents in Biden's UPenn office prior to their discovery and return to the government in November, this portion of the statute would not appear to apply to him.

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caryking said:

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BBW12OG said:

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Manny Sanguine said:

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Anything on your guy and the finding of classified documents?

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So far, none of these things have been alleged with respect Biden:

• That Biden personally oversaw the packing of the boxes of documents in question - Yea, and you think Trump packed his?

Yes, it has been widely reported that in the closing days of his administration Trump personally packed some of the boxes in the White House that were moved to Florida

• That Biden requested any of the classified documents in the last few days before leaving office as VP - He can't! He was VP and not President!!!

So the only person in the Federal government who can request classified documents is the President? That seems, urm, inefficient at the very least.

• That the Archives (or anyone else) was aware of the missing documents and requested their return - Not true, its reported that this was requested last November, prior to the election

Where was this reported? Richard Sauber, Biden's attorney, stated publicly that the documents "were not the subject of any previous request or inquiry by the Archives."

• That any of the classified documents were in an unsecured office desk in Biden's personal residence - Irrelevant regarding Trump, he had the ability to de-classify ANYTHING!!! Biden, does not!!!

And there remains no evidence that he actually did so, including by informing anyone in the White House that he did so. Beyond that, Biden is now President. Maybe he has declassified those document, too. Fact remains that the Biden were in a location authorized to hold administration records, not in a desk in his house.

• That Biden, or anyone in his employ, moved the documents between locations after being aware that the Archives/FBI/DOJ were seeking their return - You have no idea whether that's true or not!

I'm saying that nothing like that has been alleged with respect to Biden.

• That Biden, himself or through attorneys, made false statements to the FBI/DOJ regarding possession of any classified documents and the diligence of a search for such documents - FBI and the DOJ have "NO" credibility, especially after the Twitter files

The document signed by Trump's attorney has been made public and has not been disputed.

• That Biden publicly complained that the classified documents here his personal property - He can't!!!! Trump can!!! One's a VP and one is a President!!!

It would be false for either of them to claim the documents as their personal property, even if they were somehow declassified. Presidential administration records are not personal property. Difference is that Biden has never claimed otherwise.

• That the classified documents include any classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access - NOT TRUE!!!!

Are you saying that the documents found in Biden's post-VP office do include soem classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access? Where has this been reported?

It's never a good thing if classified documents are not handled properly. However, the severity and willfullness of the conduct here, so far, appears much different than any other recent cases you might be thinking of.

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In October of 2020, Steve Cortes did, one of his Chalk Talks, stating that PA University received 70M+, from the CCP, to build this facility, among a few other things. In return, Biden received a ~1M salary, as a professor, that he never did! In fact, it's being reported that he walked on campus, just four times. Oh, that's right... it was COVID time and couldn't make an appearance...

Manny, all of your BS has ONE major flaw... as VP, Joe Biden, or his staff, committed a felony by removing those documents. Trump, on the other hand, did not. As President, he can de-classify anything at anytime.

Hokie, you can wait and see, all you want. I would encourage you to understand, the above, and try to re-state your abstinence position...

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Some responses inline above.

Which felony do you think was committed by Biden or his staff?

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Which one are you insinuating President Trump did? Instead of obfuscating the points made above why don't you address the facts that were just presented to you?

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I responded to each Cary's comments in the bullet list. How much Biden was paid by UPenn, and for how much work, is not relevant to the questions of classified documents as they relate to Trump and Biden, so I did not comment.

I don't really need to insinuate anything about what felonies Trump may have committed. The Mar-a-Lago search warrant and supporting affidavit assert, and a federal judge agreed, that there was probable cause to believe that offenses may have been commited under any of 18 U.S.C. 793, 2071, and 1519, and that evidence of those offenses may be found in the areas of Mar-a-Lago to be searched.

We discussed 18 U.S.C. 793 extensively in the Mar-a-Lago thread. Offenses under that statute, in particular, do not require that the documents be classified. One theory of Trump's liability under 18 U.S.C. 793 is section (d):

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(d) Whoever, lawfully having possession of, access to, control over, or being entrusted with any document, writing, code book, signal book, sketch, photograph, photographic negative, blueprint, plan, map, model, instrument, appliance, or note relating to the national defense, or information relating to the national defense which information the possessor has reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation, ... willfully retains the same and fails to deliver it on demand to the officer or employee of the United States entitled to receive it

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Considering that neither the Archives, not anyone else, requested the return of the documents in Biden's UPenn office prior to their discovery and return to the government in November, this portion of the statute would not appear to apply to him.

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Manny, should the FBI raid Biden's home and office to see what else is there?

