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Been my had the description of the where you had to handle these classified documents when you were working in the white house. even that description of having a burn bag where they, at certain points, and up because after you read them, the next thing for them is they must be burned, for some of these documents. when you hear about the way these documents were held at donald trump's florida residents, and they continued, apparently the suspicion from the justice department, that donald trump still had some, he has them somewhere, he's got them in new jersey, he's got of in manhattan, he's got...

Burn bag, literally a bag -- not a trash can, that i would place those documents and, and in a uniformed security agent would come to my office, collect those documents, and burn them. right? so this is the level of care that we are talking about. the most important secrets of the u.s. government coming to the white house. and i think what's really important for your viewers to understand is when you see those cover sheets, those top secret, top secret sci, these are not the letters from kim jong-un, these are not like, personal mementos of donald trump. those are the cover sheet for intellige...

This affidavit through a different lens. when i read what was available, 184 documents. here's what i thought about. i spent most of my career with eye a clear clearance and i was surrounded by classified information. i cannot think of a single time or single instance in which in my office or people around me that had access to top secret service where i had dozens and dozens of classified documents just laying around available to be boxed up and taken offsight. what that tells me. you use a document, once that document didn't have any utility anymore, you put it in a burn bag and it was dispo...

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Knowing now the situation i was in. and this is where i really become involved in knowingly engaging in criminal behavior. that's when i do the really stupid things like find two notebooks that should have been turned over to the fbi still in my file from hunt's safe, and they have all of his names of his people involved in the ellsberg break-in. >> the guide that would allow you to piece everything together, it was the hunt notebooks. >> this is dynamite. so i shred those notebooks. >> and to destroy evidence is a crime of obstruction of justice. >> no one told me to do that, but i knew those...