Trump's Nuclear Comments at Town Hall Spark Legal Concerns
Experts question if former president unlawfully disclosed classified nuclear information during Fox News appearance.
- Donald Trump's comments during a Fox News town hall have sparked concerns among experts over whether he disclosed classified information about the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
- Several national security attorneys are questioning if Trump's remarks about a nuclear weapon capable of destroying New York and South Carolina constitute an unlawful disclosure of classified information.
- Experts note that Trump, even as a former president, would not have the authority to declassify information related to nuclear capabilities without authorization from the Secretary of Energy.
- The incident has raised eyebrows on social media, with many questioning the accuracy of Trump's statements regarding the destructive capacity of nuclear weapons.
- This is not the first time Trump has been accused of sharing classified information; his history includes a notable incident with Russian officials in the Oval Office.