Some FBI and DOJ officials were torn on whether to raid Mar-a-Lago as part of their investigation into Trump’s mishandling of classified documents, until a recording of him surfaced, a report by WSJ says.
reported. At first, prosecutors struggled to pinpoint a motive and could not prove rumors that Trump shared classified information with others, sources told the.
Even Trump’s alleged refusal to respond to a subpoena to hand over all classified material wasn’t quite enough. But when prosecutors got their hands on a tape of a meeting at Trump’s golf club in New Jersey, it reportedly pushed the case over the edge. In the tape, detailed in Trump’s eventual indictment, the ex-president allegedly
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