Allow me to add 1 conservative media source. The past 2 days I’ve posted CNN and

 https://www.foxnews.com/story/former-clinton-aide-pleads-guilty-to-taking-classified-docs.print

Allow me to add 1 conservative media source. The past 2 days I’ve posted CNN and NBC. When Sandy Berger was told by the National Archives that documents were missing, HE LIED! The Dems tried to cover for the Clintons and Berger, saying he only had “copies of documents” and all the originals remained in the governments’ possession. Will similar standards be applied to Trump? We should all remember that Berger was trying to prepare for the 9/11 commission. Does your reasoning for having the documents, change how we should judge or criticizes people who have classified documents? Berger admitted that twice in 2013, he removed classified anti-terror documents by putting them in his jacket, his pants and in a leather case. Apparently this was a “mistake”; I’m guessing these documents accidentally fell into his pants?

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Berger, who served as President Clinton's national security adviser, is acknowledging that it wasn't an honest mistake and that he intentionally took and destroyed copies of classified documents from the National Archives (search) and cut them up with scissors.

Berger acknowledged to U.S. Magistrate Deborah Robinson that he intentionally took and deliberately destroyed three copies of the same document dealing with terror threats during the 2000 millennium (search) celebration. He then lied about it to Archives staff when they told him the documents were missing.

It's part of a plea agreement between Berger — who still claims he hasn't done anything criminally wrong — and the Justice Department so he doesn't get jail time.

Noel Hillman, chief of the Justice Department's public integrity section, would not discuss Berger's motivation, but said the former national security adviser understood the rules governing the handling of classified materials. Berger only had copies of documents; all of the originals remain in the government's possession, Hillman said.

After news of the probe surfaced, Berger admitted that twice during 2003, he knowingly removed classified documents regarding the government's anti-terror efforts and notes from the National Archives Annex in College Park, Md., by putting the papers in his jacket, his pants and in a leather case.

But still missing are drafts of a sensitive after-action report on the Clinton administration's response to a failed terror plot to blow up the Los Angeles International Airport during December 1999, otherwise known as "the Millennium plot."

One source told FOX News that the report was critical of how the Clinton administration handled Al Qaeda threats to the U.S. homeland and that the missing report made security recommendations that were never implemented.

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