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Donald Trump claims the story of nuclear documents as ‘hoax’

On Friday, U.S. former president Donald Trump is blasting out fundraising messages to his supporters in the wake of reports that he might have had nuclear weapons-related documents at Mar-a-Lago and is sending out emails featuring mocked-up nuclear codes, Independent reports.

Trump has constantly suggested without basis that the FBI planted evidence during the search, but has not yet specifically denied that any documents were kept at the property or seized during the raid.

However, he claims that he will not oppose a move by the Justice Department to make public the search warrant that authorizes the raid.

He has written that not only he will not oppose the release of documents related to the unAmerican, unwarranted, and unnecessary raid and break-in of his home in Palm Beach, Florida, Mar-a-Lago, He will be going a step further by encouraging the release of those documents immediately.

On Thursday, the Department of Justice files a motion to expose the warrant, with attorney general Merrick Garland emphasizing that the decision was not taken lightly and confirming that he personally authorized the decision to seek the warrant in the first place.

 



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