Already explained how releasing the affidavit either endangers one or more lives or prompts the same faux-outrage if the names are redacted.
Yeah, come on, man. Josh EXPLAINED it.
Because neither of the two of you seem to get it without multiple people explaining it multiple times.
Josh. You do understand that everything in the Warrant are items generated by the Trump Presidency and therefore, BY LAW, property of the
U S Government?
Once you acknowledge that we can move on to more relevant questions.
You seem to have a difficult time grasping either how court cases work or the meaning of "classified" when applied to documents.
1) You have no idea whether all of the documents were generated by the Trump admin or not. They may include material generated during one or more prior administrations.
2) The materials belong to the federal government, but are not necessarily available to be seen by the public. Indeed, that lies at the crux of the dispute, don't you think?!
3) As soon as they were seized by the FBI as part of a case, the
specific materials are theirs and the court's to control until the court or a higher court rules otherwise. Is that not your understanding, as well?
Whether Trump administration or Obama's or whoever's,
control of the items rests with the judge.
As far as I can tell, you have no relevant questions or statements to share. But go ahead with your next question.