donald trump claim all documents Seized by the FBI from Mar-a-Lago It was declassified and kept in the resort’s “secure storage”. But one of the former president’s own lawyers has thrown much confidence at bay over how “secure” that storage is.
“It was a locked door. When you go back to the basement, there’s security and you can’t walk in there,” Christina Bob said. Laura Ingraham on thursday. “Only certain staff can go there, and he only has one key.”
Bob added that “a limited number of people” have access to the area.
Certain types of documents, particularly sensitive files reportedly sought by the Mar-a-Lago Department of Justice, require very stringent security measures beyond locks and restricted access to certain personnel. is required. You may also need something called Classified Information Facility (SCIF).
As Trump’s Document Function As explained by NewsNation, It was a “storage room in an indoor hallway near the pool” with “boxes all over the place”.
that pool, The Washington Post pointed outwas a major part of the resort’s social scene and “the center of activity as part of Mar-a-Lago’s daily operations”.
On Twitter, Trump’s critics were quick to point out that Bob’s comments didn’t sound like the documents were kept safe and may have only hurt her client’s lawsuit:
This article originally appeared on huff post and updated.