‘Arrest The A–hole!’: Internet Erupts After DOJ Lists 48 Empty ‘Classified’ Folders Found At Mar-a-Lago

Ron Delancer By Ron Delancer

Legal experts are expressing suspicion over dozens of empty folders seized by FBI agents during their search of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence last month, and social media users are demanding the former president be arrested for putting national security at risk.

Friday’s unsealed inventory list provided the closest look yet at what the FBI seized when it went through Mar-a-Lago, a search that Trump and his allies have condemned as politically motivated.

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The list of items, released by Judge Aileen Cannon, showed that dozens of empty folders described as having “classified” banners were recovered in the raid. The inventory included 48 empty folders in total with this banner. Dozens of empty folders labeled “Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide” were also listed in the inventory.

In addition to the various empty folders, the list also shows that various government documents with and without classification markings, articles, clothing items, and books were also taken. The judge, who unsealed the list.

The revelation prompted former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner to respond on Twitter, writing that the former president “didn’t pack up EMPTY folders to take with him to FLA [Florida].”

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“Things just went from bad to worse to unfathomably dangerous,” he added.

Former U.S. attorney Harry Litman opined that the empty folders were a sign that Trump may have “riffled (sic) through the classified docs to see what he had.”

“This undoes the image of just scooping them up along w/ shirts and M&Ms and keeping them in boxes,” he added.

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Trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing in regard to the documents, including by saying that any classified documents that he took had been declassified. However, legal experts have cast doubt on this explanation as there’s no evidence that he ever declassified the documents.

Now, people are demanding the former resident be held accountable for his misdeeds. See some of the comments below, via Twitter:

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