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Not quite. It's very complicated. Also quite ironic.

If you're talking JFK, Roswell. Haha, the courts. The last president sealed them. They probably didn't even know they did, it was an agency like the FBI, NSA, or the CIA. The President requests all the files, suddenly there's a hold up, classification compromises other national secrets bound by the courts, because of the agencies retaining them, answering to what orders, and if they're released they're redacted, lost, or are still bound by a different court order's authorization.

But you're suggesting the President can air national secrets. Haha ironic. It doesn't work like that. They take an oath of office. It has its clauses. National secrets. Air them publicly, what went wrong. I am sure something does.

Thanks for the explanation. I understand you. Do you understand me. I made light of this, previously, because I still don't know that status. Those files, speculation, were probably quite run of the mill anyway.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Not quite. It's very complicated. Also quite ironic.

If you're talking JFK, Roswell. Haha, the courts. The last president sealed them. They probably didn't even know they did, it was an agency like the FBI, NSA, or the CIA. The President requests all the files, suddenly there's a hold up, classification compromises other national secrets bound by the courts, because of the agencies retaining them, answering to what orders, and if they're released they're redacted, lost, or are still bound by a different court order's authorization.

But you're suggesting the President can air national secrets. Haha ironic. It doesn't work like that. They take an oath of office. It has its clauses. National secrets. Air them publicly, what went wrong. I am sure something does.

Thanks for the explanation. I understand you. Do you understand me. I made light of this, previously because I still don't know that status. Those files, speculation, were probably quite run of the mill anyway.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Not quite. It's very complicated. Also quite ironic.

If you're talking JFK, Roswell. Haha, the courts. The last president sealed them. They probably didn't even know they did, it was an agency like the FBI, NSA, or the CIA. The President requests all the files, suddenly there's a hold up, classification compromises other national secrets bound by the courts, because of the agencies retaining them, answering to what orders, and if they're released they're redacted, lost, or are still bound by a different court order's authorization.

But you're suggesting the President can air national secrets. Haha ironic. It doesn't work like that. They take an oath of office. It has its clauses.

Thanks for the explanation. I understand you. Do you understand me. I made light of this, previously because I still don't know that status. Those files, speculation, were probably quite run of the mill anyway.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Not quite. It's very complicated. Also quite ironic.

If you're talking JFK, Roswell. Haha, the courts. The last president sealed them. They probably didn't even know they did, it was an agency like the FBI, NSA, or the CIA. The President requests all the files, suddenly there's a hold up, classification compromises other national secrets bound by the courts, because of the agencies retaining them, answering to what orders, and if they're released they're redacted, lost, or are still bound by a different court order's authorization.

But you're suggesting the President can air national secrets. Haha ironic. It doesn't work like that. They take an oath of office. It has its clauses.

Thanks for the explanation. I understand you. Do you understand me. I made light of this, previously because I still don't know that statu. Those files, speculation, were probably quite run of the mill anyway.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

Not quite. It's very complicated. Also quite ironic.

If you're talking JFK, Roswell. Haha, the courts. The last president sealed them. They probably didn't even know they did, it was an agency like the FBI, NSA, or the CIA. The President requests all the files, suddenly there's a hold up, classification compromises other national secrets bound by the courts, because of the agencies retaining them, answering to what orders, and if they're released they're redacted, lost, or are still bound by a different court order's authorization.

But you're suggesting the President can air national secrets. Haha ironic. It doesn't work like that. They take an oath of office. It has its clauses.

Thanks for the explanation. I understand you. Do you understand me. I made light of this, previously because I still don't know that status.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Not quite. It's very complicated. Also quite ironic.

If you're talking JFK, Roswell. Haha, the courts. The last president sealed them. They probably even know they did, it was an agency like the FBI, NSA, or the CIA. The President requests all the files, suddenly there's a hold up, classification compromises other national secrets bound by the courts, because of the agencies retaining them, answering to whar order, and if they're released they're redacted, lost, or are still bound by a different court order's authorization.

But you're suggesting the President can air national secrets. Haha ironic. It doesn't work like that. They take an oath of office. It has its clauses.

2 years ago
1 score