Michael Popeye, legal AF, I may not be able to get this out with a straight face.

The maintenance worker in the Mar-a-Lago case, Carlos D. All of the era has told the government

that he wants as part of his ability to form a defense to be able to see classified,

confidential and sensitive information going to the national defense.

That he never had top secret security clearance to see in the first place because he was,

if I didn't say it before, a maintenance worker at Mar-a-Lago.

You know, how many maintenance workers are running around, you know,

resorts in America with top secret classified security clearance, including to look at national

defense information? Apparently, Carlos D. All of the era wants the judge to make them one.

Now, the government came back and it's filing because the judge in our infinite wisdom said,

hey, you know, you want a protective order, Department of Justice, and you want to protect

the ability for Walt Nauta, the body man, valet, butler guy, and Donald Trump himself

from seeing, using, unfettered, the actual classified information of the United States belongs to you and me.

You know, we want to have access limited to lawyers, attorneys eyes only,

Donald Trump and others under supervision, you know, notes that are reviewed,

so he doesn't leak them, you know, that kind of stuff so that the national defense and national

security isn't further compromised. Well, the judge decided, hey, you know, who would be great to

hear from on this one? The one guy who's not charged with espionage act or the retention of

national defense information, the maintenance man. Have the maintenance man worker, this was her

order to the Department of Justice, you guys should meet and confer before the 22nd of August,

and come back and tell me what the maintenance worker thinks about our national defense information.

This is the Alice in Wonderland world that we live in, presided over by one, Eileen Cannon,

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