Judge Cannon reveals Trump hoarded *THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED PAGES* of *classified* documents

[kpete]

🚨BREAKING: In a late afternoon ruling by Judge Cannon, it is also revealed that Trump had hoarded *THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED PAGES* of *classified* documents at various classification levels.

Link to tweet

?s=20
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23973412-protective-order-mal?responsive=1&title=1

[yardwork]

1. Wow.

[TheBlackAdder]

35. Oh, it wasn't 35 documents. It was freakin 3500 pages of documents!

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[AZ8theist]

59. Almost matches the number of his lifetime lawsuits....

[LiberaBlueDem]

2. Lock him up

1 year for each page, show him he's not above the law.

[IbogaProject]

61. 1 day each

Should do 1 day per page, get him thinking he might get out then slap on some amount of years to be served consecutively.

[Botany]

3. Judge Cannon does not want to go down on the Trump-Tanic

[lindysalsagal]

71. So, she's getting her own head out of her ass, then. Good.

[lindysalsagal]

72. He's not going to have to worry about the jan 6 rico case

He'll already be in jail for life.

[dchill]

4. Well, it's the least she could do!

[OAITW r.2.0]

5. We ought to know some generalized info on the contents of these docs.

I have no doubts that Trump would sell his "library" to the highest bidder. I assume SA won it with a $2BB "investment" to Jared. Because paying Don direct would look like corruption.

[tanyev]

9. I wonder if any changed hands during the LIV golf tournaments at Trump clubs?

[NowISeetheLight]

10. Hole in One

A Hole in One for the Saudis perhaps?

[johnnyfins]

16. Hahaaha

The Trump library will be in the desert next to an oil well. All books will be re-printed in Sharpie!!!!

[utahguy925]

21. Illiterate

Should he first learn how to read rather than some one else read to jim

[KS Toronado]

69. Welcome to DU!

"read to jim", who's Jim may I ask?

[no_hypocrisy]

6. Jesus, did he give ANY OF THEM BACK???

[Angleae]

7. And those are just the ones they found.

[Golden Raisin]

17. Exactly! God knows what was moved and stashed at other non Mar-a-Lago Trump properties.

My guess this is a tip-of-the-iceberg scenario. Same goes for what we still don't know about the Coup.

[BComplex]

57. We also don't know why Ivanka's mom's coffin was so heavy.

And why it's buried where nobody can get to it without trespassing.

[flying_wahini]

65. Yes, all the copies of each document and all those burner phones forever

Another burden for Ivanka's memory.

[True Blue American]

68. My first thought

When I watched 8 men struggle to get that casket in the Church door. A cremated body is that heavy?

[OLDMDDEM]

60. Why hasn't the FBI gone in the new found office to get the documents?

[Takket]

33. i don't think Putin and MBS are going to consent to a search, so they're gone forever...

[marble falls]

8. Any number of which should get him hung by themselves.

[COL Mustard]

14. According to Stormy,

He's definitely NOT hung.

[MarineCombatEngineer]

23. Thread winner!!!!!

[COL Mustard]

37. Thanks, Master Gunny!

[MarineCombatEngineer]

50. Well deserved Colonel.

As an enlisted veteran, hand salute.

[marble falls]

27. Yet.

[calimary]

41. BOOM!!!

[LiberalFighter]

11. Wow! That is not going to help him.

I wonder what she was thinking when she found out.

[BigmanPigman]

12. I bet more are hidden elsewhere.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

26. Yet his other properties have not been searched. Disgusting.

[erronis]

13. They're probably all out on the dark web for 0.2 bitcoins (whatever that is.)

[magicarpet]

15. Who knew,....

Espionage is a cash cow that far supersedes the meager returns of a well balanced and deversified investment portfolio.

Top secret shit is worth big bucks if you locate the right client.

[MOMFUDSKI]

18. But were the

pages double-spaced?

[Captain Zero]

24. with bullet points?

nt

[orangecrush]

19. K&R

[AverageOldGuy]

20. I served 28 years in the Army . .

. . . initially I was an artillery officer, served as forward observer in Vietnam, wounded.

Wounds caught up with me, I transferred to Military Intelligence branch, did 20 years in intell with access to a few special access programs and other material at highest levels of classification.

If I had taken ONE page with me, I would still be breaking rocks at the military prison at Fort Leavenworth KS.

And now we learn that Trump has ANOTHER OFFICE about a mile from M-A-L, where witnesses say there are boxes everywhere.

Excuse me but I am pissed off.

[MarineCombatEngineer]

25. Welcome home brother.

Semper Fi.

[MorbidButterflyTat]

38. Right there with you.

My brother was Army intelligence and fought in Desert Storm.

I was a Navy wife and we were all one family in Norfolk.

[mountain grammy]

39. We should all be pissed off..

He's selling us out!

[Lonestarblue]

54. So am I. First we learn that the FBI did not want to search MAL, then we learn that no other

property has been searched even with Trump waving around classified documents in public at Bedminster. Now we know he stole 3500 pages of classified documents! And he’s walking around free to continue sharing top-secret intelligence data with anyone in the world via untraceable burner phones. The extra office may well be photocopies of the documents he stole so he would have a backup.

[lastlib]

67. Count me pissed too! (and I have less reason to be than you!)

That basturd's trial should be OVER and done by now, including sentencing! He needs to be booked into a small room at the aforementioned resort in Leavenworth. The sooner that happens, the better off the country will be.

