



Americans will “be able to see how and why this whole hoax started,” Trump pledged, calling the scandal an “attempted takedown of the president of the United States.”
“You’re gonna learn a lot,” the president told reporters before he headed out on a diplomatic mission to Japan. “I hope it’s going to be nice, but perhaps it won’t be.”
The president has broad powers to declassify documents as he sees fit, a capability that Trump has passed on to Attorney General William Barr. This move could spell disaster for Democrats and the previous administration, if indeed they bent surveillance laws in a bid to hand the election to Hillary Clinton.

“The Attorney General has also been delegated full and complete authority to declassify information pertaining to this investigation, in accordance with the long-established standards for handling classified information,” press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Thursday.
We’ve seen Trump outmaneuver his opponents before, and it just might be happening again. Actually, it’s becoming a theme: Liberals mistakenly believe they have the upper hand against the president, only to end up with the shoe on the other foot.
That’s what happened when Democrats and the establishment media only gave Trump a snowball’s chance in hell of winning in 2016. That’s what happened when they smugly acted as if the Mueller report would take down the president, and again what is now happening with the declassification of documents.

What happens next is anyone’s guess, but it would be a mistake to bet against Trump now.
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