The Chief of Staff manages the Oval Office. Meadows knows about the secret documents.

[fightforfreedom]

Meadows is at the heart of the J6 investigation and the secret document investigation.

Meadows most likely knows how Trump got the documents and who gave him the documents. The people who gave Trump the secret documents better lawyer up.

[rubbersole]

1. He's probably responsible for packing them up.

He'll do time. Hopefully for treason.

[gab13by13]

5. DOJ let him defy a lawful subpoena.

I guarantee this. If DOJ ever does subpoena Mark Meadows, it will give him immunity to testify against Trump, and that is fine with me.

I just don't see the will to prosecute high ranking former cabinet officials. I do believe DOJ may now be forced to prosecute Trump with this classified document scandal, maybe in 4 or 5 months, no hurry, it's Steve Kornacki time, and basketball and football time.

[FBaggins]

2. Unfortunately - another Trump-appointed judge has this case

The House is pressing him for a ruling, but I suspect that he plans to draw things out past the election in hopes that a new House majority will simply drop the case.

[fightforfreedom]

3. The House cannot drop the case.

These are DOJ investigations.

[FBaggins]

17. Sure they can

These are DOJ investigations.

There are indeed DOJ investigations going on (though DOJ has already declined to indict Meadows regarding the contempt citation), but the current court action re: Meadows is related to the Jan 6 committee's subpoena.

[gab13by13]

4. Hey, I agree 100%

Trump went through Chiefs of Staff until he found Mark Meadows, a flunkie, a fluffer. Of course Meadows knows what went on that's why the J6 committee subpoenaed him a year ago, but was stonewalled. So the J6 committee sends a criminal referral to DOJ for Meadow's ignoring the subpoena. Then what happened? Someone tell me? Excuses abounded about how DOJ couldn't prosecute Meadows because of discovery, because he was too high on the pyramid strategy.

I believe it's time for DOJ to subpoena Meadows to its grand jury? Or is it too soon?

[fightforfreedom]

6. Many people would not like this, including myself.

Garland could grant Meadows immunity and force him to testify in front of a grand jury. Meadows could refuse, then he would be held in contempt and go to jail. Would Meadows be willing to go to jail? I am just saying this is a possibility.

[gab13by13]

7. Tell that to Fani Willis,

she has subpoenaed Mark Meadows.

[machoneman]

8. Those who gave the docs are top secret cleared, likely military, and cannot be held accountable.

If the then Prez refused to give them back, what were they to do? Lunge at him with the SS agents all around? I think not.

[gab13by13]

9. What is your point?

[fightforfreedom]

11. How about reporting missing secret documents you are responsible for?

You have to sign for those documents. I was in the military. I had to sign to get my weapon from the arms room. If I handed my weapon to someone else and my weapon disappeared, I would have gone to prison. This is worse.

[Demsrule86]

14. They will be disciplined within their organizations. God help them.

[kentuck]

10. When was the last time we heard from Mark Meadows?

He has become the "invisible" man.

One might think he was cooperating with the authorities?

[fightforfreedom]

13. I agree, something is going on with Meadows.

[Demsrule86]

15. He turned over all his emails and such...after the raid on Mar a lardo...

[rubbersole]

16. He has to be.

Probably was all along. Maybe the mole at mare-of-lardo. He was a first class weasel when he was in the House and looking out for his own ass then.

[2naSalit]

12. K&R

[The Jungle 1]

18. Nixon

40 of his minions were indicted or went to prison. Some spent several years in jail.