Sounds to me like the swamp should be worried.

This recording does not prove that the documents in Trump's hand are classified (he says "off the record," "confidential," & "secret"), nor that the people he's talking to aren't allowed to see them.

The fact that incriminating classified documents could exist (and that he told a swamp creature he had them) could explain why they raided Mar a Lago… i.e., to remove evidence of Milley's treason.

Trump could have declassified the documents in his hand—yet claimed he didn't, which is no crime—because he wanted this recording to end up making the Milley plot admissible in court. Or he could be holding unclassified documents from a journalist or private-sector whistleblower. And whoever he was talking to may not know if the documents they saw were actually classified.

But in their zeal to nail Trump, we have a chance to learn that Milley & the Defense Dept were trying to start a war with Iran.

It didn't even have to come that far. It didn't have to be complicated. It didn't have to be a story that needs explanations, twists or turns or 4d chess. He was asked to simply return the documents.

The reason it didn't turn into a mess when Biden turned up having classified documents is because he just returned them. End of story.

Trump didn't do that, after being asked and urged and pressed repeatedly after he left office. True or not, claiming it's because, as he says, they were all over the place, mixed in with personal belongings, is a poor excuse and not a good look. It is pretty serious both legally and generally for a man who wants to look like he's bigliest, bestest and greatest at everything, all the time.

That doesn't even get to the other stuff like the claims that he flushed documents down the toilet, burned them, that a suspicious amount of US assets died overseas, that he shared classified info on Twitter or that Kushner somehow got 2 billion from the Saudis.