Comments by "" (@davidlauder-qi5zv) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

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  32.  @scotthullinger4684  RETAINING GOVERNMENT PAPERS. When it was stated that after leaving the WH Trump was still in possession of government papers, some of them top secret, his immediate reaction was to deny it. Then he admitted he had them, but claimed he was entitled to keep them. In the case of classified documents, that is simply untrue. Such documents can by declassified by the President before leaving office, but there is a strict procedure laid down for the declassification of documents which involves returning the documents to the National Archives so the classification markings can be removed. The President cannot simply declassify them by merely "thinking about it", as Trump claimed. That is a nonsense and any sensible person would understand that. 6TH JANUARY 2021. Trump told his supporters to go to the Capitol and "fight like hell." to prevent the certification of the votes for the election. He also called for the VP to be hanged for treason when he refused to co-operate. It's on record. We all heard him say it. ELECTION FRAUD. Trump repeatedly lied about election fraud and tried to pressure State officials to "find extra votes" to swing the election. On the question of the alleged fraud, a Trump appointed judge asked Rudy Giuliani in court "Where's your evidence of fraud?" he replied "We are not alleging fraud. " Giuliani was happy enough to stand in front of TV cameras to falsely allege election fraud, but he didn't dare lie about it in front of a judge in court, otherwise he would lose his law licence. BIDEN'S ALLEGED CRIMES" After years of searching, the Republican Party has been unable to come up with any evidence that Biden, or any member of his family, has committed any crime that would justify prosecution.
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