Really if you look at the Espionage Act it's not about taking them and
putting them in a place that's roughly as safe as they were in the first place.
>> Okay, so the world of Trump still flailing around trying to figure
out precisely why Donald Trump had classified documents at Mar-a-Lago and
we have more from Rudy Giuliani here a lot of mental gymnastics going on.
Let's watch.
>> And now, they wanna make them responsible for
having taken classified documents and preserve them.
Really, if you look at the Espionage Act it's not really about taking
the documents, it's about destroying them or hiding them or give him to the enemy.
It's not about taking them and
putting them in a place that's roughly as safe as they were in the first place.
>> Okay, let's take Rudy Giuliani's advice and
take a look at the Espionage Act turns out what he just said completely false.
So, in fact 18 US code 793, makes it a crime for
anyone entrusted with or having lawful possession or
control of any document relating to the national defense to permit the same
to be removed from its proper place of custody with gross negligence.
The warrant also alleges that trump breached 18 US code 1519 destruction,
alteration or falsification of records in federal investigations and
bankruptcy and 18 US code 2071 concealment removal or
mutilation generally so Rudy got that wrong but Judy is not alone.
We also had Christina Bobb go on FOX News and accidentally admit to some things.
Let's watch this.
>> Was there a limited number of people who had access to that storage room.
It seems like a pretty important room, right?
Since they've made such a big deal of it and have the lock on it and so forth.
>> Certainly, Mar-a-Lago is secure in and of itself just getting onto the compound
is hard and then it was a locked door and getting back down into the base.
There's security, you can't just walk down there,
only certain members of staff can get there and then there's only one key.
So, [LAUGH] yes,
it's a very limited number of people that have access down there.
And it was enough to where president Trump believed our team believed that it was
secure enough.
They asked for one more lock at another lock which we did.
And then, for whatever reason they decided that they still needed to raid the place.
>> And there's only one or two people had access to that room, to your knowledge.
>> That's my understanding.
I mean, I would have to check with the maintenance of that area.
But my understanding is very small number of people that could get in there.
>> All right, I want us to skip over to graphic five.
This is from the Washington or
the Huffington post reporting HuffPost Trump's document facility was
a storage room off an interior hallway near the pool with boxes, everywhere.
That pool was a major part of the social scene at the resort and
a focal point of activity as part of Mar-a-Lago's day to day business.
In other words, these documents were regularly now near a ton of people and
we have more reporting on what Mar-a-Lago was like back in 2017.
He was taking meetings with Shiso at the dinner table and
turned it into an impromptu situation room, Mar-a-Lago member Richard DeAgazio.
My Italian family is really upset at me for not pronouncing that properly.
He continued taking pictures and he posted them on face book that night.
The president receiving news about the missile incident from North Korea on Japan
with the prime minister sitting next to him.
So he's taking public phone calls in Mar-a-Lago where people can overhear them.
He was not careful about where these documents were or
where national security matters were discussed.
>> Okay, so, Mar-a-Lago was a disaster and it's swiss cheese.
So, I mean, I can't figure out which one was worse.
I think it's the latter in terms of Rudy Giuliana and and
Christina Bobb who's now Trump's new lawyer.
She's like Rudy, you think you could screw up your client's case on national
television, hold my beer, watch me do this.
So first of all they're both admitting that the documents were there.
So there goes your the FBI planted an excuse which by the way, as we talked
about on a previous show, that's the lie they should have stuck with.
That would have been hard to disprove, but
instead the idiot Donald Trump taped it from the security camera.
So now we know the FBI didn't plant it and
now they're all on television going, they were there, but they're perfectly secure.
Christina Bobb says, they had asked us to add another lock.
No, they asked you to add a lock,
is sitting in a storage closet that anybody can walk into without a lock.
And it's our top nuclear secrets.
That's insane, okay?
Now let me give you more context.
Not only did the Rando Mar-a-Lago dude walk in the middle
of that conversation with the leader of Japan that Jessica just read you,
but it's any first of that place, I guarantee you is littered with spies.
All you have to do is pay $200,000 admission fee.
And boom you're in.
So, I would be shocked if every major country didn't have a spy at Mar-a-Lago,
it would actually be absolute negligence if they didn't.
He's leaving around nuclear secrets right now,
if they didn't have spies in Mar-a-Lago, every country is going, God damn it.
Why didn't we do that?
It would have been so easy.
But not only that once a Chinese tourists just walked into Mar-a-Lago just
walked in, okay?
She was wandering around, they found her.
They claim she's a tourist.
It's also it's entirely possible they wanna tourist, okay?
They probably figured out later.
Just pay the admission fee which for countries nothing and nothing, okay?
Now, I'll give you one more example,
bachelor contestant James McCoy Taylor was there.
Why? Cuz the right wing is desperate for
any celebrity to be on their side.
They're like he was a former bachelorette contestant.
