Last I saw, they did not.Quote:
They have that document to prove it was classified, right?
Last I saw, they did not.Quote:
They have that document to prove it was classified, right?
aggiehawg said:Last I saw, they did not.Quote:
They have that document to prove it was classified, right?
Oooooh. That's unfortunateaggiehawg said:Last I saw, they did not.Quote:
They have that document to prove it was classified, right?
NEW: From Trump spokesperson:
— Henry Rodgers (@henryrodgersdc) June 27, 2023
“The audio tape provides context proving, once again, that President Trump did nothing wrong at all. The President is speaking rhetorically and also quite humorously about a very perverted individual, Anthony Weiner, who was deep inside the corrupt…
That...Dan Scott said:
Is it possible CNN can F up the government case on Trump by leaking evidence against him?
aggiehawg said:She issued a paperless order. No hearing, no response required.Quote:
I'm also confused at you claiming Fed don't want to tell Trump who is on the list. The motion says they already provided it, and if that was false you know Trump lawyers would be all over that telling Cannon it was a lie.
President Trump: “The Deranged Special Prosecutor, Jack Smith, working in conjunction with the DOJ & FBI, illegally leaked and “spun” a tape and transcript of me which is actually an exoneration, rather than what they would have you believe.” pic.twitter.com/MiQ3j6S0aT
— Julia 🇺🇸 (@Jules31415) June 27, 2023
So out of context and people were laughing, because it sounded like he was joking? Without the full context, hard to determine very much.Im Gipper said:
It's not the complete interview, but I don't know how long the whole thing is.
You seem to still believe that laws and rules are applied to Trump without prejudice.Im Gipper said:
How has he violated a "gag order"?
What charges listed in the indictment does the tape relate to?Im Gipper said:
He definitely could be joking. Does not sound like it, but as you said we don't have the full tape. That's a better way to play it than "exonerated".
fka ftc said:You seem to still believe that laws and rules are applied to Trump without prejudice.Im Gipper said:
How has he violated a "gag order"?
Gag order on Trump is unconstitutional on its face, so impossible for him to violate. HTH.Im Gipper said:fka ftc said:You seem to still believe that laws and rules are applied to Trump without prejudice.Im Gipper said:
How has he violated a "gag order"?
So can you answer the question? How has he (allegedly) violated any "gag order"?
One of the documents in 1-31 is the assumption. They are using this tape to inflame passions (not technically permitted, but happens in every case) and to show he knew it was not declassified.fka ftc said:What charges listed in the indictment does the tape relate to?Im Gipper said:
He definitely could be joking. Does not sound like it, but as you said we don't have the full tape. That's a better way to play it than "exonerated".
Ship goes into this.fka ftc said:What charges listed in the indictment does the tape relate to?Im Gipper said:
He definitely could be joking. Does not sound like it, but as you said we don't have the full tape. That's a better way to play it than "exonerated".
The issue will be does this particular audio connect to any particular document that is relevant in the case.
— Shipwreckedcrew (@shipwreckedcrew) June 27, 2023
Was Trump referring to one of the 31 documents that have been charged?
The reporting SEEMS TO SUGGEST the answer is "no" -- whatever he was showing to the reporter is… https://t.co/VUATC7oqqV
And in court, there is the concept of completeness. The state cannot just play one cherry picked excerpt and exclude the rest of the context.Im Gipper said:
He definitely could be joking. Does not sound like it, but as you said we don't have the full tape. That's a better way to play it than "exonerated".
It helps to show me you aren't really up to speed on what the Order says.fka ftc said:Gag order on Trump is unconstitutional on its face, so impossible for him to violate. HTH.Im Gipper said:fka ftc said:You seem to still believe that laws and rules are applied to Trump without prejudice.Im Gipper said:
How has he violated a "gag order"?
So can you answer the question? How has he (allegedly) violated any "gag order"?
I don't need to waste my time reading a "gag order" when enforcement of it explicitly violates Trump's first amendment rights. Again, happy to educate you on these things.Im Gipper said:It helps to show me you aren't really up to speed on what the Order says.fka ftc said:Gag order on Trump is unconstitutional on its face, so impossible for him to violate. HTH.Im Gipper said:fka ftc said:You seem to still believe that laws and rules are applied to Trump without prejudice.Im Gipper said:
How has he violated a "gag order"?
So can you answer the question? How has he (allegedly) violated any "gag order"?
Trump has done nothing that comes anywhere close to violating any "gag order."
You should call Trump to be his lawyer. You know more than his team does about the constitution! HTH! LOL!
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An in court, there is the concept of completeness. The state cannot just play one cherry picked excerpt and exclude the rest of the context.
Has anyone read that book? loll.Quote:
There is also the question of "on background" or off of the record. Haven't read Meadows' book. Is this conversation referenced with quotes attributed to Trump?