"How to properly handle classified documents was not something that was really pressed upon us."

[Nevilledog]

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Olivia Nuzzi
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“How to properly handle classified documents was not something that was really pressed upon us.” — former Trump White House official @OMGrisham on CNN as we learn details about the FBI raid of Mar-a-Lago

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5:48 PM · Aug 8, 2022

[riversedge]

1. well, silly, NO one takes classified docs to their HOME!! That is not hard to figure out.

[agingdem]

7. I want to know

while the depraved sociopath was still a White House occupant, where were these top secret documents stored?..were they stacked up in the Oval Office or in the residence?..what about the people that physically removed the documents from the White House?..certainly they weren't a local mom and pop one truck moving service...

[Wounded Bear]

2. Or more likely, they weren't really paying attention that day...

[EYESORE 9001]

3. I was certainly instructed well in handling classified documents

and received refreshers on a regular basis. I don’t believe a word out of that flack’s mouth.

[haele]

4. Really? I have to go through document handling refresher training and a test

Every year. Even when I was a Federal Contractor.
Not to mention PII training, which includes documents, and counter intelligence/how not to be a naive idiot in public training, etc., Which all include how to handle classified materials, including work phones and laptops/tablets.
Because Information Security is important, no matter what agency you work for/with.

Idiots - couldn't even be trusted to secure their Fischer-Price toys.

Haele

[Phoenix61]

6. Same here. Every single year. Hours and hours of it. nt

[Solly Mack]

5. More like, someone told someone at some point early on, but then they all decided to ignore it.

Recall how the incoming Trump people didn't want to hear anything the outgoing Obama people had to tell them about the various positions, responsibilities, and obligations.