Several months after departing the White House, there were reports of former President Donald Trump engaging in discussions regarding potentially sensitive information concerning US nuclear submarines with a billionaire member of his Mar-a-Lago Club. The allegations against Trump came from sources with close ties to the former President and were released by ABC News in a special report.
Allegedly Shared the Information With Scores of Others
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According to sources and the ABC report, the billionaire member subsequently disseminated this information to numerous individuals, which included over a dozen foreign officials, several of his own staff, and a small group of journalists who were knowledgeable about the situation.
Australian Billionaire Anthony Pratt Was the Main Source of the Allegations
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ABC News reported that Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt was the billionaire Mar-a-Lago member who allegedly shared the sensitive nuclear sub information with so many. Another source reportedly confirmed to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins that Pratt was interviewed by the special counsel concerning Trump’s retention of classified documents after leaving the Oval Office.
Pratt Is on the List of Potential Witnesses
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An additional source has informed CNN that Pratt is among the potential witnesses when the trial commences in March next year.
Australia Should Buy Submarines From THE US, Suggests Pratt
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Pratt allegedly told Trump during a conversation that Australia should buy submarines from the US, and an excited Trump told Pratt two pieces of information about US Nuclear submarines, ABC reported.
How Close Can Us Nuclear Subs Get to Russian Submarines?
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According to ABC News sources, Trump shared the number of warheads that US submarines typically carry and how close they can get to Russian submarines without being detected. The New York Times has also confirmed receiving the same allegations against Trump.
Sub Information Shared With Journalists, Australian Officials and Former Australian Prime Ministers
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Subsequently, Pratt relayed Trump’s comments to at least 45 other individuals through emails and conversations, as reported by ABC. This group included journalists, Australian officials, three former Australian prime ministers, and personnel within his company.
Trump Spokesperson Said the ABC Report “Lacked Proper Context.”
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A spokesperson for Donald Trump refuted the claims and said they “lack proper context and relevant information.”
Trump Hits Back at the Allegations, Says Story Is “False and Ridiculous.”
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Trump described the story as “false and ridiculous” and hit back at the claims. Trump wrote, “The ridiculous story put out today about me talking to a Mar-a-Lago member about US submarines is false and ridiculous…”
We Make the Best Submarines and Military Equipment
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“…other than the fact that I will often state that we make the best Submarines and Military Equipment anywhere in the World — A pretty well-known fact!”
“Corrupt Prosecutors Trying to Interfere With 2024 Presidential Election”
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“These fake stories are put out by corrupt prosecutors trying to interfere with the Presidential Election of 2024, and based on the polling, where I am 60 points up on Republican Candidates and 11 points up on Crooked Joe Biden, the people of our Country aren’t buying it. With that being said, I will always promote the Greatness of America — and its Military Equipment,” Trump added.
The Alternative Would Be to Buy Subs From Russia or China
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“The alternative would be for Allies, and others, to buy from Russia, China, or elsewhere. I like creating jobs in America, which was one of my most successful achievements as President!” boasted Trump.
Is It a Clear Indication That Trump Will Be Losing This Case?
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In a recent development, Federal Judge Aileen Cannon has issued an order to provide clarity on the procedures for managing classified information in the ongoing legal case involving former President Donald Trump and government documents discovered at his Mar-a-Lago estate. Some observers interpret this move as a strong indication that Trump is likely to lose the case.
Mar-A-Lago and the Ongoing Investigation
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Federal prosecutors were already investigating Trump for keeping classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate after he left office.
The 126-room, 62,500-square-foot mansion serves as Trump’s principal residence, as well as a club and private beach resort. Prosecutors claim he illegally took classified government documents after he departed from office.
New Charges in Classified Document Case Added Just a Few Months Ago
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A further defendant and new charges were only added to the classified documents case a few months ago in July. The Mar-a-Lago investigation is still an ongoing investigation.
Trump Asked a Staffer to Delete Camera Footage
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A revised indictment was recently issued, with prosecutors asserting that Trump directed a staff member to delete camera footage, supposedly as an attempt to obstruct the federal investigation into his possession of classified documents.
Mar-A-Lago Property Manager Carlos de Oliveira Added as Defendant
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Prosecutors also added a third defendant to the case. Carlos De Oliveira was the property manager at Mar-a-Lago and is accused alongside Trump of trying to hide the camera footage from investigators.
Justice Department Has Provided About 1.28MILLION Pages of Unclassified Documents
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The Justice Department has disclosed that it has furnished approximately 1.28 million pages of unclassified documents and has handed over most of the classified evidence it expects to provide.
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