House Panel Probes Trump Presidential Records Found In Florida

The transcript discusses the inquiry into former President Trump's handling of classified documents, initiated by the National Archives' request for a Justice Department investigation. A House committee is probing Trump's actions, with questions sent to the National Archives. The DOJ is considering its own investigation, which could be seen as politically motivated. Specific documents involved include a letter from Obama, letters to Kim Jong Un, and an altered hurricane map. The National Archives faced challenges with torn records from Trump's presidency.

What prompted the National Archives to request a Justice Department investigation?

• A report by the Washington Post

• A letter from President Obama

• Trump's violation of the Presidential Records Act

• A request from the House Oversight Committee

What is the focus of the House Oversight Committee's questions to the National Archives?

• The financial records of Trump's businesses

• The legality of Trump's presidency

• The documents Trump allegedly took after leaving office

• The security of Mar-a-Lago

Which document was reportedly altered by Trump with a black marker?

• A map of Hurricane Dorian

• A map of Mar-a-Lago

• A letter from President Obama

• A letter to Kim Jong Un

What could a Justice Department investigation into Trump's handling of documents be perceived as?

• A routine legal procedure

• A financial audit

• A politically motivated investigation

• An international diplomatic issue

What did the National Archives find about some of Trump's presidential records?

• They were missing

• They were torn up and had to be pieced back together

• They were perfectly intact

• They were stored in a secure location