Summary
John Bolton, who was the national security adviser during President Donald Trump's first administration, has been charged in a federal investigation. The charges are related to the possible mishandling of classified information. President Trump commented on the charges, expressing negative opinions about Bolton.
Key Facts
- John Bolton is charged with potential mishandling of classified information.
- The charges were announced following an investigation by federal authorities.
- Bolton served as national security adviser under President Trump until 2019.
- An FBI search of Bolton's home and office occurred in August.
- President Trump said he was unaware of the indictment when speaking to reporters.
- Trump criticized Bolton, calling him a "bad person."