Trump Retained Classified Documents Because Of His ‘Business Interests,’ Jack Smith Alleged
March 25, 2026
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as posted by the channelPresident Donald Trump retained classified documents after his first term that could have helped his business interests, former Special Counsel Jack Smith said in 2023 according to a newly released memo, further intensifying scrutiny into the yearslong controversy over Trump’s alleged retention of classified documents—even though he no longer faces criminal charges.
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