The fact that he had those documents in his possession is offense enough. If I had had those in my house after leaving office, I will be in handcuffs by this time.
William Cohen: “The fact that he had those documents in his possession is offense enough. If I had had those in my house after leaving…”
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William Cohen discusses the legal implications of Donald Trump's possession of classified documents.
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We're watching the slow, or I'd say even rapid dissolution of democracy under his hands. He is doing it day after day.
He has given away secrets in the past, he will do so in the future. And this case, here, he is being given the benefit of the doubt. How much more evidence do we need of his misbehavior?
I think he acted impulsively and you're supposed to have a plan. If you had plan A to impose martial law, what's plan B? There's no plan B, and that's why it's -- President Biden was not called on it.
I think every veteran who sees that or reads that, or to keep that in mind this coming next year and say, never vote for a president of the United States who has such contempt and such disrespect for the courage and the valor of the people…





