Hillary Clinton's take on secret documents

[samplegirl]

Hillary Clinton was on the View yesterday and said when she was Secretary of State all papers that were top secret had to be viewed in a secure room or if it was imperative she reviewed top secret papers a man brought them to her in a brief case that was hand cuffed to his wrist and she had to give them back after she reviewed them.

Hillary was amazed trump could get those documents. Where was the man with the briefcase? What happened to him?

[Walleye]

1. I think we were expecting too much of a guy who throws ketchup on the walls in the dining room

TFG Never had any respect for laws or procedures or people who follow them.

[rubbersole]

2. Lindsey stole the handcuffs...

[samplegirl]

6. Most Likey

[llmart]

11. Love it!

I still laugh out loud at that twitter video of Kavanaugh's hearing, "Gulp Fiction". There's a brief shot of Lindsey.

[Heather MC]

15. 🤣

[Scrivener7]

3. No one is answering this question. And it is not about tfg. It is about

the really dangerous systemic corruption he ushered in and that may still be in place.

It is one of the two most important questions in this crime, along with the question of who saw the documents.

Everyone who did not follow protocol with ALL of those documents who is still in their jobs needs to be fired.

[Lonestarblue]

4. Exactly. Trump's flunkies gave him anything he wanted because he threw temper tantrums.

And some of them are still in government, like the Inspector General who covered up the erasure of Secret Service records for January 6. He should have been fired months ago.

[2naSalit]

9. +1

[Captain Zero]

20. Or if they are out of government now

They should never be allowed back. Even after their prison sentence is complete.

[Deb]

5. Was the man military?

Trump was CIC.

[wnylib]

19. What difference would Trump's title make?

They are still top secret documents that require top secret handling.

[LiberalFighter]

7. She had to sign off on them too.

[Hortensis]

23. This too, very importantly. Chain of custody, which of course

includes a record of all who handle and access.

[jaxexpat]

8. There are two sets of rules, blue rules and red rules.

These rules apply to:
top secret document access
straight-up news reporting
polls interpretations
presidential popularity
responsibility for economic improvement or recession
gasoline prices
executive performance of illegal actions
executive lying event determination
judges and USSC nominees
public calls for violent rebellion
stable international relations
morally acceptable behavior

[aggiesal]

10. I had a TS/SCI clearance for over a decade including a NATO clearance ...

I never had a person with a handcuffed briefcase.
I would even create TS docs and send them to security to enter them into the system.

If I wanted to walk out with TS docs, I could have done it easily, except with NATO, they'll search your underwear if they needed to.
I had to turn over anything that had memory in it, including digital watches and calculators, newspapers, personal mail, anything with my name on it, before entering the facility.

[obamanut2012]

25. You were neither SOS nor President

[aggiesal]

29. I agree, but the information is the same ...

TS/SCI Comms (SigInt), very protected.
I could have created the info that the Pres & SOS are reviewing.

[True Blue American]

12. Hillary is right. That was the question

I asked from the beginning. Who gave him the documents? They are traitors guilty of espionage. No one was minding the store.

[msfiddlestix]

14. Or possibly trump's DNI. Ratcliff. it's a question which lingers in my mind.

[msfiddlestix]

13. Ratcliff? possibly. Would Trump's DNI have the remit?

[musclecar6]

16. Trump

Should have been fired via the impeachment process not once but twice. The democrats and a small group of republicans got that, but unfortunately there were too many republicans that couldn’t get it together to do the right thing. He got impeached in the house but the Senate didn’t step up to the plate and convict him.

So once again in his crazy life, he gets away with it and it emboldens him to continue down the same path, ergo the documents craziness. He thinks he’s Teflon Don and can do whatever he wants and unfortunately so far he’s right.

[magicarpet]

17. Oh the Nurenburg defense,...

Sir - I was just following orders from my commanding officer.

Bullshit.

Your loyalty does not belong to the man. Your loyalty does not belong to the individual. You loyalty and allegience belongs to to the country. To protect, and defend, and assure the preservation of the country. That is the mission, that is the goal, that is the promise.

Some how the system broke down. There are various established governmental protocols for handling top secret documents. Somehow there was a major breach of those protocols. The systems and protocols put in place failed miserably. Somehow tRump decreed that his luxurious beach mansion called Mar-a-Lago would become the new ANNEX Library of Congress Warehouse for the Storage of Top Secret Documents.

[3Hotdogs]

18. Last I heard, guy with handcuffs

Is running a taco stand on LaCienega boulevard.


When I asked him, he said he don’t know nothing about it.

[True Blue American]

28. LOL!

He don’t know nothing!

Like Barr on Fox, they have the evidence to charge him, but shouldn’t”!

I am sure Merrick Garland will tale Barrs advice. The guy who covered for Iran/ Contra now giving advice to the new AG!

Much like a former’ Governor stole millions from Medicaid was entrusted with the RNC money. Now it is broke! Gee, wonder why?

[Raven123]

21. I suspect they are known to DOJ and may appear as witnesses

Also, SOS and POTUS have differing levels of authority.

Given what we have seen by Trump, most wouldn’t risk their livelihood by tussling with him over documents.

[G2theD]

22. Is there anyone here that doesn't think that it was an inside (NARA) job?

[obamanut2012]

26. So, you are now blaming the NARA archivists and librarians

THE ONES WHO TOLD THE FBI ASAP THE DOCS WERE MISSING???

wtaf

No, I think it was an inside job of Trump's staff.

[G2theD]

27. I'm only blaming the person that did it, not NARA.

If everything is so strict, and everything has to be checked out and checked in by the end of the day, they would’ve noticed things were not checked in immediately.

That leads me to believe it was an inside job inside NARA. If nobody did it obviously I’m not blaming anybody. I’m just saying to me that’s where I would be looking and I assume the FBI is looking at that too.

Remember MAGATS are in a cult with total allegiance to TFLG.

As to your question, this may not have been noticed until someone wanted to view one of the stolen document’s and reported.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

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