Summary
Representative Jamie Raskin stated that Attorney General Pam Bondi's Department of Justice gave him a memo with new claims about President Trump's handling of classified documents after he left office. Raskin claims the memo includes allegations that Trump had sensitive documents and showed a classified map to people on his plane. Trump denies any wrongdoing regarding the classified documents.
Key Facts
- Raskin claims the memo has new allegations about President Trump's handling of classified documents when not in office.
- The memo suggests Trump had documents only six people in the U.S. government could access.
- Allegedly, Trump showed a classified map to passengers on his private plane.
- The DOJ had dropped the classified documents case after Trump returned to office.
- The memo is from the FBI, dated January 13, 2023.
- Raskin's letter accuses the DOJ of sharing selected documents to undermine the credibility of the investigation.
- Trump’s spokesperson claims the allegations are false and politically motivated.
- Raskin requested the DOJ provide more information and stop selecting specific documents for disclosure.
