Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Robert Hur spars with Dem over report on Biden: 'I did not exonerate him'" video.

  1. fun fact: Biden returned all confidential materials as requested by the FBI ..... while trump LIED to the FBI that he returned all the documents and attempted to hide it from the FBI...... "big difference"
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  2. Behold this stark revelation: While President Biden, with solemn honor, dutifully relinquished all confidential materials as demanded by the esteemed Federal Bureau of Investigation, a beacon of integrity in his actions, his predecessor, Mr. Trump, deceitfully misled the very fabric of justice. Trump's mendacity knew no bounds as he brazenly lied to the FBI, professing compliance, while clandestinely concealing documents in a desperate attempt to evade scrutiny. The chasm between their conduct is not mere minutiae; it is a canyon of moral bankruptcy, a testament to the gaping divide between honor and ignominy.
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  3. In a startling revelation, Brian Butler, identified as "Trump employee 5" in Special Counsel Jack Smith's classified documents case, unveils shocking details. He assisted in loading boxes of classified materials onto a plane in Florida, allegedly at the behest of indicted Trump aide Walt Nauta. Butler recounts loading ten to fifteen boxes, later realizing they were pivotal to the federal indictment against Trump. The implication looms large: Trump sought to retain these files, potentially obstructing justice, as Butler loaded them onto the plane around the FBI's scheduled arrival to retrieve them. Butler, driven by a desire for truth, breaks his silence, disillusioned by Trump's evasive tactics and refusal to accept accountability. His testimony aids in laying the groundwork for criminal obstruction charges against Trump, hinting at potential repercussions. Disturbingly, Butler's decision to speak out is catalyzed by Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon's reckless intent to reveal witness names. Butler's bravery stands in stark contrast to Cannon's partisan maneuvering, demanding her immediate replacement on the case.
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