He's really famous.
So they have him going around Mar-a-Lago and don't get this guy twisted.
He loves Trump.
He even wrote a song and here's one of the goofy lines Herman.
I just want a president who ain't woke so I could live in a country not broke.
[LAUGH] That's that guy, okay?
So now here's what he said about his time at Mar-a-Lago.
Quote, I snooped around pretty dang freely and
secret service wasn't too worried about which room I went in,
what I looked at and I certainly didn't get the sense that there were any rooms.
I wasn't allowed in continuing nuclear info LOL.
[LAUGH] This guy's walking around he's like there's no room.
I couldn't go into security.
Never stopped me.
They had it in an unlocked room and and by the way,
Rudy you're like now espionage, Jack.
He misquotes it as Jessica explained etcetera.
But he's like, so it's only a problem if you're gonna give it to our enemies.
Why do you think Trump had it, you idiot?
And so, [LAUGH] here's just lawyers admitting all over television,
we had it, random staffers had access to it.
Anyone who went to Mar-a-Lago had access to it and
they're like, it's essentially the same.
Do you know that those top secret that information are kept in specific
rooms that are highly guarded, that massive security around it.
They're not like a storage room at Mar-a-Lago that James McCoy Taylor can
walk into and go, hey I can walk into any dang room including
the one with the nuclear secrets.
[LAUGH] That's what's happened at Mar-a-Lago.
>> [LAUGH] >> Thanks for painting.
>> There should be a game show, it's called America's Worst lawyer and
we have the contestants right here.
And you can throw in Alex Jones's lawyer who sends all of his cell phone records to
the other side, that's a competitor.
But it really is hard to beat Trump's lawyers when it comes to being bad.
The funniest thing about Rudy, is what he said,
the Espionage Act isn't, that's exactly what it is.
It literally says, you cannot take secrets out of the secure government,
like it literally says that and he's like, well, that's not it.
Wow, how can you be so bad as a lawyer?
And the woman brought up another point,
that's very funny when she said the maintenance of the building.
You know who has the keys to every room at Mar-a-Lago,
I guarantee you, the cleaning staff.
The maintenance people can get, I guarantee you the maintenance people
have the key to that top secret room in the basement and
by the way, that is the best place to secure things.
I think fort Knox was actually thinking of moving the gold
down to a storage room in the basement and
putting a second lock on the door because what could be more secure.
[LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> It's comical and
what you said is absolutely true.
Actually, I think the problem with the spies,
the reason they don't take the information, I think the spies are like,
no it can't be this easy, this has to be false.
This has to be a setup.
It can't.
They wouldn't just leave it in the room next to the pool where I was changing
clothes.
Those couldn't be the real nuclear secrets, could they?
Next to the bar where we keep the the extra gin and vodka.
Those are the nuclear secrets.
No, this is a setup.
They've got a camera somewhere.
Yeah, in a way it is safe because no spy worth his salt.
You've seen spies.
You've seen how hard tom cruise works to get into a room.
Tom Cruise never walks into the store storage room next to the pool.
No, that had to be fake information.
That had to be.
Where's the real information hidden Jack?
>> Okay, I tell you man, every country has our nuclear secrets now,
cuz all you have to do is either, >> They're not secrets,
they're not secrets anymore.
They're party favors.
Down to Mar-a-Lago, grab a nuclear secret and head on home.
>> Totally pigs in a blanket and nuclear secrets, because I mean,
not only could you go as a guest, you think Trump has really high standards and
they're vetting all the staff there.
You don't have any idea how easy it would be for a spy to get hired as
a staff member at Mar-a-Lago and then just get the keys to every room.
>> Can I jump in really quick on that Junk?
Just be brown have a Spanish accent.
You got the job.
That's the only thing they're looking for it.
So you're a minority.
Yes, you'd be a perfect cleaning person.
Help yourself to some secrets.
>> Yeah, they all have them and Alonso is absolutely right.
Like, the spy is gonna be like done, done.
It's right here, okay?
And he just goes.
>> [LAUGH] >> To wrap this up,
the web of lies from the right.
They have now said that actually these documents were about to be declassified,
there was a standing order for that.
Really? You're gonna declassify the nuclear codes.
18 former Trump administration officials said they have never heard of such
an order issued during their time working for Trump and
that they believe the claim to be patently false.
Several officials laughed at the notion one senior administration official
called it bull S word.
Two of trump's former chiefs of staff John Kelly and
Mick Mulvaney went on the record to knock down the claim.
So, to recap the lies that have been told,
Trump didn't actually take declassify classified documents and
the FBI actually found nothing it's all made up, that he didn't take documents.
But the FBI planted them when they got there,
that he didn't take the documents but he intended to declassify them beforehand and
there was a standing order for that.
And finally,
that he did take the classified papers but only to protect them at Mar-a-Lago.
Those are all of our lies.
They seem really legit.