Despite former President Donald Trump’s emphatic protestations to the contrary last month, it seems increasingly likely that, yes, he was actually hoarding classified nuclear weapons secrets at his unsecure Florida estate.
This week, The Washington Post doubled down on last month’s reporting that the now-infamous Mar-a-Lago search was, at least in part, related to nuclear weapons documentation, with a bombshell report that FBI agents had uncovered a “document describing a foreign government’s military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities” as part of their court-approved sweep of Trump’s property. Also allegedly recovered were other national security papers ordinarily kept so secure that their mere existence could only be shared by officials serving the presidential Cabinet level or higher.
