Summary
The FBI searched the home of John Bolton, who was a national security adviser to former President Trump. The search was described as a "court-authorized activity" and the FBI stated there was no threat to public safety.
Key Facts
- The FBI searched John Bolton's Maryland home.
- John Bolton worked as a national security adviser during Trump's first term.
- Bolton has been a critic of Trump since leaving the White House.
- The FBI called the search "court-authorized activity."
- There were no public safety threats reported by the FBI.
- Trump removed Bolton's security clearance and detail due to threats from Iran.
- Bolton wrote a memoir in 2020 criticizing Trump's policies.
- The Trump administration tried to block Bolton's book, claiming it contained classified information, but a judge declined the request.
