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

So today we are going to talk about that Trump interview.

And the different reads on what Trump said. If you don't know what happened, the former

president went on Fox News and Fox News. And Fox News actually questioned him, like and pushed back pretty effectively

at times. Not what I was expecting to see, I'm going to be honest, but they were like, hey, you lost.

You lost the election.

And Trump's like, no, I won.

And they're like, you know, you took it to court and in front of judges you appointed. and they just

they're like you took it to court and in front of judges you appointed you lost you lost and they

just hammered at home they also asked him about the documents and the recordings and all kinds of things and they really

did do a good job at pushing back on his attempt to be economical with the truth.

But one part in particular has led

to a bunch of questions.

Some people heard it and they were like, oh no, he has a defense for willful retention.

Some people heard it, like, is this really going to fly? You know, and kind of believed that he might have admitted to the crime on TV.

Okay, so he was asked, you know, why didn't you give the boxes back?

And he basically said, well, I had personal stuff in them.

And I had to get my personal stuff out.

Given the whole timeline, that part isn't going to fly.

In fact, there's one particular piece of this

that is probably going to become incredibly problematic for the former

president. So in relevant part, the willful retention part of this.

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