Kash Patel

Then they redacted everything else after my name, which once it finally came out, it was completely meaningless BS.

Then they go in there and they stage that photo display and everybody's like, oh my God, look at all this classified materials.

What they don't explain to the American public is he's a president, former president, Presidential Records Act.

Bill Clinton did the same thing.

Every president performs on the same thing.

They can take what they want.

That's the law.

So you can't be prosecuted for possessing classified documents.

Okay.

The Presidential Records Act, and Bill Clinton took, literally, recordings of a classified conversation and took them when he left the presidency, and he put them in his sock drawer.

It's called the Clinton sock drawer case.

No bullshit.

They went to federal court, the government,

And the federal court adjudicated that President Clinton, as a president, has the Presidential Records Act.

He can take what he wants.

The court never even found out what was on the recording.

It's that strong.

And that's the law.

So then why does this DOJ come in and say, well, it doesn't kind of apply to Trump?

And then you interview Joe Biden.