What About the Translator?

[Vivid Lizard]

I was just thinking about Trump's meetings with Russian officials that only had Trump and a translator from the US present. After the meeting(s), Trump took the notes from the translator and the translator was never allowed to speak about what was discussed.

But what about when Biden takes office? Can the translator then be compelled to recall as much as he/she can?

[flibbitygiblets]

1. Who IS this person

And why has s/he never come forward?

[Sunsky]

3. She is not going to come forward while Trump is still president nt

[Sedona]

2. I hope she's okay

[Sunsky]

4. I hope so too

And I really hope we will get to the bottom of this. There must be a reason for him to hide the notes.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2019/01/13/trump-putin-meetings-interpreter-notes/2565471002/

[pecosbob]

5. This, I suspect along with sundry other items, was improperly classified

to keep it away from judgemental eyes...items like the 'perfect' Ukrainian extortion phone call. If they were improperly classified that can be reversed and then FOIA would be applicable.

[Scalded Nun]

6. The next President can declassify anything he wants to...

[LittleGirl]

7. If I was an honest person

And was the translator for that meeting, I would have written down every thing I could remember as soon as I left that meeting. Especially if they grabbed my notes from me. I hope she’s okay too.