"The Unavoidable Trump Indictment: DOJ Takes Action"
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The unsealed indictment against former President Donald Trump and his aide, Walt Nauta, reveals a pattern of obstruction and false statements intended to block the FBI and grand jury. The indictment contains 37 counts and seven separate charges against the former president and one against his aide. The most significant allegations include conspiring to obstruct justice, storing top-secret documents sloppily, and sharing secrets with visitors to Bedminster. Trump suggested his lawyer take a folder of documents and "pluck out" anything "really bad." M. Evan Corcoran, one of Trump's lawyers, is a key witness.
Topics:nation#classified-documents#donald-trump#indictment#mar-a-lago#obstruction-of-justice#politics
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