Pam Bondi may have exposed Trump by releasing Jack Smith's memo

Attorney General Pam Bondi inadvertently released a 2023 Jack Smith memo establishing President Donald Trump possessed classified documents pertinent to his business interests, according to Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD).

The memo argued, "establishing a motive for retaining them."

Raskin characterized the release as accidental, quipping that the Justice Department, "only tells the truth by accident."

The disclosed evidence suggests Trump took documents so sensitive that only six government officials had access. Raskin alleged Trump "may have sold out our national security to enrich himself" and argued the president "turned the presidency into a private moneymaking operation," treating top-secret documents as personal property.

Trump faced 37 felony counts in 2023 for allegedly illegally possessing classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, yet charges were dismissed in 2024. The White House dismissed Raskin's credibility, denying wrongdoing. Raskin called for the public release of Smith's full report.

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