[republianmushroom]

22. And some in the FBI didn't want to search Mar-a-lago.

Is she sure that they have recovered them all ? Is there another 3,500 pages stashed else where ?

[MarineCombatEngineer]

28. At this point in time,

it would seem that Loose Cannon doesn't want to go down with the ship, ya gotta wonder if maybe some of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals judges reminded her of what happened the last time a bad decision by her was appealed and how it would affect an appeal from the Special Counsel on a future issue.

[usaf-vet]

29. Did the Judge just flip? She saw the iceberg ahead and doesn't want to go down with the SS TFG?

[mountain grammy]

30. 3500 classified document

plus $2 billion from the UAE = treason.

[Bev54]

31. I suspect he hoarded a lot more than that, but those are the ones the DOJ are

willing to release in a court of law. There will be more that, for security reasons, will not allow to see the light of day in court or otherwise.

[keithbvadu2]

32. Thirty five hundred... wholesale and retail.

[Captain Zero]

34. If counter intel could find JUST ONE for sale and buy it back

with sharpie marks all over it and some note of his.
I'm hoping.

[MorbidButterflyTat]

36. This is insanity

The Repugs/MAGAts supporting this disgusting criminal should go to prison with him.

There is NO WAY he steals another election.

I wonder if Slobby will demand his handmaiden recuse.

[yorkster]

40. Between the 3500 pages and the no name office on

North Flagler Drive in West Palm, packed with documents no doubt, why is there almost nothing about this on broadcast media?

Gawd knows what we don't know, yet anyway...

Thx.

[Moosepoop]

42. Does anyone know where to find the reference to 3500 pages?

I've read the entire ruling (including the footnotes) very carefully, and cannot find any mention of the number of documents at issue.

I also did a word search of the ruling, searching for the number 3500, the number 3, the word three, the word thousand, and the word pages... with no results.

Does anyone have more info on what "Spiro's Ghost" is referring to? I'm not on X or Twitter or whatever you call it, so I can't see any further commentary by "Spiro's Ghost" on the subject, or any replies to him/her.

Right now, I'm leery of his/her claim. Thanks to anyone who might have more info!

[onenote]

44. Here:

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.153.0_1.pdf

FN 2. She notes that the Special Counsel acknowledged that the classified documents consisted of approximately 3500 pages.

[Moosepoop]

46. Thank you so much!!!

That's a different document (#153) than the one in the OP that I had searched through (#150).

I really appreciate it!!!

[crickets]

47. Found a link to the pdf

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/67490069/153/united-states-v-trump/

2nd footnote on p2.

Found through rawstory (I know) and their link to a twitter thread by legal analyst Lisa Rubin.
https://www.rawstory.com/cannon-documents-no-delay/

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1702080142762230140.html


Eta - Yikes, I am so slow. I do not like trying to browse and post on my phone. 🤭

[Moosepoop]

48. Thank you!!

I really appreciate the info!!!

[crickets]

53. You're welcome!

Thanks for getting me to look for it. Now I have it bookmarked. ✔️

[UpInArms]

49. Footnote number 2

As acknowledged by the Special Counsel, the classified information in this case, described on September 12, 2023, as consisting of approximately 3,500 pages classified at various levels, is discoverable information pursuant to Rule 16(a)(1)(E).

(My bold)

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653/gov.uscourts.flsd.648653.153.0_1.pdf

[Moosepoop]

51. Thank you!!

Much appreciated!!

[AllaN01Bear]

43. my fluffing goodness. eek. treson.

i wonder how many dumpster fire sold or gave away to or enemy's

[onenote]

45. we already knew there were at least 102 documents at issue.

And that's not counting the 38 documents turned over in June 2022 in response to the subpoena or the 197 documents turned over in January 2022.

If only the 102 are taken into account, its an average of around 35 pages per document. If all of the documents (337) are considered, then its an average of 10 or so pages.

[orleans]

52. it took her a fucking month (according to lawrence o'donnell & guests) to essentially put her name

on this filing from jack smith.

a month?

here's aileen running out the clock

(maybe she decided to count all the pages just to double check jack smith: two thousand eight hundred and fifty six, two thousand eight hundred and fifty seven, two thousand eight hundred and fifty eight... )

[onenote]

55. It took around two weeks.

Smith's motion was filed on August 18 and Trump was given, per the rules governing motions, two weeks to respond.

[moniss]

56. Just think of what might still be at the

"other" office, Bedminster, tucked in with Ivanna etc. and to then wonder how many they had to start with and "transferred" custody of to bad actors.

[jcgoldie]

58. The real irony

He didn’t even read a single document they put in front of him as president!

[Old Crank]

62. Just give him a month in prison

For every page.

[world wide wally]

63. All "HIS"personal property no doubt

He's never read that many pages in his entire life.

[sarcasmo]

64. A special episode of Hoarders. Donald J. Trump and all of his storage lockers/offices.

[BlueIdaho]

66. How many of those pages

Has he shared with our foreign enemies? How about our domestic enemies?

The guy should face a firing squad.

[swong19104]

70. Certainly not to read them

He has them to sell them.

[Blue Owl]

73. That's a lot of toilet time

[Midnight Writer]

74. There must be a mistake. I just watched the news and all they talked about was Hunter Biden.

Surely this is more newsworthy than a common citizen fudging an entry on a gun form.

[GreenWave]

75. She is still very much farting around with this case.

Very slow as molasses.

[LiberalFighter]

76. Were any documents scanned to a computer?

Has anyone outside of the location accessed computers?