Well, howdy there internet people? Let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the differences

between the Biden document case and the Trump document case.

We're going to do this because I've seen some explaining. and the Trump document case.

We're going to do this because I've seen some explainers from a lot of outlets on it.

But they're kind of lacking in context, most of them.

They're making numerical comparisons. You know, Trump is worse

because he had more documents type of thing. That's not really the crux of

the matter to be honest.

And then I got a message saying, hey, I'm going to visit my super Republican

parents this weekend. I know this is going to come up. Can you give me a break it down

into crayons version of what the biggest difference is?

The biggest difference is the context that a lot of those explainers are missing. So this is what you do. Start with the moment that both sides became

aware of the documents.

Okay, and be generous when you're talking about team Trump.

Don't assume that they knew they took them from the White House.

Just pretend like it was an accident.

They found out when the National Archives was like,

hey, you've got stuff that belongs to us.

That's the starting point for Trump. The starting point for

team Biden is when the lawyer was looking for the boxes or whatever and found one.

What did Team Biden do from that point?

By all accounts, Team Biden made sure that document found its way into the hands of the proper authorities and then use

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