Former President Donald Trump can be heard in an audio recording apparently showing and discussing — 'off the record,' he says — what he describes as 'highly confidential, secret' documents with a writer and aides in 2021.
to the charges on June 14, and Nauta is expected to plead not guilty at a hearing on Tuesday.
In the audio, Trump can be heard saying"these are the papers" and describing them as a plan of attack related to Iran. The clip is roughly two minutes of a conversation that sources told CBS News was approximately two hours long. CBS News and other news outlets had previously reported what Trump is heard saying on the tape. The audio appears to confirm the accuracy of those reports."See, as president I could have declassified, but now I can't, you know.
Trump claimed in a June 19 Fox News interview that there were no classified documents present when the recording was made.
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