Trump aide pleads not guilty as newly unsealed evidence shows obstructing government investigation

According to recently unsealed records, the Justice Department obtained security footage showing Trump's aide moving boxes before investigators arrived to search Mar-a-Lago.
Trump and his aide were indicted on charges related to concealing classified documents, with the aide pleading not guilty in Miami court.
The aide struggled to find legal counsel for weeks, delaying his arraignment, before hiring a Florida attorney to enter his plea.
Legal experts say the aide likely faces years in prison if he does not cooperate with prosecutors given the overwhelming evidence against him and Trump.
The released records provide new details on the government's monthslong investigation into Trump's handling of classified records after leaving office.