Trump's Legal Woes Deepen as Grand Jury Hears Testimony and Subpoenas Secret Service Agents.

A federal grand jury in Miami heard testimony from witnesses, including Taylor Budowich, a former spokesman for Donald Trump, in the investigation into Trump's possession of classified documents and presidential records at his private club in Florida after leaving office. Prosecutors were interested in a statement that Trump had his aides draft shortly after news broke that National Archives officials had recovered 15 boxes of material from him in January 2022. The statement that Trump initially wanted to send said that he had returned all the presidential material he had, which turned out to be false. The grand jury inquiry is part of a broader investigation into Trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election.