Well, howdy there internet people, Let's Bowe again. So today we are going to talk

about Trump and the most recent developments concerning the documents. But before

we get into that, I want to recap some things that we have talked about

on the channel since this whole thing started and just kind of go over them because some of it is going to come into play.

When we're talking about the importance and the severity of the situation,

you take documents that you're not severity of the situation.

You take documents that you're not supposed to have, okay?

And you either are asked for them back and say no, or you just know you have them and you don't give them back.

That's willful retention.

Well, retention is bad.

If that information is something that betrays means and methods,

how the US gather secrets or its capabilities that are unknown to the opposition, that's worse.

If you were to take information and then transmit it.

And that doesn't have to be like some spy thing,

you could just be telling somebody.

That's worse than retention.

It becomes even worse if it is the means and methods type stuff. And then

it becomes worse if the person you transmitted it to is a foreign national and then it becomes even worse if

it's means and methods type stuff like I don't know hypothetically speaking how

close US subs can get to opposition subs without being detected, that

would fall into that category of the foreign national even from an allied country,

when you're not supposed to, especially about a topic like that.

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