Redacted I guess
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I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
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I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
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I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
@89th said in Redacted I guess:
I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
Better back up, cowboy.
I've heard at least three different lawyers (including Turley) talk about how broad this warrant is and how it should have never been signed off on.
Now, if that's the truth, it means this was definitely a fishing expedition. I'm sorry, but we don't do that with a former President in this country. Maybe in a banana republic, but not in America.
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They obviously aren’t going to tell the targets of the investigation what exactly they know, especially if a potential target has, well, a contentious relationship with the truth.
They also would not want to out their source inside Mar Al Lago.
Also remember the targets of the investigation probably include people other than trump. It wouldn’t be ok to release that info since they wouldn’t have had a chance to object first.
All that leads to a lot of redactions. Pretty much everything we really want to know.
But it will likely come out if there’s an indictment.
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They obviously aren’t going to tell the targets of the investigation what exactly they know, especially if a potential target has, well, a contentious relationship with the truth.
They also would not want to out their source inside Mar Al Lago.
Also remember the targets of the investigation probably include people other than trump. It wouldn’t be ok to release that info since they wouldn’t have had a chance to object first.
All that leads to a lot of redactions. Pretty much everything we really want to know.
But it will likely come out if there’s an indictment.
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@jon-nyc said in Redacted I guess:
They obviously aren’t going to tell the targets of the investigation what exactly they know
Aren't they required to?
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@89th said in Redacted I guess:
I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
Better back up, cowboy.
I've heard at least three different lawyers (including Turley) talk about how broad this warrant is and how it should have never been signed off on.
Now, if that's the truth, it means this was definitely a fishing expedition. I'm sorry, but we don't do that with a former President in this country. Maybe in a banana republic, but not in America.
@Jolly said in Redacted I guess:
@89th said in Redacted I guess:
I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
Better back up, cowboy.
If we ever grab drinks in person I’ll tell you how I know.
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LOL...
That said, it's not surprising that Trump is demanding that ALL of the affidavit be released, unredacted, knowing that that will never happen because of security issues.
He's pandering.
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@Jolly said in Redacted I guess:
@89th said in Redacted I guess:
I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
Better back up, cowboy.
If we ever grab drinks in person I’ll tell you how I know.
@89th said in Redacted I guess:
@Jolly said in Redacted I guess:
@89th said in Redacted I guess:
I mean, at least there is clarity that this is focused on the classified materials, plus anything else the search found. If any other government employee handled top secret classified information in that manner, they would be in jail. Just to be crystal clear.
Better back up, cowboy.
If we ever grab drinks in person I’ll tell you how I know.
If we ever have drinks in person, I'll tell you about the body a FBI agent dumped in the Mississippi.
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LOL...
That said, it's not surprising that Trump is demanding that ALL of the affidavit be released, unredacted, knowing that that will never happen because of security issues.
He's pandering.
@George-K said in Redacted I guess:
LOL...
That said, it's not surprising that Trump is demanding that ALL of the affidavit be released, unredacted, knowing that that will never happen because of security issues.
He's pandering.
It’s a balancing act. They actually tampered down the volume of the requests for release. They want to be seen as aggrieved victims but they don’t want the actual accusations known.
