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And we're going to take our time. We're not going to bounce around.

I have in front of me the filing by the Department of Justice against President Trump.

Some of the legal analysts are saying that the Department of Justice is preparing an obstruction case against the president and or his staff.

We heard the same thing and the same legal analysts among others say that about the Mueller report. And of course Hillary Clinton wasn't charged with anything. We'll get to that later.

But I want to go through this with you because I doubt many of you have had the time to go through it.

You do work for a living or of other things to do.

But essentially what the media are, the mouthpieces for the government. So they read this stuff and then they regurgitate what's in it.

So let's do at least some of this. Okay. I can't read the whole thing. But we'll read part of it. They're relevant parts.

The FBI's review of the 15 boxes that were originally turned over highlighted the national security implications of their improper storage.

Now between May 16 and May 18, 2022, after finally obtaining access to the 15 boxes FBI agents conducted a preliminary review of the documents and identified documents with classification markings and 14 of the 15 boxes.

A preliminary review revealed the following 184 unique documents bearing classification markings as you know 67 marked as confidential 92 documents marked as secret 25 as so forth and so.

After obtaining evidence indicating that additional classified records remained at the premises.

DOJ initially sought the return through the issuance of a grand jury subpoena.

Thru its investigation the FBI developed evidence indicating that even after the 15 boxes were provided to the provided archives dozens of additional boxes remained at the premises.

They're also likely to contain classified information. Accordingly DOJ obtained a grand jury subpoena for which the former president's council accepted service on May 11, 2022.

So that's three months before the raid on the president's home. The subpoena was directed to the custodian records for the office of Donald Trump and it requested any all documents or writings in the custody or control of Donald Trump and or.

The office of Donald Trump bearing classification markings a list of classification markings.

Make a mental note there. What did they ask for?

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