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MSgt Dale Johnson
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What I want to know is if the people from the National Archives were here several weeks ago as reported and took documents why did they not remove these? Did they not see them? Were they coming back because they already had too much for them to handle at the time? Did they tell them they could keep them? (Doubtful). I personally do not have enough information to make what I would consider an informed decision.
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LTC Eugene Chu
LTC Eugene Chu
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Go to 3:00 mark. Michael Cohen, a former Trump lawyer mentioned that Donald allegedly turned in some and blatantly claimed that there were no more. While more information is needed, multiple boxes of classified info specifically stowed away at a private residence insinuates willful misconduct instead of simple negligence.

https://youtu.be/5arWK--33t8
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
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No they didn't see them because his people HID them.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
MSgt Dale Johnson
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff I'll let the Intelligence Committee and Schiff know that you evidently were a witness so you can testify since you know that.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
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MSgt Dale Johnson - Yeah you're on a direct line to the "Intelligence Committee" and Schiff? Is that right? *eye roll*

Considering that a lawyer for Trump in June signed a statement that said all classified material held in boxes at Mar a Lago had been returned to the government, yet there were boxes of classified the FBI found just days ago (it's now August) it seems that yes, someone working for Trump HID those boxes and then lied about turning over all the classified.

I know it's really hard for Trumpublicans to not think for themselves but you should try it sometime. Stop sharing a brain with each other. Stop bowing down to the conman who just steals his supporters' money.

Also how about stick to things you know which apparently classification authority likely isn't one of them.
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