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If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a tape just might be the $64 million answer

that special counsel Jack Smith is looking for in the classified documents probe.

As with the $5 million defamation and sexual abuse judgment against Donald Trump, his own

words are once again being used against him in a court of law.

This time, we're of course talking about that stunning February 2021 audio recording,

Donald Trump bragging about a secret document with plans to attack Iran at Bedminster to

a writer working on a book.

The discovery of that recording, according to reporting from the Wall Street Journal

that we discussed on this program last week, we know was a watershed moment that helps

spur DOJ into pursuing a criminal case against the ex-president.

Those days after his indictment on 37 felony counts, the ex-president claimed this.

There was no document.

That was a massive amount of papers and everything else talking about Iran and other things.

And it may have been held up or made up, but that was not a document.

I didn't have a document per se.

There was nothing to declassify.

These were newspaper stories, magazine stories and articles.

That was not a document.

Now we can hear what Trump was talking about for ourselves.

It includes statements from Trump that did not appear in the indictment, including Trump telling

the writer who does not have the clearance needed to view classified documents.

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