You know, I can't get into details on TV obviously, but I can say that we saw a picture

that's been widely publicized, right, of a box that's flipped over.

What's in that box?

Newspaper articles, pictures, things that are momentos, things that he has a right to take.

So if I'm someone with documents that I have a right to have as the president who left

the White House, do I want people rummaging through my personal

items? No. So I think you have to remember, again, like I said, there's context to everything

that context will be brought out on defense, and that's not going to be our opportunity.

We have not had an opportunity to give our side, and that's the image right there that

I'm discussing. It's newspapers, it's pictures, it's momentos.

Let me also say what the indictment also says in looking at that picture, it says they

were spilled onto the storage room floor. They say in the indictment includes documents

related secrets relative to USA five eyes, which denoted the information in that document

was releasedable only to five eyes intelligence. That consists of Australia, Canada, New

Zealand, US, and the UK. They say that's in part of those documents that have spilled

out.

This is Michael Popok, legal AF. Alina Haba, chief propagandist for Donald Trump has hit

the airwaves again, trying to fashion some sort of defense for her client. And she says,

all you got to do is wait for context. Once you get the context, you'll understand that

he's not guilty of any of the 37 counts of espionage act, obstruction of justice, civil

conspiracy, destruction of documents, concealment of documents, and false statement against

the federal government. See, it's all context, context. I went to law school. I've been practicing

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