@AaronParnas It's well more than nuclear codes.
It's doctrine, strategy, technology, planning, command and control, backup plans, enemy capabilities.
This is serious s***.
@briantylercohen This is far worse than Snowden. This is espionage at the highest level. Trump is a traitor and will sell out the US to the highest bidder.
@briantylercohen The potential damage to national security is immense.
Imagine, for example, that the US had some high tech capabilities relating to satellites where we could detect if the enemy was moving around its nuclear weapons or readying them.
Then Trump just gives that it away.
@paulkrugman It's not really a joke.
We're talking about things like for example can a satellite detect if the enemy is moving around or readying its nuclear weapons.
We are talking about very sensitive technology.
This kind of thing could decide life or death for millions.
@DanRather Regrettably, well more than just nuclear codes.
Nuclear secrets. Nuclear doctrine. Nuclear capabilities. Satellites. Protocols. Command and control. Technical capabilities. Strategy. Intelligence relating to the enemy capabilities. On and on.
@FoxNews@JESSEWATTERS It's time that TRUMP should start answering questions (and not taking it the 5th) about why he stole classified documents relating to nuclear weapons, and what he was doing with those documents.
Jesse Waters needs to decide what team he is on. Team USA or team treason.
@GaspariniJames@laurenboebert Pumpkin -- Trump stole the documents, has gone through them (witnesses have said so), was told to give them back, refused, then when forced to, took many and hid them. Do try to keep up.
He took stuff he wasn't allowed to take. The stuff was classified stuff he was keeping illegally. He refused to give the stuff back. Law enforcement very respectfully did all they could to get him to return the stuff. He wouldn't. So law enforcement came & got the stuff.
The End
@LadeBackk According to Trump, the FBI just "planted" 27 boxes of classified documents on his property.
You can call it an exaggeration if you want. I prefer to call it a flat out lie.
Why does $GOOG (the Class C shares that DO NOT have voting rights) sell for $1 more than $GOOGL (the class A shares that DO have voting rights)?
I am sure it is because the market is efficient and they don't want to leave money on the table.
@StevenBeschloss Me neither. Just look at him slink out of that room. He has a guilty look on his face while Putin is standing there as happy as can be.