Anyone know what one of the Sheriffs gave to Trump during the meeting today?

Maybe a Micro SD card with some important info on it. Maybe. Something the Sheriffs came across.

The Happening

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why would trump tuck it away for the picture then?

heres a better quality, I really don't know what it is. Just looks like a black blob on a piece of paper

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worth noting trump puts his thumb right on the black blob when he takes it

Lotr trilogy on sd card

>we have started a crowdfunding source to help build the wall
finally. This is what we need. The america people taking a vested interest in our issues.

SD card?

do SD cards usually have a black liquid like blob on them?

see

From what I can see it looks like an sd card in one of those plastic cases. Might just be some urgent documents that need to get to the president immediately

The blob may be a label on the plastic

checked, I wonder what that sheriff was trying to get to the president

I think the sheriff who gave him the sd card was this guy. Anyone know who he is?

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maybe a pin?

Interrupt an entire speech for a pin. I doubt it

Fuck me there is no info on what state current sheriffs are and I guess burgers are already asleep.
Oh well, if I just found qanon its probably for the best this thread gets archived anyway

Looks like a sheriffs badge

>desire to know more intensifies

Move along liberal fags, there's a new sheriff in town!

a very tiny citation for disturbing the peace with his hairstyle

Probably a Challenge Coin

Because everyone in this thread is a moron: it's a challenge coin in a laminated case.
For those not in the know, Challenge Coins are generally commissioned by Police, Firemen and Military organizations and are given informally as citations to officers et cetera for merit or other celebratory reasons. They are meant to prove membership within an organization when challenged (often in a bar or other informal outing scenario).
While the coins themselves are like you'd expect, round and metal, they tend to come in small, clear plastic envelopes that are square once issued from whatever mint printed them, since they're always limited run and usually paid for at the private expense of the head of the organization that wanted them (so the chief of police for a police station for example).