“This is confidential information, see.”
A former US president doesn’t want to be known for falsifying government documents. He can be heard bragging about it in a recording published by CNN
Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump attends the Oakland County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner on June 25, 2023 in Novi, Michigan, United States. REUTERS/Rebecca Cook
WASHINGTON – Impeached former US President Donald Trump will be required to explain the secret government documents case after the release of the audio recording. “As president, I could have let them go, and now I can’t,” Trump said Monday evening American broadcaster CNN made the recording public From 2021 onwards he will openly show the documents to the interlocutors.
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