Trump denies deletion of Mar-a-Lago security tapes, accuses special counsel of fabrication

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Former President Donald Trump denies that security tapes at his Mar-a-Lago club were deleted, claiming they were voluntarily handed over to Special Counsel Jack Smith. Trump accuses Smith of "prosecutorial fiction" and "election interference." Trump's attorney also denies any tapes were deleted and asserts that Trump cooperated fully. Trump faces additional charges in the classified records probe, including allegations of asking for the footage to be deleted. The Trump campaign dismisses the charges as a harassment attempt by the Biden administration.
Topics:top-news#donald-trump#mar-a-lago#obstruction-of-justice#politics#security-tapes#special-counsel
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