WASHINGTON: US National Archives took several note boxes – including “love letters” from North Korean leaders Kim Jong PBB – from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Resort who had been removed with incorrectly from the White House, a report said Monday.
Documents and recalls – which also include correspondence from former US President Barack Obama – should have been reversed at the end of Trump’s term under the presidential records.
But the agency did not get them until last month, according to the Washington Post, quoted an unnamed source.
The former Aide Trump quoted by this paper said they did not think Trump acted with criminal purposes.
The former president, Waxing Rhapsodic about his relationship with Kim, told the West Virginia rally in 2018: “We fell in love.
No, really.
He wrote beautiful letters.” The comment encourages media, as well as supporters and trump opponents, to provide unusual correspondence, “Love Letter” Trump-Kim.
“The recovery of the box has raised questions about Trump’s adherence to the presidential law which was implemented after the 1970s Watergate scandal which requires Oval OfficT residents to preserve records related to activities related to administrative activities.
Trump lost his offer last month to stop the release archive Diary, Log Visitor, Draft of Speech and other White House documents to the home committee investigating 2021 US Capitol Riot.
Some of the papers submitted have been “destroyed by former President Trump” and defeated together, the archive revealed, added that it had also received a number Notes that are still on pieces on Twitter.
AFP Mengulurka N hand to national archives and Trump’s office to comment but there is no direct response.
Trump took Kim ‘Love Letters,’ Govt Records from White House: Report
