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" Once the government asked for them back, it was a crime for him to refuse - and additionally criminal for him to take steps to try to conceal his retention of the documents."

Not really, it is a question to be resolved by the courts. He was the President with ...full...legal authority to have these documents. As to whether he had them declassified or whatever is a point to be determined court. He, unlike Old Joe, has never been accused of sharing this information with others for publication at a later date.

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