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CNN host sits STUNNED as @RepDonaldsPress exposes Deep State after Biden docs leak 👇🏻👇🏻https://t.co/2Lp7XEtMez

— Dan Bongino (@dbongino) January 10, 2023

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Manny Sanguine said:

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BBW12OG said:

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Anything on your guy and the finding of classified documents?

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So far, none of these things have been alleged with respect Biden:

• That Biden personally oversaw the packing of the boxes of documents in question - Yea, and you think Trump packed his?

Yes, it has been widely reported that in the closing days of his administration Trump personally packed some of the boxes in the White House that were moved to Florida

• That Biden requested any of the classified documents in the last few days before leaving office as VP - He can't! He was VP and not President!!!

So the only person in the Federal government who can request classified documents is the President? That seems, urm, inefficient at the very least.

• That the Archives (or anyone else) was aware of the missing documents and requested their return - Not true, its reported that this was requested last November, prior to the election

Where was this reported? Richard Sauber, Biden's attorney, stated publicly that the documents "were not the subject of any previous request or inquiry by the Archives."

• That any of the classified documents were in an unsecured office desk in Biden's personal residence - Irrelevant regarding Trump, he had the ability to de-classify ANYTHING!!! Biden, does not!!!

And there remains no evidence that he actually did so, including by informing anyone in the White House that he did so. Beyond that, Biden is now President. Maybe he has declassified those document, too. Fact remains that the Biden were in a location authorized to hold administration records, not in a desk in his house.

• That Biden, or anyone in his employ, moved the documents between locations after being aware that the Archives/FBI/DOJ were seeking their return - You have no idea whether that's true or not!

I'm saying that nothing like that has been alleged with respect to Biden.

• That Biden, himself or through attorneys, made false statements to the FBI/DOJ regarding possession of any classified documents and the diligence of a search for such documents - FBI and the DOJ have "NO" credibility, especially after the Twitter files

The document signed by Trump's attorney has been made public and has not been disputed.

• That Biden publicly complained that the classified documents here his personal property - He can't!!!! Trump can!!! One's a VP and one is a President!!!

It would be false for either of them to claim the documents as their personal property, even if they were somehow declassified. Presidential administration records are not personal property. Difference is that Biden has never claimed otherwise.

• That the classified documents include any classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access - NOT TRUE!!!!

Are you saying that the documents found in Biden's post-VP office do include soem classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access? Where has this been reported?

It's never a good thing if classified documents are not handled properly. However, the severity and willfullness of the conduct here, so far, appears much different than any other recent cases you might be thinking of.

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In October of 2020, Steve Cortes did, one of his Chalk Talks, stating that PA University received 70M+, from the CCP, to build this facility, among a few other things. In return, Biden received a ~1M salary, as a professor, that he never did! In fact, it's being reported that he walked on campus, just four times. Oh, that's right... it was COVID time and couldn't make an appearance...

Manny, all of your BS has ONE major flaw... as VP, Joe Biden, or his staff, committed a felony by removing those documents. Trump, on the other hand, did not. As President, he can de-classify anything at anytime.

Hokie, you can wait and see, all you want. I would encourage you to understand, the above, and try to re-state your abstinence position...

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Some responses inline above.

Which felony do you think was committed by Biden or his staff?

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Which one are you insinuating President Trump did? Instead of obfuscating the points made above why don't you address the facts that were just presented to you?

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I responded to each Cary's comments in the bullet list. How much Biden was paid by UPenn, and for how much work, is not relevant to the questions of classified documents as they relate to Trump and Biden, so I did not comment.

I don't really need to insinuate anything about what felonies Trump may have committed. The Mar-a-Lago search warrant and supporting affidavit assert, and a federal judge agreed, that there was probable cause to believe that offenses may have been commited under any of 18 U.S.C. 793, 2071, and 1519, and that evidence of those offenses may be found in the areas of Mar-a-Lago to be searched.

We discussed 18 U.S.C. 793 extensively in the Mar-a-Lago thread. Offenses under that statute, in particular, do not require that the documents be classified. One theory of Trump's liability under 18 U.S.C. 793 is section (d):

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(d) Whoever, lawfully having possession of, access to, control over, or being entrusted with any document, writing, code book, signal book, sketch, photograph, photographic negative, blueprint, plan, map, model, instrument, appliance, or note relating to the national defense, or information relating to the national defense which information the possessor has reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation, ... willfully retains the same and fails to deliver it on demand to the officer or employee of the United States entitled to receive it

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Considering that neither the Archives, not anyone else, requested the return of the documents in Biden's UPenn office prior to their discovery and return to the government in November, this portion of the statute would not appear to apply to him.

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Manny, should the FBI raid Biden's home and office to see what else is there?

