The Justice Department has provided the first batch of evidence in the classified documents case to Donald Trump's legal team, which includes multiple "interviews" of the former president "conducted by non-government entities," which legal experts believe could be used against him.
The evidence also includes transcripts of grand jury testimony taken in both Washington and Florida, materials collected via subpoenas and search warrants, witness interviews conducted through mid-May and copies of the surveillance footage investigators obtained in the investigation, according to CNN.
