If true, it would appear that trump ordered a "binder full" of documents to be declassified and then released after redactions were made. DoJ never released the documents. We don't know if the redactions were made but I would speculate that trump's copies were unredacted and thus require a special master with security clearance.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Thu Sep 01, 2022 1:14 pmIf you want to understand what happened and where we are in that declassification process, read the link I provided from Just the News. Shouldn't take you more than 5 minutes.UNI88 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 01, 2022 11:57 am
Can trump declassify a document and immediately give it to the Washington Times? Or does sensitive information such as names of agents, sources and methods need to be redacted? Even if it is legal, it would be unpatriotic to risk the exposure of that kind of information to America's enemies.
But keep up the good fight ...
But I'm not buying that all of the documents that trump had at MAL were only related to FBI efforts to spy on his campaign. I also don't believe that he only had a binder full of documents at MAL. What about any documents that weren't related to FBI efforts to spy on his campaign?
Having declassified documents with sensitive information that hasn't been redacted yet is clearly a security risk and not something that somebody who really wants to Make America Great Again would do.