Trump's Classified Docs: New Memo Surfaces

0:00On March 25, a new memo from former Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into classified documents has surfaced, thanks to Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee. Ranking member Jamie Raskin shared it in a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi, pointing to evidence that President Trump mishandled extremely sensitive materials after leaving office. The document outlines how Trump took documents so restricted that only six people in the country could access them, including items tied to business. It also notes he shared a secret airplane seating chart with advisors like Susie Wiles on a private flight in 2022. Meanwhile, the White House dismisses the probe as purely political and the Justice Department has launched its own review of Smith for possible. Miss Conduct Critics argue his work was driven by partisan bias rather than facts. Raskin went further in his letter, raising concerns that Trump might have traded state secrets to foreign entities for personal gain, fueling broader.

1:01Debates about national security. As both sides dig in, this clash keeps highlighting deep divisions over accountability and trust in government handling of top secret info.