...that means that the president can possess whatever he wants. If the president can possess whatever he wants, then Trump had every right to have the docs that he had, which annihilates the willfullness element of the espionage charge (which, by the way, is also annihilated by the fact that he also has the successfully deployed Biden defense -- however lame -- that he had no idea what he had in the hundred-plus boxes of stuff at MAL).

What's so comical about this is that you think Trump was deciding all this in a vacuum instead of being advised on his rights by a team of expert attorneys. There is existing case law already on this in the Clinton case, which you just refuse to read and understand at your own expense.