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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIs there a hard tape of Trump's "perfect call"?
If so, we must subpoena that recording and have it re-transcribed three times: once by a private sector scribe who is a Democrat and hasnt read Trumps script, once by a private sector scribe who is a Republican and who hasnt read Trumps script, and finally by the National Security Agency, who employs the governments best transcribers. Then we need to compare the three transcripts to the one Trump keeps telling people to read.
I suspect Trumps transcript is phonier than a three-dollar bill, and having the tape re-scribed by people not associated with Trump will prove it.
dewsgirl
(14,961 posts)they will never turn it over.
Botany
(70,490 posts)Yes, and "they" put it into a top level security lock down along with the real transcription
of the call. At least that is what I have gotten from "the internets" and news stories.
The one Trump and company released is 10 minutes long but the call lasted 30 minutes.
The crazy thing is the redacted transcription and Trump's own mouth provided more than
enough evidence of Trump's guilt and the "other call" Trump has talked about that vindicates
him looks like it never happened.
leftieNanner
(15,082 posts)Then it's probably buried deep in that secret server. Doubt we could ever get it released - even with an iron clad subpoena. They would just run to the courts to block its release. Delay. Delay. Delay.
I like your idea though.
EarnestPutz
(2,120 posts)....exactly what I've been thinking since the first mention of the phone call. If I remember correctly, at first, it wasn't even characterized as a "transcript", but as a summation of several National Security Agency's people's notes as they listened in on the call. It was briefly criticized for it's use of ellipses to avoid finishing sentences. Remember that the original tape was locked away on a "secure" database.
EarnestPutz
(2,120 posts)...writing my comment. That the conversation being stored on the secure server is all the more reason to demand it's release to professional transcribers. They can't argue secrecy or national security if they have already released what they purport to be an accurate transcript.
mopinko
(70,078 posts)vindman says that the wh memo is functionally accurate.
so, no.
EarnestPutz
(2,120 posts)mopinko
(70,078 posts)quite rightly, too.
Voltaire2
(13,009 posts)The administration has obstructed every effort to obtain the actual transcript or to have anyone who was present testify under oath.
Karadeniz
(22,506 posts)Transcript.
jpak
(41,757 posts)It's "perfect" after all.