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He gave over the incriminating docs and then kind of made it clear what he wasn't giving over. Then he stonewalled.

that he claimed executive privilege over information that is currently being released in his brand new book.

Because putting in your book that Trump got a positive test because he wanted to turn himself into a biological weapon to kill Joe Biden turned out to have been more incriminating than even Mike Meadows understood.

He claimed executive privilege over information that is currently being released in his brand new book.

Because putting in your book that Trump got a positive test because he wanted to turn himself into a biological weapon to kill Joe Biden turned out to have been more incriminating than even Mike Meadows understood.

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if such media reports are accurate, Meadows testified under oath that his book contains known falsehoods.

Obviously the book is full of lies. We were just assured that he would continue telling those lies.

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if such media reports are accurate, Meadows testified under oath that his book contains known falsehoods.

Obviously the book is full of lies. We were just assured that he would continue telling those lies.

The president recalls a four page report typed up by Mark Milley himself. It contained the general's own plan to attack Iran, deploying massive numbers of troops, something he urged President Trump to do more than once during his presidency.

but there's someone sort of like giggling and laughing and playing along, which I found, I've only listened to it a couple of times, which I found kind of jarring because it's such a significant thing that's happening and significant enough that it forms part of the basis of a criminal allegation against the former president.

In the middle of all of that, he publishes a book. Oh yeah, the book.

He talks about it, right? I mean, it's the-

So something happened, right? Did the former guy get to him? Yeah. Something happened, right? Isn't that the question that we ask about everybody from the start of the Trump presidency going forward?

So I think we can all agree that there was a change of plan, and the question is why the change of plan? And people have speculated other reasons as well. Somebody, I think you retweeted, I think our colleague Asha Rangappa had a theory, right?

And by the way, he and other folks keep going on Steve Bannon's podcast to talk about stuff that they claim they can't talk about to the committee.

He said he doubted that Mike Pence on January 6th was ever even in any danger and that there was any danger that day whatsoever.

We have audio tapes of Donald Trump talking about war plans with the ghostwriter of Mark Meadows' books.

In the initial indictment, it didn't specifically say what those documents were and so Donald Trump and the Trump lawyers and they kind of fell right into Special Council, Jack Smith trap.

Well, Special Council, Jack Smith just said, checkmate, we've got the documents. They were the war plans. We know the exact documents that he was showing Mark Meadows and it's just so amateurish and thankfully Trump's such an idiot and his lawyers are so bad that he fell into that trap.

count 32, which relates to page 17 of the indictment now the superseding indictment makes it clear that those documents were Iranian war plans that Donald Trump was showing it and those documents are in the possession of Special Council, Jack Smith as well.

It talks about this encounter where Donald Trump's showing the classified material, the war plans for invading Iran to mark Meadows ghost riders saying doesn't this make me better than the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Milley.

Aren't I cooler than Mark Milley? Aren't I the best? Like that's actually what Donald Trump is saying.

Hey, you see these plans aren't I better than chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley? These are our plans to attack Iran. What do you think about this? Didn't I win? Aren't I a winner?