Not everyone interested in protecting the statues in Charlottesville was a white nationalist. Is sending pallets of cash to Iran, leaving billions of dollars worth of military equipment for the Taliban not betraying the country.? The disruption of peaceful transfer is not even worth the time. It’s a farce your ilk lovingly holds onto. All Presidents take documents. Joe Biden even took them from a time when he was Senator and VP. Illegally. Bill Clinton had them in his sock drawer.
The criticism of W was almost as fierce as that directed at Trump. I can't remember where I was posting during the W years, but the pallets of missing money -- the existence of pallets of money -- was something I became something of a bore about. Now, Trump has claimed presidential immunity for stealing the royalties owed Eddy Grant. Let THAT sink in.
The Jan 6 "disruption" wasn't a prank. It was intended to cancel the certification by Congress. Your dismissal of its seriousness is bizarre. Think about the logic. Trump wanted to delay the count and then claim the delay made the count unconstitutional. It's just note-for-note the same melody as the joke about the guy who murders his parents and asks the judge for leniency because he's an orphan.
Had Trump promptly returned the documents when asked the issue would have ended. Easy Peasy. Biden and Pence opened their homes to investigators to search for any docs. But Trump delayed return and lied about the completeness. "The FBI planted the documents
and I want them back." IIRC, all of the missing documents haven't been recovered. They are speculated to have been sent by Trump to New Jersey. Some speculations have it that Trump used his ex-wife's bizarre golf course burial plot as the hiding place. (When people call Trump weird, just remember that he buried his ex-wife in the middle of his golf course. That's beyond weird, folks.)