Trump expressed concern that returning classified docs after subpoena could result in criminal charges, according to sealed notes
Judge Aileen Cannon is considering tossing out the notes as evidence.
Donald Trump privately expressed concerns that turning over potentially classified documents in his possession after a May 2022 subpoena could result in criminal charges while repeatedly engaging in what prosecutors have described as an effort to enlist his lawyers to lie and destroy documents for his benefit, according to transcripts of audio notes reviewed by ABC News.
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