Trump employees allegedly moved classified documents before FBI and DOJ visits.

Employees at Mar-a-Lago moved boxes of papers a day before FBI agents visited the property to investigate former President Trump's retention of classified documents, according to sources familiar with the investigation. The Washington Post also reported that Trump and aides carried out a "dress rehearsal" for moving sensitive papers before receiving a subpoena demanding the surrender of records removed from the White House. Prosecutors have gathered evidence that Trump kept classified documents in his office and showed them to others. Trump denies wrongdoing, but faces multiple legal problems, including a classified documents investigation, hush-money payment trial, and state and federal investigations of his election subversion.