He claimed the audio was “actually an exoneration, rather than what they would have you believe”. Read more at straitstimes.com.
after leaving the White House and acknowledging that they had not been declassified in an audio recording aired by US media.
Parts of the recording’s transcript were cited as evidence in special counsel Jack Smith’s 49-page indictment of Trump on charges he had mishandled classified documents after leaving office. “These are the papers,” Trump says in the recording, a quote that was not included in the indictment. “This was done by the military and given to me,” Trump continues, before noting that one would need to “declassify it” for it to be used in the book.“Now we have a problem,” one of other people responds.
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