Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again.

So today we are going to talk about the Trump document case, staffers, some new information

and reporting and answer a whole bunch of questions that came in

about General Millie because all of that's connected. Okay, so the reporting suggests that after, after Trump and his team were informed that they needed to give the documents back after the subpoena was received

that Trump personally went through the documents to choose things that he wanted to hold on to.

Another way of phrasing that would be that he went through the documents and selected some

to willfully retain. Now according to the reporting, this is information that the investigators have gathered over the last couple of months.

They are, most of the reporting is framing it as obstruction, as how that might proceed. That may or may not be the case.

The other bit of reporting is that

the investigators are displaying a keen interest in a lot of staffers that were around

him at the club. We have talked about this before during the January 6th hearings.

Oftentimes for during the January 6th hearings.

Oftentimes, the people that are most in the know

are people that you don't know their names.

The people who have the most information are not the people who are in the PR photos.

They're the people who are just outside of the frame.

The assistance, the housekeepers, the bellmen, the security staff, the people who just run commbs, stuff like that.

And that turned out to be the case with the January 6th hearing.

The thing about a lot of those people is that their entire job is

communicating with others. Because of that there's a lot of written communication.

We will probably see information about that in the future, would be my guess.

So... would be my guess. So those are the pieces of the reporting that are being focused on.

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