Trump's Classified Documents: New Memo Revealed

0:00A new letter from House Democrat Jamie Raskin sheds light on President Trump's handling of classified documents. Its site's Justice Department memo from January 2023, detailing how Trump showed a sensitive map on a June 2022 flight, too. His New Jersey Golf Club. The memo also notes he kept the highly restricted record from his first term, one that only six people could access. Prosecutors gathered this evidence as part of the Mar-a-Lago documents probe, which later led to felony charges against Trump for retaining top secret, files and blocking their return. The flight incident reportedly involved his future chief of staff, Susie Wiles, who was on board and may have seen the map. Trump has always denied wrongdoing, claiming he declassified the materials and had the right to keep them after leaving office. The case drew massive attention as one of four criminal probes during his campaign, but it ended after his 2024 election victory. The Justice Department recently shared the memo with Congress amid reviews of the document's

1:01case and election challenges. A full report by special counsel Jack Smith, stays sealed under a court order from Judge Eileen Cannon. Raskin's push highlights ongoing worries about national security risks, especially now with conflicts abroad, urging more transparency on what secrets. Might have been exposed. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your Canada News Today update, AI-powered and always on.