I've seen enough classified documents to understand that first, really damning classified

documents can easily be destroyed.

Easily, right?

Sue Helms, who was the acting director at CIA during the Obama, I think it was Obama's years.

I'm pretty sure it was Obama's years.

When he was digging into Guantanamo Bay, she received an order to destroy classified

documents pertaining to CIA torture in Guantanamo Bay. And there's a document documenting the order

that she got. And there's a separate document documenting her confirmation that she has destroyed the

documents she was ordered to destroy. So we already know, even in the modern day, classified documents are not safe.

They can easily be destroyed.

When they're destroyed, fun fact, they're destroyed in something called a burn bag,

which is funny because a burn bag isn't actually burned.

Burned bags are actually bags of printed documents, of original documents, that are dropped

down a chute into a termination chamber.

And in that termination chamber, they're moved into a vat of liquid that dissolves paper.

So they can never be reconstructed.

They're not shred.

They're not burned.

It's much better for the environment.

They're dropped into like a vat of liquid that dissolves them.

And they're gone forever.

So if there were damning documents, they would have received an order to be liquidated, to be totally destroyed.

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