

Nuclear Secrets and Taped Conversations: A Look at the Evidence Against Trump.
38 snips Jun 12, 2023
Ben Protess, an investigative reporter from The New York Times, dives into Donald Trump's recent federal indictment over mishandling classified materials. He reveals shocking details about the improper storage of sensitive documents and the legal ramifications of Trump's actions. The discussion emphasizes how personal insecurities may have influenced these decisions. Protess also highlights the significance of the evidence gathered against Trump, including insights from his own lawyer, shedding light on a complex web of legal challenges.
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Nature of Classified Materials
- Trump took classified documents relating to national security.
- These included details on the military capabilities and nuclear plans of the US and other countries.
Storage of Classified Documents
- Trump stored classified documents haphazardly at Mar-a-Lago.
- Locations included a ballroom, bathroom, and even a shower.
Sharing Classified Information
- Trump shared a classified attack plan with visitors at his Bedminster golf club.
- A recording captures him acknowledging the document's secrecy.