Trump: Search the White House

Former US President Donald Trump has demanded a White House audit following the White House's announcement that it had found secret documents related to Joe Biden's tenure as vice president.

Just as the US Federal Police (FBI) ransacked his Florida residence to seize classified documents, now is the time for them to search the White House, according to AAA News Agency. In this regard, Republican Kevin McCarthy, who, after 15 rounds of voting, was able to become chairman of the current US House of Representatives, also reacted to the publication of the news about the discovery of confidential documents in one of Biden’s personal offices and said: “The Democrats assumed that they have superiority.”

Former US President Donald Trump also moved dozens of boxes of classified and top-secret information to his Florida vacation home in January 2022 as he left the White House. Despite the accusations against the former US president, he consistently denies the accusations and insists that he did not commit any wrongdoing. The ex-president of the United States will be brought to justice for his role in provoking the storming of the Capitol (Congress Building) and the death of a policeman during the storm.

Sandra Garza, partner of police officer Brian Siknik, who was killed in the storming of the Congress building, has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump and two protesters. The Hill writes about it. Harza said Trump and two protesters, Julina Khater and George Tanios, were “directly and indirectly” responsible for the policeman’s death.
As was said at the trial, the actions of the defendants led to the clinical condition that caused the death of Brian Siknin the day after the assault on January 7th. On January 6, he had two heart attacks, after which he died in the hospital.

On January 6, 2021, a crowd of supporters of US President Donald Trump broke into the Capitol, where Congress was supposed to meet at that time to approve the results of the 2020 presidential election. On or immediately after the Capitol was stormed, five people died and 140 police officers were injured. The assault was preceded by the pronounced positions of Trump, who publicly refused to recognize the results of the 2020 elections and tried to challenge them in court. He claimed that many violations were committed during the voting, and demanded that the voting results be reviewed.

His rival Joe Biden accused Trump of disrespecting the will of the American people because of his attempts to get the results of the vote canceled in several states through the courts.