Not possible. Old Salt guaranteed us how classified documents are handled...there's a chain of custody that must be followed, no matter what.Kismet wrote: ↑Sun Aug 14, 2022 8:23 am So, according to Bolton, you have a president who asks intelligence briefers to at times share documents after mostly verbal briefings. They take them back most of the time, but not all the time.
Then what? Here's what I've learned...
According to multiple sources who worked in the Trump White House, Trump had a tendency to work from the residence. He got briefed in the Oval and enjoyed the dining room, but enjoyed morning and evenings working from the residence. And he'd often take a pile of stuff
That transit, from West Wing to the residence, is where there was often a breakdown in the tracking of documents since most days few, if any, people confronted or asked Trump about what he was carrying, the sources said.
rump at times kept those piles at the residence. At some point, some of those misc. piles were boxed up.
COSTA: Why do you think he took potentially sensitive documents back to Florida after the presidency?
BOLTON: Because he thought he could get away with it.
"I was always concerned about him asking for those documents, because once he had them and we left the Oval Office, there's no telling what he did with them.
The point being is that all those documents that DOPUS took back to the residence that likely could have remained there could also have been packaged up and sent to MEL - this might explain the volume of documents that had to be removed in the three instances of return.
This would mean that Trump broke a law. And the people he worked with enabled this lawlessness, breaking laws themselves.
And that's not possible. Trump's a Republican, fellas. Only Hillary would break a law. Duh.