In several interviews, Kash Patel confirms the stolen top secret & classified docs Trump stole were never declassified & some pertain to “major national security matters”
Who is Kash Patel?
In 2019 Trump installed Kash Patel at NSC & then DOD. During his time at NSC & DOD
- Kash helped Trump blackmail Ukraine,
- Kash blocked Biden’s transition team from access to DOD,
- Kash deleted his phone records that related to January 6, and
- In 2021, Kash became under investigation for leaking Classified documents.
Kash Patel’s role in Trump’s theft of Top Secret & Classified documents:
In January 2022, National Archives (NARA) got back 15 boxes of top secret & classified documents. Since that time, Kash Patel has stated several times that the Top Secret & Classified documents Trump stole were never declassified.
In a May 5, 2022 interview (below) Kash Patel confirms that some of the stolen documents pertain to “major national security matters.”
July 2022:
July 4: In video interview Kash Patel said that the stolen documents were never declassified.
Kash Patel: “… we did this big declass at the end of the Trump administration. And his cronies actually bureaucraticallystopped the declassification process … [Trump] said ‘declassify this mountain of documents’ he walked out and his cronies were like ‘well, we’re not going to do that.’
(Here’s the video clip)
Kash goes on to say that he is personally going to go to the National Archives and demand they declassify the stolen documents they recovered in January.
Kash Patel: “So I am going to continue that work at the National Archives, I apologize I can’t get it declassified overnight.”
There ya’ have it. The 35+ boxes of classified & top secret documents Trump stole were never declassified — but they’re still tryin’— they’re still “on it.”
June 2022:
- June 3, Three FBI agents and DOJ’s top counterintelligence official, Jay I. Bratt, visit Magat Lago about the stolen TS/classified documents;
- June 19: Trump suddenly designates Kash Patel& Jon Solomon as his NARA representative;
- June 22:
- FBI sent a subpoena to Trump for surveillance footage of Mara Lago.
- Kash Patel says that the stolen classified documents that NARA got in January were never declassified so he is going to force NARA to declassify them
KASH PATEL: “I can tell you now that I am now officially a representative for Donald Trump at the National Archives. And I’m going to march down there — I’ve never told anyone this, because it just happened, and I’m going to identify every single document that they blocked from being declassified at the National Archives and we are going to start putting that information out the next week.
~ June 22, 2022
May 2022
- May 5: In interview with Breitbarf blog, Kash Patel said the classified document were never declassified.
KASH PATEL: “Trump declassified whole sets of materials in anticipation of leaving government that he thought the American public should have the right to read themselves. The White House counsel failed to generate the paperwork to change the classification markings, but that doesn’t mean the information wasn’t declassified. I was there with President Trump when he said ‘We are declassifying this information.'”
- Notice: Kash says the documents maintained their classified “classification markings” because the “White House counsel” did not get any of the documents declassified.
Kash Patel went on to tell Breitbarf blog that the classified documents pertain to “major national security matter.”
KASH PATEL:“It’s information that Trump felt spoke to matters regarding everything from Russiagate to the Ukraine impeachment fiasco to major national security matters of great public importance — anything the president felt the American people had a right to know is in there and more.”
Yes, Kash Patel confirms, Trump stole 42 boxes of classified & top secret documents of which some pertain to “major national security matters.”
So now the unanswered questions remain: Did Trump sell classified documents to foreign countries? How much money did Trump make off selling those documents?
