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Intel agencies eye brief for Trump, amid fears he could spill secrets

Classified intelligence briefings for major presidential candidates started in 1952 under President Truman, as discussed by David Priess.
Trump faces four criminal indictments, involving mishandling classified documents, with one case tied to Mar-a-Lago post-presidency.
Concerns have been raised by Rep. Adam Schiff and John Bolton about Trump potentially receiving intelligence briefings despite his legal challenges.

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The Independent

Trump allegedly held onto 70 boxes of classified documents

‘Trump indicated to his staff that the 15 boxes were the only boxes that would be going to NARA and that there were no more, and he instructed an employee to tell one of his lawyers there were no more boxes,’ prosecutors write in filing

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Washington Times

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The Hill

Schiff says he hopes Intelligence Community ‘will dumb down’ briefings for Trump

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said the U.S. Intelligence Community should “dumb down” briefings for former President Trump when he receives classified information as the eventual GOP nominee, voicing concerns about whether Trump could share the information.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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Benzinga

Trump Intelligence Briefings Should Be 'Dumbed Down' By The Intelligence Community, Hopes Adam Schiff

2 months ago·New York, United States

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Washington Examiner

Adam Schiff hopes intelligence community will ‘dumb down’ briefings for Trump - Washington Examiner

Rep. Adam Schiff (R-CA) said that he hopes the intelligence community will “dumb down” its briefings to former President Donald Trump. In an interview with NBC News, Schiff was asked about plans from the intelligence community to begin providing Trump with briefings once he officially secures the Republican nomination. Schiff said that though the plans are standard practice, Trump represents an extraordinary circumstance and should not receive t…

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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