Federal Judge Cagey Cannon reshuffles the hearing for the Trump classified documents AND ESPIONAGE CASE Instead of the original hearing and cancellation. Elite Trump gets sooo many breaks, so much consideration, so many favors, and he is still lying. Why do we the people have different rules, harsher punishments and militant behavior by law enforcement towards us?
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Episode Transcript
Ben has laryngitis, so Ethan will update you today.
Take it away Ethan.
Ethan (00:07):
Thank you Audrey, Cagey Cannon reshuffles the hearing
for the classified documents ANDESPIONAGE CASE Instead of the
original hearing andcancellation.
Cagey Cannon said there wouldnow be a shorter hearing, on
June 24 and 25, to considerdifferent topics, including any
lingering discussion aboutSmith’s appointment.
(00:28):
Cannon also told the defense andthe prosecution to be ready to
debate Trump’s motion to excludefrom the case any evidence,
including more than 100classified and top secret
documents out of thousands ofdocuments taken that the F.B.I.
discovered in August twentytwenty two, when agents searched
Mar-a-Largo, Trump’s golf cluband residence in Florida.
(00:51):
After they of course begged forthere return for eighteen
months, and then finally, gavehim a written heads-up, with a
time and date, as not tosurprise him.
Which allowed time for family toleave, and time for him to close
the club to most employees andbusiness associates, saving face
for FUGU Trump.
(01:11):
A bend over backwards courtesyJoe public never sees in their
own circumstance, only in ourdreams of justice equality and
affordable legal representation.
We are assumed guilty untilproven innocent, and our homes
and offices are wrecklessly andabrubtly raided by law
enforcement during the hourshumans are resting and more
(01:32):
likely to feel danger andterror.
Let's not forget all the time inthe world given to Trump to go
through and hide, or move evenmore documents.
Trump had boxes of docs in areasaccessible to workers and staff
and members.
Trump is so irresponsible withour government communications
and top secret information,military capabilities and
(01:54):
operations, and human assets,that he wrecklesly placed these
documents in an unsecure areaeven after the March 2019 China
breach.
Remember when the Chinese agentYujing Zhang was arrested, and
was wandering around Mara Largo?
She had four cell phones, twopassports, cash, hard drives,
(02:15):
external drives, a laptop, thumbdrives containing malicious
malware and two passports.
After her arrest, in heroff-site hotel room, more
devices were found, includingnine USB drives, five SIM cards,
and eight thousand in cash.
The Chinese agent also liedabout why she was there, fooling
(02:36):
security and passing through notone, but two secret service
check points and scanners.
Trump was present at the club atthis time.
A receptionist finally stoppedand questioned her, ferreting
out that the Chinese agent liedand was not there for an event
as the agent stated.
It is important to note thatThis receptionist was not named,
(02:59):
given a medal, or anyrecognition.
My guess is that she did noteven get a raise, or a very nice
CHristmas bonus at that.
But blow me down, Trump gave thePresidential Medal of Freedom to
the likes of Miriam Adelson, thewife of his largest campaign
contributor.
Trump has used the country’shighest civilian honor to reward
(03:21):
his most fervent supporters.
Angry, divisive partisans likeRush Limbaugh(who coined the
term“feminazi”), Representative.
Jim“Shouty” Jordan and, ofcourse, his favorite cow-suing
former congressman, Devin Nuneswho was made the CEO of the
legally troubled, financiallyburdened Trump Media that is
(03:41):
rife with partner in-fighting.
Short sellers abound, arebetting against the overvalued,
Truth Social, Trump Media andTech company.
The Presidential Medal ofFreedom, created by President
Kennedy in 1963, was establishedto recognize individuals who
have made an“especiallymeritorious contribution to the
(04:02):
security or national interestsof the United States, or world
peace, or cultural or othersignificant public or private
endeavors.” The unnamedreceptionist at Mara Largo was
simply passed over, unworthy ofeven her name being mentioned.
So is the plight of all of usJane and Joe Publics that
perform our assigned duties andpay our forced taxes so the
(04:25):
elite can use our work, ourtalent, our efforts, our
loyalty, and gamble with ourmoney.
Anyway, back to Cagey Cannon andher most recent dice toss.
The two sides will argue as wellover Trump’s attempt to suppress
the private audio notes thatprosecutors obtained from one of
his lawyers through a processthat pierced the normal
(04:47):
protections of attorney-clientprivilege.
The notes by the lawyer, EvanCorcoran, were central to the
government’s allegations thatTrump had obstructed the
government’s repeated efforts toreclaim the classified materials
he took to Mar-a-Largo.
In addition, the parties areexpected to discuss Smith’s
request to Cannon to alterTrump’s conditions of release by
(05:09):
barring him from making publicstatements that could endanger
F.B.I.
agents working on the case.
That request was prompted byfalse statements Trump made last
month, twisting the meaning of astandard use-of-force policy
employed during the search ofMar-a-Largo.
In social media posts andfund-raising emails, FUGU Trump
(05:30):
grossly mischaracterized thepolicy by suggesting that the
bureau had authorized agents tokill him during the search.
More about this and more onScrood with hosts Ben and Elly.
Faux billionare Trump continuesto use Other People's Money to
pay for HIS mess.
So much for the I'm Really Rich,boasting.
Audrey (05:50):
Again, more fund raising, more misinformation,
more division, and just plainlying.
What a disgusting human beingthis ex-president is.
Thank you for this honest updateEthan.
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