Trump Declassifies Election Intel
President Trump releases declassified election intelligence files
President Trump has declassified election intelligence, with the first downloadable files already live, as reported by the WLT Report. The documents were gathered by the White House Government Transparency Task Force, along with the staff of the president's Intelligence Advisory Board, and supported by top intelligence agency chiefs, who have all personally reviewed the findings, according to the annotated transcript of Trump's speech on election integrity. This move comes as the Senate is probing other issues related to election interference, as seen in the recent Senate Hearings Probe Insider Trading, Election Interference. The release of these documents is expected to shed more light on the topic, and may be related to other ongoing investigations, such as the Whistleblower Alleges DEA Allowed Fentanyl Trafficking.
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