Former President Donald Trump on Thursday spouted off on social media about his latest indictment, taking aim at special counsel Jack Smith and repeating his widely disputed claims that the "Clinton socks" case and the Presidential Records Act prove his innocence in the probe of his handling of national security materials after leaving office.
Trump previously ranted about the Justice Department investigation on his way to the Miami federal district court where he was arraigned on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to all 37 counts outlined in the indictment, which include willful retention of national defense information, conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements.
The Republican frontrunner continued to express his fury with the charges on Truth Social Thursday evening, falsely claiming he was been "totally exonerated" and demanding the return of his boxes.
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"SO NOW THAT EVERYONE UNDERSTANDS THAT THE PRESIDENTIAL RECORDS ACT, PLUS THE CLINTON SOCKS CASE, TOTALLY EXONERATED ME FROM THE CONTINUING WITCH HUNT BROUGHT ON BY CORRUPT JOE BIDEN, THE DOJ, DERANGED JACK SMITH, AND THEIR RADICAL LEFT, MARXIST THUGS, WHEN ARE THEY GOING TO DROP ALL CHARGES AGAINST ME, APOLOGIZE, AND RETURN EVERYTHING THAT WAS ILLEGALLY TAKEN (FOURTH AMENDMENT) FROM MY HOME? THIS WAS NOTHING OTHER THAN ELECTION INTERFERENCE!!!" THIS WAS NOTHING OTHER THAN ELECTION INTERFERENCE!!!" Trump wrote, reiterating statements he made during his Tuesday rally in Bedminster, New...
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