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On the same day as the hearing, the National Archives told Trump it would turn over additional presidential records tied to his privilege claims, with delivery scheduled for July 8 unless a court blocked it. The move was another sign that Trump’s effort to keep Jan. 6-related material buried was failing in public and in process.
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On the same day as the hearing, the National Archives told Trump it would turn over additional presidential records tied to his privilege claims, with delivery scheduled for July 8 unless a court blocked it. The move was another sign that Trump’s effort to keep Jan. 6-related material buried was failing in public and in process.
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On the same day as the hearing, the National Archives told Trump it would turn over additional presidential records tied to his privilege claims, with delivery scheduled for July 8 unless a court blocked it. The move was another sign that Trump’s effort to keep Jan. 6-related material buried was failing in public and in process.
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