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The Department of Justice revealed on Friday just how former President Donald Trump guarded some of the nation’s sensitive spy material: casually mixing up seven “TOP SECRET” government documents and two dozen classified documents with news magazines, gifts, books, and his wife’s clothes.
And curiously, the DOJ’s more complete inventory included “43 empty folders with ‘CLASSIFIED’ banners.”
In an eight-page document, the DOJ listed what the FBI seized from Trump’s oceanside Mar-a-Lago estate, with descriptions that hint at the careless manner in which the former president left state secrets lying around his South Florida club.