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It depends:

• Does the FBI have probable cause to believe that additional documents will be found in those locations? What was the probable cause for the FBI to believe classified documents were in Melanie's closet? Barron's bedroom, dresser, closet etc...?
• Has there been a pattern of activity relating to those locations and classified documents that suggests that merely requesting or presenting a formal subpoena for the return of any additional documents would not result in the return of all classified documents at those locations? Was there for Trump?
• Does the FBI have any information suggesting that actions have been take to conceal the presence of classified documents at those locations? Did they for Trump?

Unless the answers to those questions is "yes," then I would say they should not.

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Anything on your guy and the finding of classified documents?

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So far, none of these things have been alleged with respect Biden:

• That Biden personally oversaw the packing of the boxes of documents in question - Yea, and you think Trump packed his?

Yes, it has been widely reported that in the closing days of his administration Trump personally packed some of the boxes in the White House that were moved to Florida

• That Biden requested any of the classified documents in the last few days before leaving office as VP - He can't! He was VP and not President!!!

So the only person in the Federal government who can request classified documents is the President? That seems, urm, inefficient at the very least.

• That the Archives (or anyone else) was aware of the missing documents and requested their return - Not true, its reported that this was requested last November, prior to the election

Where was this reported? Richard Sauber, Biden's attorney, stated publicly that the documents "were not the subject of any previous request or inquiry by the Archives."

• That any of the classified documents were in an unsecured office desk in Biden's personal residence - Irrelevant regarding Trump, he had the ability to de-classify ANYTHING!!! Biden, does not!!!

And there remains no evidence that he actually did so, including by informing anyone in the White House that he did so. Beyond that, Biden is now President. Maybe he has declassified those document, too. Fact remains that the Biden were in a location authorized to hold administration records, not in a desk in his house.

• That Biden, or anyone in his employ, moved the documents between locations after being aware that the Archives/FBI/DOJ were seeking their return - You have no idea whether that's true or not!

I'm saying that nothing like that has been alleged with respect to Biden.

• That Biden, himself or through attorneys, made false statements to the FBI/DOJ regarding possession of any classified documents and the diligence of a search for such documents - FBI and the DOJ have "NO" credibility, especially after the Twitter files

The document signed by Trump's attorney has been made public and has not been disputed.

• That Biden publicly complained that the classified documents here his personal property - He can't!!!! Trump can!!! One's a VP and one is a President!!!

It would be false for either of them to claim the documents as their personal property, even if they were somehow declassified. Presidential administration records are not personal property. Difference is that Biden has never claimed otherwise.

• That the classified documents include any classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access - NOT TRUE!!!!

Are you saying that the documents found in Biden's post-VP office do include soem classified at the highest levels requiring specialized compartmented access? Where has this been reported?

It's never a good thing if classified documents are not handled properly. However, the severity and willfullness of the conduct here, so far, appears much different than any other recent cases you might be thinking of.

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In October of 2020, Steve Cortes did, one of his Chalk Talks, stating that PA University received 70M+, from the CCP, to build this facility, among a few other things. In return, Biden received a ~1M salary, as a professor, that he never did! In fact, it's being reported that he walked on campus, just four times. Oh, that's right... it was COVID time and couldn't make an appearance...

Manny, all of your BS has ONE major flaw... as VP, Joe Biden, or his staff, committed a felony by removing those documents. Trump, on the other hand, did not. As President, he can de-classify anything at anytime.

Hokie, you can wait and see, all you want. I would encourage you to understand, the above, and try to re-state your abstinence position...

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Some responses inline above.

Which felony do you think was committed by Biden or his staff?

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Which one are you insinuating President Trump did? Instead of obfuscating the points made above why don't you address the facts that were just presented to you?

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I responded to each Cary's comments in the bullet list. How much Biden was paid by UPenn, and for how much work, is not relevant to the questions of classified documents as they relate to Trump and Biden, so I did not comment.

I don't really need to insinuate anything about what felonies Trump may have committed. The Mar-a-Lago search warrant and supporting affidavit assert, and a federal judge agreed, that there was probable cause to believe that offenses may have been commited under any of 18 U.S.C. 793, 2071, and 1519, and that evidence of those offenses may be found in the areas of Mar-a-Lago to be searched.

We discussed 18 U.S.C. 793 extensively in the Mar-a-Lago thread. Offenses under that statute, in particular, do not require that the documents be classified. One theory of Trump's liability under 18 U.S.C. 793 is section (d):

Quote:

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(d) Whoever, lawfully having possession of, access to, control over, or being entrusted with any document, writing, code book, signal book, sketch, photograph, photographic negative, blueprint, plan, map, model, instrument, appliance, or note relating to the national defense, or information relating to the national defense which information the possessor has reason to believe could be used to the injury of the United States or to the advantage of any foreign nation, ... willfully retains the same and fails to deliver it on demand to the officer or employee of the United States entitled to receive it

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Considering that neither the Archives, not anyone else, requested the return of the documents in Biden's UPenn office prior to their discovery and return to the government in November, this portion of the statute would not appear to apply to him.

