Why would Donald Trump need top secret nuclear documents that is for the country club?

The lead starts right now.

The Washington Post reports FBI agents found nuclear documents at Mar-a-Lago material

so secret only a tight circle knew they even existed.

So why were those documents there and how secure might they have been from any prying

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Welcome to the lead object tap and we start today with our politics lead in striking

new details about what exactly Donald Trump took to Mar-a-Lago.

One of the documents that FBI agents recovered during their search of the Florida resort

described a foreign government's nuclear capabilities.

That's according to the Washington Post, which goes on to say, quote, some of the seized

documents, detailed top secret U.S. operations so closely guarded that many senior national

security officials are kept in the dark about them, unquote.

Donald Trump's lawyers, once again trying to deflect from any serious national security

implications here, instead decrying what they describe as leaks about the investigation,

which one might observe is a curious time to suddenly express concern with the security

of sensitive information, but this does further explain why justice department officials

and U.S. intelligence agencies were apparently so worried about this classified material

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