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2 verified reports published on February 11, 2023.
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The pattern by this point was hard to miss: when Trumpworld says the mess is contained, another box, folder, or fact pattern seems to wander into view. Even without a new indictment that day, February 10, 2023 was another reminder that the former president’s legal team was spending a lot of time cleaning up after the guy who insists he never leaves a mess.
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Trump’s lawyers had recently turned over additional pages marked classified, a laptop belonging to a Trump aide and an empty folder marked “Classified Evening Briefing,” according to reporting published Feb. 10-11, 2023. The items added another wrinkle to the continuing document review, but did not by themselves prove new wrongdoing.
The day’s reporting showed the classified-documents probe continuing to widen and deepen, with investigators still collecting material tied to Trump’s handling of records after he left office. The underlying problem was unchanged: Trump’s post-presidency paperwork habits were still creating legal exposure and political damage.