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2022-08-12 Government Corruption
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DOJ sought documents from Mar-a-Lago labeled 'special access,' more classified than 'top secret'
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 [Washington Examiner] The documents sought by the FBI from former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate this week included material labeled "special access," a label reserved for information even more classified than "top secret," according to reports.
The classified information that Justice Department officials believe Trump took with him to his West Palm Beach, Florida, home after leaving the White House last year was so sensitive that authorities wanted to take it into possession immediately, according to the reports.
Sources familiar with the investigation told ABC News and the New York Times that the DOJ and the FBI were looking for material labeled "special access," which is a designation beyond top secret and reserved for documents accessible only by the highest level security clearances that are only available to a limited number of individuals. The reports indicate that sensitive documents, related to some of the most highly classified U.S. programs, had national security implications, and government officials expressed concern that allowing the materials to remain at Mar-a-Lago could leave them vulnerable to foreign adversaries seeking to acquire them.
The documents wanted by the FBI that prompted the raid on Trump's home appear to have been related to nuclear weapons, the Washington Post reported on Thursday. It remains unclear whether the agency found any nuclear documents.
The inventory of items taken from Mar-a-Lago provided to Trump’s team after the raid is unlikely to reveal details about the specific documents he kept in Florida because of the sensitive nature of the material, according to the reports.
The ABC News report claims that federal investigators have questioned individuals close to the former president, including some members of his current staff and some former White House officials, about the documents he stored at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump reportedly received a subpoena in the spring in search of documents that investigators believed he had failed to hand over earlier in the year when 15 boxes of material from the White House were turned over to the National Archives. Archivists discovered several pages of classified material among the boxes of documents and flagged their discovery to the Justice Department, according to the New York Times, which prompted officials to come to believe that more classified material remained at Mar-a-Lago. 
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/\ He had a second 'football' with launch codes in Melania's thong and sock drawer. SAP caveat (STIFF THONG). Fear based 'duck & cover' tactics. But, but, but they always worked in the past.