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Manny, should the FBI raid Biden's home and office to see what else is there?

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It depends:

• Does the FBI have probable cause to believe that additional documents will be found in those locations? What was the probable cause for the FBI to believe classified documents were in Melanie's closet? Barron's bedroom, dresser, closet etc...?
• Has there been a pattern of activity relating to those locations and classified documents that suggests that merely requesting or presenting a formal subpoena for the return of any additional documents would not result in the return of all classified documents at those locations? Was there for Trump?
• Does the FBI have any information suggesting that actions have been take to conceal the presence of classified documents at those locations? Did they for Trump?

Unless the answers to those questions is "yes," then I would say they should not.

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You say they should not but fully supported them doing that to President Trump and still won't own up to the fact that what Sleepy Joe has been caught with is the same exact thing that you and your ilk want to indict President Trump for.

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In response to Gulfstream above, I gave a long list of what appear to be differences between the Trump and Biden circumstances. I stand by that.

Not only did the FBI have probable cause to believe that additional document may be found, additional documents were found. That was after months of requests from the Archives, a subpoena for any remaining documents, and a sworn statement from Trump's attorney that all remaining documents had been returned, so yes, there was a pattern suggesting that requests and subpoenas would not result in the return of all documents. The FBI affidavit provided information from a source in Mar-a-Lago that the boxes containing classified documents had been moved to and from the locked storage room. That could be considered actions to conceal those documents.

Which of those are true of Biden at this point? (Hint: none.)

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Biden stole classified documents and stored them at his think tank while he was VP.

The VP does not have any authority to declassify classified documents.

And this “think tank” received $54 million in funding from the CCP.

— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) January 10, 2023

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Yes, one of the most talked about story's in the world… and yet, it never trended on Twitter.

Why? Because everyone knows the tie the Biden's have to the CCP. And, Musk is highly financed by the CCP with his China facility.

No way can Musk allow this story to trend! He's as bought and paid for, by the CCP, as the Biden's are…

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Which is one of the most talked about stories in the world? Can't be the Biden documents - I doubt anyone outside of MAGA world and the DC beltway gives two ****s about that, honestly.

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In a world of condescending *****s at least you are aspiring to be the best..... And I sincerely mean that.

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caryking said:

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Yes, one of the most talked about story's in the world… and yet, it never trended on Twitter.

Why? Because everyone knows the tie the Biden's have to the CCP. And, Musk is highly financed by the CCP with his China facility.

No way can Musk allow this story to trend! He's as bought and paid for, by the CCP, as the Biden's are…

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Which is one of the most talked about stories in the world? Can't be the Biden documents - I doubt anyone outside of MAGA world and the DC beltway gives two ****s about that, honestly.

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In a world of condescending *****s at least you are aspiring to be the best..... And I sincerely mean that.

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Truly emphasized the little leftist bubble he lives in with that comment. Hilarious to think that only MAGA people would care that Trump was railroaded by leftists like him and the media over classified documents, but this time with Biden it's no big deal. Lol. I bet he'll say he's an independent next.

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Manny Sanguine said:

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caryking said:

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Yes, one of the most talked about story's in the world… and yet, it never trended on Twitter.

Why? Because everyone knows the tie the Biden's have to the CCP. And, Musk is highly financed by the CCP with his China facility.

No way can Musk allow this story to trend! He's as bought and paid for, by the CCP, as the Biden's are…

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Which is one of the most talked about stories in the world? Can't be the Biden documents - I doubt anyone outside of MAGA world and the DC beltway gives two ****s about that, honestly.

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Marco said:

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While all yall Trumpeters r worried bout Ole Joe do the Conman Donald a favor and go find him them 11,780 votes he was looking for in Georgia,which was 1 more than what he had!!Indictment cuming!!Focus on that!!

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High Travoltage said:

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Marco said:

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While all yall Trumpeters r worried bout Ole Joe do the Conman Donald a favor and go find him them 11,780 votes he was looking for in Georgia,which was 1 more than what he had!!Indictment cuming!!Focus on that!!

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My man! Marco you are the single reason they better never get rid of the water cooler.

And this story was all over the british news yesterday. Musta been those MAGA brits.

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Marco said:

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While all yall Trumpeters r worried bout Ole Joe do the Conman Donald a favor and go find him them 11,780 votes he was looking for in Georgia,which was 1 more than what he had!!Indictment cuming!!Focus on that!!

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