'The nightmare scenario': Weissmann on Trump nuke report and Mar-A-Lago 'honey pot' - Deadline MSNBC

[Rhiannon12866]

ABC News reports the former president "allegedly discussed U.S. nuclear subs with a foreign national after leaving the White House." MSNBC Legal Analyst, Andrew Weissmann tells Nicolle Wallace if the reporting is accurate, "it is a crime to give over information that is classified...it doesn't have to be a document." Weissmann also reveals why it could be relevant in Jack Smith's classified documents case against Trump.

Former FBI Counterintelligence Agent, Pete Strzok adds why it matters that this allegedly happened “post presidency” and why it's “potentially devastating” from a national security perspective. - Aired on 10/06/2023.

[onecaliberal]

1. It's no biggie. Throw it on the pile of devastating to Americans crimes by that piece of shit that

No one can be moved to do anything about it. There are no laws for rich people. Only us.

[OAITW r.2.0]

3. +1

[multigraincracker]

2. Benedict Donald.

History will not be kind him.

[Rhiannon12866]

4. I have often wondered what history will make of this perilous time in this country

Will future students learn about it and how will it be presented? If this bizarre time was suggested as a movie plot it would have been rejected as too farfetched to be believable.

[multigraincracker]

6. They made the movie in 1958.

A Face On the Crowd. But does have a happy ending.

[Rhiannon12866]

8. I did see that - Andy Griffith. Will this one have a happy ending??

[Karadeniz]

5. 14th amendment time....

[Rhiannon12866]

7. How is that going? We heard about Colorado calling for it, possibly Arizona, but nothing recent

The 14th, Section Three, is very clear - what's the hold up??

[Karadeniz]

9. I wish I knew!!!! Every state with a Democrat govt should be taking action. We probably don't need

every state. Just enough to insure he can't get the electoral majority. Would NYS or CA do it? I don't know if they split their votes and I still have my last 13 cats to feed, so I can't look it up!!!!!!!

[Rhiannon12866]

10. I'm in New York and I'd sure vote for it, if it came to that?? Who decides??

And feed your lucky cats, I just fed mine...

[Karadeniz]

11. Colorado is going thru their secy of state. Florida's was thrown out and I haven't heard of anyone

initiating another suit that makes the court happy. The 14th doesn't say that the malefactor has to have been so judged by a court. No one even considered it necessary to put all the members of the Confederacy on trial. They supported revolution, so that was it. I could wring the necks of the secret service men who prevented tfg from going to the Capitol. His presence would have been enough to remove all doubt that he's an insurrectionist. I guess no state wants to antagonize their GOP voters. Every state should run a PR campaign so the public understands that the constitution forbids his running...
or at least serving. Talk about irony!!! The GOP tried to get SCOTUS to declare that legislators had the right to decide the winners instead of the voters. Now it is the Constitution that has the right to eliminate a GOP candidate!!!

[Rhiannon12866]

13. Well, New York should clearly get on board, though we're a reliably "blue" state, California, too.

And you're right about January 6th, though there are clearly witnesses to his glee over what was happening and his refusal to take action which could have saved lives. And I'm also for an effort to educate the public, too many aren't paying the least attention though our future is in peril. Both Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis lost their citizenship for their lifetimes, those who tried to overturn the government on January 6th should suffer the same fate - and that includes TFG.

[Karadeniz]

16. I like the way you think!!!! I didn't know about the loss of citizenship. I see a Google search in

my future!!!

[Rhiannon12866]

17. I know that Robert E. Lee petitioned for regaining his citizenship, but he was ignored

However, both men who participated in the Confederacy did regain their citizenship in the 1970s, long after their lifetimes, due to Congressional resolutions. Senator Harry Byrd introduced the one for Robert E. Lee and it was eventually passed and signed by President Ford in 1975.

[Karadeniz]

18. Lee repented. Davis never did. I looked it up!!!

[republianmushroom]

12. One can only wonder what the Saudi's got ?

2 billion to Jared Kushner.

[Rhiannon12866]

14. That needs to be the next priority investigation if we're ever done prosecuting TFG crimes...

He appears to commit more by the day as long as he remains free.

[BOSSHOG]

15. And Jim Jordan gladly accepted trumps endorsement

I marvel at republicans displaying the American Flag and proclaiming themselves patriots.